Starmer believes Britain shouldn’t exist

Monday blog

You’ll probably all remember that Starmer gave the game away a couple of years before he became PM. When asked which he prefers – Davos or Westminster – he replied “Davos”. We shouldn’t be surprised. At Davos Starmer meets people like himself. People who believe that concepts like countries, borders, national culture, a sense of community are all anachronisms in a brave new borderless world which should be run by ‘experts’ – unelected bureaucrats who know what’s best for the small people. For people like Starmer, Westminster is just a pointless talking shop where puffed-up political pygmies preen and posture and enrich themselves while actually having very little power as that power has been moved to lawyers and international organisations.

Hence Starmer’s obsession with applying international treaties and kowtowing to international bodies like the UN and the WHO and the ECHR the ICJ and the IPCC and any others you can think of. We, of course, saw this most brazenly when Labour went to court to keep the Bell Hotel in Epping open as Labour’s lawyers argued that the human rights of illegal migrants trumped British laws and the human rights of UK citizens. And. of course, there’s Starmer’s policy of flooding Britain with Third-Worlders to destroy any sense of British patriotism or community or social cohesion. For the likes of Starmer, Britain belongs to anyone except the British.

Here’s Neil Oliver explaining, better than I can, the mentality of UK-loathing globalists like Starmer and his ilk (you should start watching at about 1 minute 20 seconds into the video to avoid all the advertising):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXquHHocn9o