Backed By Tories - Starmer Is The New Guardian Of The Status Quo
Nye Bevan once said, “what is Toryism but organised spivvery?”. Quite a few of today’s politicians enter the political arena to ensure life’s riches are preserved exclusively for the few. That’s why the wealthiest will bankroll them. Sadly, the organised spivvery that Bevan spoke of at the Manchester Labour Rally in July of 1948 has found its new home within Keir Starmer’s Labour Party in January of 2023. Don’t get me wrong, the Tories have been at it since dinosaurs roamed freely in Swindon. Indeed, if you want to talk about corruption and cronyism in British politics you only need to go back to the arrival of Boris Johnson in 2019 and slowly work your way through the following couple of years. The Tories epitomise dodgy deals, job-for-the-boys and blatant corruption. We expect no less from a government that is in danger of having Britain listed as a globally-recognised human rights abusers. But do we expect better from the Labour Party? Well, no, we don’t, not now, because the L