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[Cantona & Best @bestcanton7]

He certainly did

[Mohamad Safa @mhdksafa]

Believing that billionaires and trillionaires are fighting for the working class requires an almost comical level of delusion.

[Shehab Khan @ShehabKhan]

Two years of political misjudgements, errors and constant fights with his own MPs

Starmer failed to deliver despite his huge majority

He had no purpose, he hated politics and now leaves Number 10 with a lot of his own MPs thinking they've wasted 2 years

Me for @zeteouk:

[The Agitator @Agitate4Change]

I'm all for squatters' rights, @jeremycorbyn, but you've been in there for years now.

You're taking the piss 😂😂😂

[Stephen Wadsworth @StephenWadswor2]

#Starmer fans seem to be shocked and outraged that Labour MPs have not shown @Keir_Starmer the loyalty that Keir failed to show his predecessor.

[Steve Paxton @Steve__Paxton]

It's harder to understand why anyone can't figure out the unpopularity of a man who lied to become party leader, told his party members to get lost, governed by u-turn, chased racist voters with racist policies and has the charisma of a bus timetable...

[Naomi Klein @NaomiAKlein]

“What she did…was to make me think why capitalism is not only efficient and practical, but also moral” - Alan Greenspan, speaking about his guru Ayn Rand in 1974.

It's worth understanding the role that this partnership played in unleashing the savageries of the modern market.

When Greenspan was still working in the corporate sector, Rand’s ideas about the “utopia of greed” infused him with a powerful sense of mission: apparently, making money wasn’t just good for him - it was good for society as a whole.

As for those who got trampled? Rand helped with that too: “Parasites who persistently avoid either purpose or reason perish as they should,” Greenspan wrote.

This mindset served him well as Fed Chair, where he supported shock therapy in Russia (72 million impoverished) and in East Asia after the 1997 economic crisis (24 million pushed into unemployment). Not to mention attacks on welfare and trade unions in the U.S....

JD Vance, with his tight concentric circles of "love," is just the latest manifestation of this worldview.

[Peter Oborne @OborneTweets]

In a series of attacks that are beginning to feel coordinated the BBC's Jeremy Bowen has been accused of prejudice against Israel. In this article for British Journalism Review Irfan Chowdhury and I investigate whether these accusations make sense:

https://t.co/25WGJdc6J9

[Adnan Hussain MP @AdnanHussainMP]

You're a good man, Jeremy, and the British people know it. Letting you go was one of the Labour Party's biggest mistakes.

[Peter Reynolds @TweeterReynolds]

This is the big question for Burnham. He will not unite his party or the country if he continues Starmer’s support for and participation in Israel’s crimes

[Rob @carreg_y_defaid]

My favourite Keir Starmer apologists on here are the ones crying about the right-wing press.

Let's remember this:

1) Starmer hasn't faced a fraction of the abuse and cruelty that Jeremy Corbyn or even Ed Miliband faced,
2) Starmer commonly wrote op-eds in those fucking papers.

[Jacobin @jacobin]

Keir Starmer has resigned as Britain’s prime minister with a shameful litany of lies and brazen con jobs to his credit.

The biggest con of all was Starmer’s claim to be a man who stood up for human rights. https://t.co/Yq8vZeySvS

[Cantona & Best @bestcanton7]

As Keir Starmer leaves office spouting lies, and has a dig at a man who more integrity in his little finger than Starmer does in his entire body, I want to retweet this from @dodgson_sally spot on

[Propaganda & co @propandco]

Cathy Newman didn’t dispute any of the claims he made about the cost of living, wages, or billionaire wealth.

She only challenged him on whether or not Israel committed genocide in Gaza.

Absolutely INSANE.

[Jason Hickel @jasonhickel]

Starmer’s legacy is genocide. He provided military and intelligence support to Israel as it perpetrated the crime of crimes against the Palestinian people. That is how he will be remembered.

[Double Down News @DoubleDownNews]

What The Media Refuses To Tell You About Keir Starmer’s Resignation @pularjs

https://t.co/3iaT8ZLV6g

[Jack FR @FrayneJack34043]

the Corbynisters have won

[Aaron Bastani @AaronBastani]

Time will tell, but I suspect in, say 30 years, Starmer will be most remembered for being the shadow Brexit secretary whose ludicrous position of stopping Brexit was terrible for Britain but fabulous for his career.

He was central in Britain getting the hardest possible Brexit.

[Far Out Magazine @FarOutMag]

Kneecap celebrate Keir Starmer’s resignation: “Netanyahu’s b*tch and genocide armer” https://t.co/ClVvh55wea

[Craig Murray @CraigMurrayOrg]

I thought it was very well done.
Enough subservience to a "royal" family of stupid paedophiles.