🔥 Lee Anderson just tore strips off Starmer, Lammy, Corbyn and Cooper, calling them “thick as pig sh!t educated idiots” who haven’t got a clue about real life.
Recalling his early days in Parliament he let rip:
“These are all f**king thick these people, they’re thick as pig sh!t. They might be educated, but they’re educated idiots. They’re educated at some of the top universities and schools, but ask them what the normal working man or woman are talking about in a pub in Ashfield and they haven’t got a clue.”
Bang on, Lee. 🎯
They don’t understand the country they’re supposed to run. That was true then and it’s even more true today.
The gap between Westminster and the real world keeps growing.
Every Argentine player in the English Premier League who took part in this ugly anti-British display should be stripped of their UK work visa. There should be zero tolerance for this.
I’m confused. Under Andy Burnham, Manchester showed half the average economic growth of all major British cities. So why is he hailed as the economic messiah?
“The public do not want a general election”
Except that’s NOT true. The latest YouGov poll clearly shows the public DO want a general election.
We want Labour out. It’s as simple as that.
Is it time to legislate; if a change of leader is forced by its own Party then a General Election must be called.
That would stop the constant churn and focus all politicians on delivery, instead of work place politics. These endless ‘house of cards’ games would end and the country would benefit.
Let’s legislate to focus minds.
There’s always a tweet.
Labour have done nothing that they promised. They lied their way into power and have betrayed the nation.
An incompetent and rotten government.
We need to start demanding a General Election at the end of this Labour leadership saga.
I want to know exactly what that Somalian scumbag is doing in our country.
How did he arrive? On what visa? Is he working? On benefits? Living in social housing/a migrant hotel? Criminal record? Who authorised it?
Demand answers.
I am doing that in Parliament.