grace O'donovan

proud to be a socialist and supporter of Jeremy Corbyn.

[Sir Norman of Nowhere. 🏴‍☠️ @Normanjam67]

This is hilarious.
They're the people forcing him to resign from office.
How humiliating.

[simon maginn @simonmaginn]

Always pleasing to see some bullsh*t 'antisemitism' fraud getting chucked out. But there are so many, and so few have the resources to fight them. It's war.
#ItWasAScam

[Tom Hatfield @WordMercenary]

It's remarkable how every article about threats to politicians manages to somehow avoid taking to Dianne Abbott, Zarah Sultana, Apsana Begum or Sadiq Khan isn't it?

[Marl Karx @BareLeft]

Pat McFadden received £40,000 in public money to rent a constituency house next door to a property he owned, because he could no longer claim mortgage interest on his expenses. He then rented his own house out for MORE than his rental costs.

This was "within the rules".

[Ben Jamal @BenJamal48]

The first Prime Minister in UK history to resign because his Premiership was a rip roaring success.

[Michael Rosen 💙💙🎓🎓 NICE 爷爷 @MichaelRosenYes]

@Andyhow44953361 Yes, but 'who found Labour to be ‘institutionally antisemitic’ (Starmer today)?'

[che guevara @Tiger911494404]

This crocodile crying crooked lowlife matt hancock, health secretary during covid, whose government awarded his pub landlord a contract for suppling PPE that was later thrown away,now owns a private health care data company, who gets awarded goverment contracts.

[Richard Sanders @PulaRJS]

As Keir Starmer yet again recycles his antisemitism creation story - worth revisiting Ep 2 of Al Jazeera's The Labour Files which blew apart much of the media reporting around this issue.

Plse share. Still being determinedly ignored by UK media.
https://t.co/rstxpLvwuZ

[Martin Williams @martinrw]

The level of sycophancy towards Starmer at PMQs just now is part of the reason British politics is broken.

For almost an hour, MPs from across the political "divide" shared jokes and tributes to the man who supported a genocide, pushed thousands of elderly and disabled people into poverty, and hired a paedophile's best pal.

MPs want to think this back-slapping is a vital part of decent democracies. It is not.

Yes, politicians have human rights, like the rest of us. But we should call a spade a spade.

[simon maginn @simonmaginn]

1. Corbyn got 0.5M more votes in 2019 than Starmer got in 2024
2. The party was not 'found to be institutionally antisemitic'
3. He didn't 'rip antisemitism out of [his] party'
Quite a feat; three brazen, objective falsehoods in a single paragraph.
His legacy.
#ItWasAScam

[ThePeopleUnited @Ord_LeftRham]

Starmer ends last PMQs of his pathetic premiership lying!
Corbyn;”The prime minister today falsely claimed that Labour was found to be “institutionally antisemitic” under my leadership. There was no such finding, and Keir Starmer should have the decency to correct the record”

[LynnieB - #Your Party #Palestine #LFC🇵🇸 🇮🇷 @LynnBraben]

Starmer - 'I picked up my Party and turned it around.' Even now he has to lie, big himself up and then lie again. He took a Party in the black, and sent it into the red. He took it from the BIGGEST LP in Europe, and lost hundreds of thousands of members. He expelled more Jewish members than anyone. He took a Party that was 2k votes away from GE victory, to one that only won because the Tories lost, with FEWER votes than Corbyn's LP got. He turned a successful Party to an abject failure - good riddance!

[Jules or Τζουλς 🕊️@katsikajules.bsky.social @Katsikajules]

@BriefcaseMike I feel utterly exhausted how antisemitism is being weaponised & used on so many levels.

A live streamed genocide, there is no greater crime - Starmer did nothing. NOTHING.

[Briefcase Michael @BriefcaseMike]

Corbyn has made a statement about Starmer's lie at #PMQs: "The prime minister today falsely claimed that Labour was found to be “institutionally antisemitic” under my leadership. There was no such finding, and Keir Starmer should have the decency to correct the record."

[Wokerati Marty @WokeratiMarty]

With Keir Starmer, you can always find a video from the past of him saying exactly the opposite to what he claims to believe now.

Today, he dishonestly claimed the Labour Party was “found to be institutionally antisemitic,” but lo and behold, here he is in 2020 saying it wasn’t.

[Ben Jamal @BenJamal48]

I dont really have a problem with people feeling the need for kindness towards someone as they leave office. It's a human instinct. But glossing over, or rather lying about their failures is something else. The most egregious lie is the one trumpeted across the political establishment..." whatever he got wrong Keir restored Britain's reputation on the world stage as a state committed to the rule of law" . No. He endorsed mass starving of an entire people, continued to arm a state legitimately accused of genocide , failed to respond to responsibilities layed out by the worlds highest Court to ensure the UK was not aiding and abetting that genocide and for over 2 years failed to respond to further recommendations from the same Court as to how to ensure the UK was not aiding and abetting an illegal military occupation. Posing as an antiracist, he materially supported the imposition of apartheid. He did not enhance the UK's reputation or respect for IHL. He damaged both. That is his legacy. And not stating that demonstrates the poverty of our politics and gives a greenlight to his successor to deliver more of the same. Luckily most people aren't fooled.

[Roger Gall @Shambles151]

The world’s top court is clear. Israel’s occupation of Palestine is illegal.

80+ MPs have written to the UK Foreign Secretary calling for comprehensive sanctions on Israel.

568 MPs have not - please RT this until they do.

Thank you.

[simon maginn @simonmaginn]

Starmer's foundational myth - the 'antisemitism crisis' he 'ripped out of the party' - gets a parliamentary outing.
It's one of the most sinister and consequential political lies of recent times.
He does not - and will never - get away with it on here.
#ItWasAScam