Moon of Alabama – July 5, 2024
The Tories have lost the election in Britain.
Labour, under Keir Stamer, did not win the election. It received less votes than it had received under Jeremy Corbyn in 2017 and 2019.
The turnout was low. The overwhelming voter sentiment was ‘anything but Tory’. There was no enthusiasms for Labour and Stamer’s program.
Labour, under Corbyn, had been a real worker party with socialist tendencies.
The deep state, with the help of the Israeli embassy, had launched a media campaign against Labour alleging that it was hiding anti-semitic tendencies. Corbyn made the huge mistake of not fighting back against it. In the end he was kicked out despite Labour’s healthy election results.
Jeremy Corby, no longer in Labour, has been reelected. So have been five MPs who campaigned on a pro-Gaza position.
Stamer is a controversial figure. He seems to have been placed in his position by the deep state. His previous position was the Chief of the Crown Prosecution Service. He had a major role in indicting and incarcerating Julian Assange.
After being installed he has moved Labour to the right. It is now occupying a pro-capitalism center-right position:
“What Keir has done is taken all the left out of the Labour Party,” billionaire businessman John Caudwell, previously a big Tory donor, told the BBC. “He’s come out with a brilliant set of values and principles and ways of growing Britain in complete alignment with my views as a commercial capitalist.”
The Labour Party highlighted his endorsement.
Stamer will hurt the British public more than the Tory did under Sunak.
There will soon be an uproar against him.
I do note expect him to survive for long.
it is said that a country gets the government it deserves
huge masses of people stayed away
there is wide spread knowledge of voting being fixed
People fear the threat of socialism but feel powerless
voting for starmer is a grave mistake
Stopped reading at this paragraph.
“Labour, under Corbyn, had been a real worker party with socialist tendencies.”
Do remember the massive Labour membership under Corbyn, you know, sheeple who paid to join? I’ve always had this truth pang, it was largely made up.
There was nothing socialist about a leader who did all he could to help Boris get Brexit done. Why did Corbyn help destroy the UK, because Corbyn is an MI6 asset.
The EU was never perfect, but our membership dragged us out of hell. All the spending decisions forced by the EU, would never have been done by any domestic regime.
The reasons why Britain failed in the EU, is that we didn’t adopt the Euro, thus limiting UK debt, and all the other opt-outs, that left us in the dark ages.
MI6 couldn’t or wouldn’t have instigated the designed 2008 financial collapse. The Banks of England would have been contained, so it would never of happened.
There was a perfect pitch, when many in the City said now is the time to adopt the Euro, but as all thing, the fake news dropped it after a couple of days.
The UKs economic standing is falling so fast, that’s it’s not possible to even make judgements on dodgy data which changes so often.
Of course, it’s just a show. One set of actors have been replaced with yet more Nazis, who will continue borrowing from the City Crime Cartels.
It’s almost as if the totally bonkers evil Rwanda policy was put in place, just so the other Nazis could stop it. It’s a soap opera script.
Nazi leaders (puppets) have no control. Russia and China have leaders who are in control. Tony War Criminal Blair was once returned to power (lol) on just 22% of the potential electorate, and half of those only voted for Blair, to keep out the Tory Nazis, so only 11% wanted Blair, and I hear Starmer did worse than Blair, but I’m not following closely.
Ususlly before a Red Tory win, there’s a capital exodus from the UK. I don’t believe it’s happened this time, because it left years ago.
Useful article, notably the very low turnout and decline in Labour’s vote leading to a huge majority all show the FIXED nature of British elections.
Pity the author undermines this by getting the Labour leader’s name wrong though- It’s Sir Keir STARMER. Yes, he was certainly installed on the back of the anti S lies and smears, he actively worked to stop Labour victory in 2017 and 2019 by insinuating there must be a second referendum on BREXIT to alienate working class Labour voters. On gaining the leadership he purged all opposition, shut down Momentum and ensured candidates were hand picked: affluent, connected parasites connected to the law, NGOs and charities. Hence all the bloated white harpies in the new cabinet. Sir Keir Starmer despises working stiffs, revels in Globalist limelight and is in bed with the security services and corporate goblins.
