Labour Civil War: Sir Keir Starmer’s aide tells the Left to ‘Bring It On’

Starmer’s long history of undermining the Left

Starmer has been part and parcel of the establishment’s attack on the Left for years. He constantly undermined Jeremy Corbyn even participating in the 2016 chicken coup, forcing a leadership contest just days after David Cameron resigned standing down as prime minister after the referendum result had been declared, fundamentally leaving both the UK’s biggest political parties leaderless in the midst of the biggest national turning point since world war two.

The obvious mistake Corbyn made was to be magnanimous, allowing the coup plotters and participants back onto the front bench. Corbyn would have done well to overcome his nature and be a little Machiavellian at times or at least bring his friends a little closer.

Starmer used many occasions to undermine Corbyn, none more so than in his Brexit policy. often veering away from party policy of ‘no second referendum’ until the death punch came in 2018 at the Labour party confrence when Starmer pushed the composite motion through after 6 hours of loggerheads, he turned a composite motion to campaign for a second referendum to stop a Tory ‘NO-DEAL’ or ‘BAD-DEAL’ into a campaign to remain in the EU by declaring in his conference speech ‘no one is ruling out remain’.

This was the pivotal point in Labours decline, from then on in Starmer was pitted for Leader and the vast majority of Labour members would rather back remaining in the EU than have a remotely socialist government under Jeremy Corbyn. It was extremely telling when the first edict uttered from Starmer’s lips was to say GET BREXIT DONE sending a message to all the remain backers that had put him in a position of leadership, there will be no turning back, we have left the EU. ‘Job done!’

The establishment had won and their Trilateral commission member was set to become Labour leader the most fantastic right-wing coup in modern political history.

Starmer and the centrist sat back while the witch hunt picked of the Left wing voices one by one from the public faces like Jackie Walker, Marc Wadsworth, Pete Willsman, Ken Livingston, Chris Williamson and even Jeremy Corbyn himself, Now the ‘witch prickers’ are prodding Ken Loach obliviously he is asking to many awkward questions not just about Palestine but Starmer’s involvement in the Julian Assange extradition case.

There has also been thousands of other Left wingers without public profiles suspended or expelled from the Party some deserved but many more not. They have been persecuted and attacked many for posting in naivety rather than malice others for little more than liking the wrong social media comment.

The readmittance of the Labour party staffers involved in the #LabourLeaks who carried out attacks on Corbyn and Left-wing members shows where Starmer stands not to mention his advocation of Zionism an ideal once classed as a form of racism and racial discrimination”

United Nations General Assembly Resolution 3379, adopted on 10 November 1975 by a vote of 72 to 35 (with 32 abstentions), “determine[d] that Zionism is a form of racism and racial discrimination”. The vote took place approximately one year after UNGA 3237 granted the PLO Permanent Observer status, following PLO president Yasser Arafat’s “olive branch” speech to the General Assembly in November 1974. The resolution was passed with the support of the Soviet bloc, in addition to the Arab- and Muslim-majority countries, many African countries, and a few others.

The determination that “Zionism is a form of racism and racial discrimination”, contained in the resolution, was revoked in 1991 with UN General Assembly Resolution 46/86.

We are at the point where Starmer’s New Labour have maned the trenches rolled out the tanks and then declared there is nothing going on here.