They hope we forgot they demanded a General Election

Thursday blog

“We need a General Election!”

On 21 October 2022, after Liz Truss’s resignation as prime minister, the other parties howled about the need to defend democracy and demanded a General Election.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer called for an immediate general election following the resignation of the prime minister. Sir Keir said the country “cannot have another experiment at the top of the Tory party“. Sir Keir said: “This is not just a soap opera at the top of the Tory party – it’s doing huge damage to the reputation of our country. We need a general election so the public can have their say on this utter chaos.”

The beloved ‘Sir’ Keir also claimed his party was ready for government: “There’s a manifesto that is going to be ready whenever an election is called,” Sir Keir told the BBC: “I’ve had a team working on that. I’ve had a team working on general election preparedness. We’ve moved our teams on to a general election footing. We’re very, very prepared should there be a general election.”

The Liberal Democrats, the SNP. Plaid Cymru and the Green Party also called for an immediate general election.

Scotland’s first minister – the Sturgeon creature who had no idea her husband was stealing over £400,000 from the SNP to buy amongst other things hair care products unusual for a bald man – said a UK general election is a “democratic imperative” following the resignation of the prime minister. “This is an almighty mess, and it is people the length and breadth of the UK who are paying the price of this,” she told the BBC “Fundamentally the UK now needs to have a democratic choice over its next prime minister.”

Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey said: “We do not need another Conservative prime minister lurching from crisis to crisis, we need a general election. It is time for Conservative MPs to do their patriotic duty, put the country first and give the people a say.”

But as Starmer fades into well-deserved obscurity while the Manchester Messiah continues his victorious march towards Number 10 Downing Street, suddenly, the other party leaders seem to have lost their enthusiasm for another General Election and their commitment to protecting democracy.

Why? If there was a new General Election, I believe Labour would win but with a much reduced majority. However, there would be a massive increase in the number of seats won by Nigel Farage’s and Richard Tice’s Reform – possibly winning as many as 100 to 150 seats. This would mean a large number of Labour, LibDem and Tory MPs losing their well-paid jobs and almost unlimited expense accounts.

And that’s not something the main party leaders would want. So there will be no General Election and a political coup will give Britain’s most anti-British socialist government so much power to crush free speech, arrest its opponents and gerrymander the electoral system so that there may never be a British patriotic government ever again.

This hypocrisy hopefully exposes our MPs for what they really are – selfish, greedy, lying, self-serving, grifting scum who would say and do anything just to cling on to their lousy jobs, bountiful expense accounts and massive pensions. Total garbage, all of them.

Why did ‘successful’ Sir Keir resign?

Apparently tearful knight of the realm – Two-Tier Keir – gave a blubbing resignation speech in which he tried to big up his many supposed ‘successes’. I didn’t watch it as the sooner that (IMHO) thin-skinned, free-speech-loathing, UK-hating, Davos-loving, migrant-hugging, Islamophiliac, lying empty suit of a man disappears from my life the better.

However, if Two-Tier was so ‘successful’ why did he feel the need to resign. It’s all very confusing!