Despite being utterly devoid of charisma- kind of dull avuncular Comprehensive headmaster chiding pupils for reprehensible behaviour- he will endure. After all, Stalin was deadly dull and un-charismatic but certainly managed to get his way.
Starmer was installed as the War Whore Party’s made man and as such he will deliver- those who voted for him were the Turkey masses voting for early Christmas. The Minorah will shine bright in No.10.
FAKE ELECTION WINS
David Abrahams said months ago Rothschild had arranged that Starmer would get in
first will be more support for israel, second will mean we will be back in the EU.
The rothschilds want the UK back in the bankers power bloc.
Our short burst for freedom is over.
The new birmingham MP Jess Philips, got heavily booed , as a jewess she supports israeli terrorism
in the middle east and control here in the UK, the massive support for palestine among the public
both chritsian muslim and hindu, meant many are asking if Jess Philips win was genuine
as on the dorsteps no one semd to want her
The glastonbury festival, almosta quater ofa milion people all wanta free palestine
and israel punished for war crimes, the international courts are considering massive finacial reparations
for the genocides, Nutenyahu has said the USA will pay it
I think Starmer will use the law to attain his authoritarian goals. There must be many prosecutors across the country who lament losing cases and want to retry them now that Blair got rid of the double jeopardy protection. People will cheer it on, not realising it’s not the criminals he’s after controlling through law, it’s everyone. Some say if you’ve nothing to hide you’ve got nothing to fear. The martyred saints could tell us otherwise, and they were some of the most upright people who ever lived.
And it’s the end of the NHS I think, considering his American healthcare sponsors want it. A lot of people are going to lose their houses and businesses to pay for healthcare and the risks are double when both man and wife are still alive. Now that Wall Street and the City of London have taken just about all the money, they’ll next be after real estate.
Here it comes… Good ‘n HARD!
So ‘Bottoms UP!’ Brits….. OUCH!!!! 😳😳😳
“I do not expect him to survive for long” .. only the 4th PM in 2 years ..
Its all a sham. Welcome to your two Party Commie State or Jewocracy. The only hope for the UK is if Nico X became PM.
Guy Reid-Brown on July 6, 2024 at 8:21 am
Huh – I posted the above on behalf of ‘East Anglia’ but mistakenly put my name on it.
Found this in the actual real Labour Party Manifesto today –
‘Keir Starmer was appointed Chief Prosecutor and head of the Crown Prosecution Service in 2008. He held the post for five years, before becoming leader of the Labour Party in 2020.
The role was a recognition of his work as a lawyer, which included helping to take Vladimir Putin to court for the murder of Alexander Litvinenko’
You all remember that case, don’t you?
I think Vladimir got remission for Good Conduct.
This deranged fantasist is who the UK has heading it up in the run up to potential world war —
And today he reaffirmed the ‘Special Relationship’ with Joe Biden.
Oh good.
There are some interesting correspondences between the general elections of 1900 and 2024 in Britain, which are worthy of consideration.
In 1900, the Labour Representation Committee (renamed the Labour Party in 1906,) contested its first general election. It stood candidates in just fifteen constituencies nationally but remarkably managed to win two seats. The party was largely financed by the rather meagre contributions of trades unions members, nearly all of whom, were not entitled to vote. Universal manhood suffrage was not achieved until 1918.
The Labour Representation Committee was founded to speak for the trade unions in parliament; to give a sovereign voice to the electorally disenfranchised.
The early Labourites, were essentially, left-leaning Liberals politically; although there were certainly ideological socialists among them. This was expressed in 1900, when Richard Bell, a railway man, was elected as MP for Derby. He was not a socialist but rather a Campbell-Bannerman style Liberal. Bell’s interest was solely in representing the disenfranchised.
By contrast, the other elected member of the LRC, the MP for Merthyr Tydfil, Keir Hardie, was a committed socialist. Hardie was already an incumbent Independent MP before 1900.
Given that the LRC was founded a mere six months prior to the 1900 general election and that its potential majority voting bloc was ineligible to vote, it was truly a feat to win representation in two constituencies.
