UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer Addresses Necessary Government 'Reset' During First Press Briefing
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Published 2024-07-06
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All Comments (21)
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A WEF PUPPET.
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Empty & void.
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A test run for The Great Reset.
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Stop giving everyone free money and somehow surprised that taxes keep getting higher.
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The great reset in action
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He didn't ask a question, he made a speech.
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Was that a question? I feel like I need Cliff Notes. Journalists are losing focus.
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He's a genius at saying nothing.
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In order to have a Government you would have to clear out EVERY SEAT and not let an incumbent back in.
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Doesn’t matter what country, a liberal politician has the same goals. Increasing taxes. Increasing government spending. Increasing size of government. Increasing handouts. Increasing rate of immigration.
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good luck people of the UK - you will definitely need it!
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Not sure about this guy getting that communism vibe hard-core from him keep an eye on him
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God help us all here in the 🇬🇧 Starmers continual flip-flopping is phenomenal. He chooses WEF over our country.
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The quiet, seemingly amiable serial killer next door vibe is very high with this guy.
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THE GREAT RESET
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Congratulations England! You voted for your own demise.
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If you come across this, please send your prayers and positive energy. I’ve been battling health issues for years.
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.....so tell me how having more than 2 parties is better.......the guy that won the most votes got coalitioned out of office
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We can only hope Labour doesn't last the full term, otherwise the damage they do will be irreversible.
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That's the longest question I have ever heard.