In 1903, in what proved to be a monumental error, Herbert Gladstone, the chief whip of the Liberal Party, entered into a secret electoral compact with Ramsay MacDonald, the Chairman of the LRC. Both men considered the LRC as the party of disaffected Liberals.
Socialists in the LRC/ Labour Party were intent, on the other hand, to undermine the Liberal Party’s voting base by subterfuge.
By the time of the 1918 general election and the introduction of universal manhood suffrage, millions of Liberals had defected leftward and the Labour Party became the official party of opposition. In 1923, the Labour Party formed its first government.
That’s all rather verbose, I know but bear with me as we now consider the 2024 general election (with greater brevity, hopefully.)
The Reform Party contested the 2024 general election, just five weeks after Nigel Farage became its leader, bringing popular credibility and public prominence to their campaign.
Just as the LRC and the early Labour Party were, largely, disaffected Liberals, the Reform Party are, largely, disaffected Conservatives. Although, there are also former leftists and ideological agnostics among their number.
If we are to take them at their word, the Reform Party’s primary concern is the restoration of British State sovereignty, (departure from the ECHR etc) but further to give voice to those disenfranchised by uniparty continuance. Here, the Reform Party was not stymied by laws of suffrage, (as it was with the LRC) but by the exigencies of the first-past-the-post electoral system. The Reform Party won 14.3% of the popular vote and returned 5 MP’s. The Lib Dems won 12.1% of the popular vote and returned 71 MP’s. The SNP won 2.4% of the popular vote and returned 9 MP’s.
In his speech, following his victory in Clacton, Nigel Farage declared that, “we are coming for the Conservatives!”
Just as the socialist faction of the Labour Party sucked the lifeblood out of the Liberal Party, Farage intends to do likewise with the Conservative and Unionist Party.
Farage’s bold proclamation that Reform will be the party of government by 2029, isn’t so unlikely if you consider that it took the Labour Party just three years, following manhood suffrage, to achieve government. The Reform Party’s similar progress depends on grass roots foundations. Constitutional reform of the electoral system is extremely unlikely for now but then again, at the time, so was the promise of universal suffrage for the early trade unionists.
I haven’t fully explored the parallels between 1900 and 2024 here. I hope, though, that my comment is of some value to readers. It was an absolute bugger to write. I kept being distracted by the football.
I did not see the ballfoot or the election but I know that White men cheered when an African did himself and the Africans a favour by scoring, because they (the White men) refuse to fight, and that an adoptive Jew won in the elecshonk
andyay on July 6, 2024 at 6:33 pm
It was of great value to.me, Andyay.
There now needs to be a mass movement demanding a Referendum on FPTP vs. PR
Labour Party. Founded by the Fabian Society. Whose symbol to this day is an ACTUAL bleepin’ wolf in sheep’s clothing!!!
I don’t have the strength to keep explaining this to the Brits. Enjoy the ride.
I don’t give a shit really but what wanker did not put my post up
• Thank you, Guy. I’m a PR advocate too.
• Yes, Dayne, the Fabian Society was, indeed, one of the founders of the Labour Representation Committee but my post was a comparison between the 1900 and 2024 general elections. There’s a limit to how much extrapolation is viable in a single comment.
“There will soon be an uproar against him. I do note expect him to survive for long.” … I sure hope the author means that quite literally And, of course, the “uproar” should be against the entire f*cking criminal cartel masquerading as government as well as Jew World Order ghouls behind it all.
You know, it irks the piss out of me when any sniveling limp-wrist adds the title “Sir” to loathsome scum such as Herr Smarmer. That shit weasel is about as much of a Knight as Jill Bribestein is a f*cking doctor. The odoriferous log my dog just squeezed out of her poop-chute in the back yard a minute ago is more a Knight than Smarmer…it also passes a strong resemblance to Jill Bribem now that I took a better look. The titles were bought and paid for, not earned in any way, shape, or form. I can drift over to another website right now, pay a few bucks for a minister’s license, and then insist everyone call me Reverend.