Labour's Plans to End Democracy: David Starkey

The following links will give you all the information you need on Labour's plans.
“A New Britain.” Labour’s plans for constitutional reform.
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The Labour Party Manifesto stating their intent to undertake said constitutional changes.
labour.org.uk/change/serving-...
Articles on Starmer and Labour’s plans by J.Sorel of The Daily Sceptic.
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Jeremy Corbyn, CC BY 2.0
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[@davidstarkeytalks]

Please help Dr. Starkey spread awareness of Keir Starmer and Labour’s plans for this country, which really do amount to the end of Parliamentary sovereignty and by extension Parliamentary democracy. Please all share this video with as many people as you can, we may not be able to change the outcome of this election, but we can hold Labour to account and one day reverse the damage they’ve done to our country. The following links will give you all the information you need on their plans. “A New Britain.” Labour’s plans for constitutional reform. labour.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Commission-on-the-UKs-Future.pdf The Labour Party Manifesto stating their intent to undertake said constitutional changes. labour.org.uk/change/serving-the-country/ Articles on Starmer and Labour’s plans by J.Sorel of The Daily Sceptic. dailysceptic.org/2023/07/04/labours-new-britain-constitution-will-end-parliamentary-democracy/ dailysceptic.org/2024/02/16/keir-starmers-coming-revolution-is-more-radical-than-his-opponents-realise/ dailysceptic.org/2024/06/03/britains-moralising-ruling-class-would-rather-neuter-democracy-than-deal-with-its-complexities/ dailysceptic.org/2024/06/21/starmerism-means-the-wholesale-transfer-of-power-from-parliament-to-civil-servants-judges-and-quangocrats/

[@david.a.i]

Isn’t it a bit late in the day!?

[@rockyluvinfrnd8180]

901% agreed that LIEBOUR will end parliamentary democracy elections....only thing visible will b Sharia n itz followers

[@piggypiggypig1746]

@@andrewmoore4096oh dear, someone isn’t listening. Have another go.

[@Rugbyman269]

Sadly David , plodder Starmer , that man that thinks he's a man of the people, will be removed from office and replaced by one of the hard left , this is an even more terrifying prospect, Angela Rayner will be PM in no more than six months.

[@Rootle2]

​​​@@andrewmoore4096 When did he say the Conservatives are any good? Also, he didn't say we shouldn't have democracy. You were not listening to what he said. He's saying that democracy and democratically elected governments should not be able to change the constitution to suit what they want. The law should take primacy over democracy in any free society, otherwise anything can happen, and we will be heading for Turkey or worse

[@vic5289]

I've had really bad feelings about Starmer from the very start of his career and I'm certain he will be a disaster for the regular people of this country.

[@januarysson5633]

But it may take Labour to do its worst before people wake up and vote Reform in say 2029. The Do-Nothing Tories are done, I’m afraid. Now it may be for Labour to flop next, which they certainly will if elected.

[@billdoodson4232]

He already has been a disaster. Look at the CPS!

[@WillyEckaslike]

his allegiances are to his whale

[@JosephB-tv7gf]

You are right to doubt him. He is my MP. As he was coming in, wanting to replace Labour MP Frank Dobson, he apologised for being a white man in our local newspaper. I thought "that's queer!" At the time, of course, identity politics was quite new. We all know how he went from there; kneeling to the BLM. Dread to think of his latest evolution.

[@neil5872]

Some will be their own enemy

[@andymccann2716]

Wow, we need more men like this. Oh, and, vote Reform UK, they're not perfect, but they're the best we have at this time

[@Jean-rg4sp]

You want more men like Baroness Thatcher.

[@elss8717]

What is ‘best’ about them?

[@SpeedfreakUK]

@@elss8717they’re actually somewhat conservative and are interested in dismantling Blairism, unlike the Tories?

[@andymccann2716]

@@elss8717 if you can't see, you need to open your eyes

[@elss8717]

@@SpeedfreakUK I don’t think you have any idea what Reform wants, do you.

[@Christine-ry1qq]

Labour in power makes me feel physically sick! Watching the speeches at the Reform rally today, actually gave me hope for the first time in a long time. Very impressed with Yusef’s speech. Very pragmatic & considered & action oriented. I’m voting for them, we need a strong opposition & they can provide it. I’m also enjoying seeing our morally corrupt MSM having a meltdown over Reform. They are struggling to control their usual narrative, and that’s a huge bonus.

[@januarysson5633]

Do you think Prof. Starkey was endorsing Reform? I think he was endorsing the Do-Nothing Tories. I don’t remember him mentioning Reform at all.

[@dschoene57]

Your life must be pretty sad if Nazi speeches give you hope. As a German I can tell you from experience that Nazism doesn't work out very well for the common man.

[@karenlightandlove655]

We were at Birmingham today! It was brilliant and the atmosphere was electric - everyone was talking to each other - so many lovely people who were down to earth - the salt of the earth , British people rallying together of all ethnic backgrounds and gender we stood together with pride and want our country to be great again. It was beautiful and so invigorating to know these wonderful people want the same. WE ARE HERE TO STAY AND VOTE ON THURSDAY FOR REFORM. MAY GOD BLESS US ALL.

[@beachcomber1able]

​@@karenlightandlove655 Yahweh doesn't cotton to Sun reading Reform voters.

[@Jean-rg4sp]

What have you got against Great Britain and Northern Ireland?

[@susangarbutt7189]

The thought of Tony Blair in Parliament again terrifies me.

[@MSalt69]

Best Prime Minister since Attlee

[@Thorsted67]

he never left.

[@lostintranslation1957]

@@MSalt69 You are insane.

[@MSalt69]

@@lostintranslation1957 Nope. He achieved more of value than any other PM since 1945. You are delusional. Enjoy getting spanked on Thursday.

[@sunnyjim1355]

@@MSalt69 🤪

[@peterbee88]

The usual Starkey brilliance. Unfortunately also quite frightening

[@johnxxx5085]

Don´t be fooled by the bluster and self-agrandisement ! He still thinks the vaccines were a good thing !

[@charlesd4572]

Starky is not brilliant. He's a grifter and a blagger. He substitutes persona into analysis. He also seems to suffer from an chronic case of grandiosity - he studies history ffs!

[@lostintranslation1957]

@@charlesd4572 Says the Labourite socialist, fascist.

[@peterbee88]

@@charlesd4572 Starkers is the main man 🤙 My guess is you hit on him and he gave you the big brush off 🤣🤣

[@Matick-]

​@charlesd4572

[@philiprenshaw9184]

Thatcher, maybe. The rot started with Cameron the dark lord MK2. The Tories demise manifested when in their wisdom decided to jump into bed with Tony Blair global idealism

[@OrwellsHousecat]

Just like Thatcher with Ragean and neoliberalism

[@Zaphod-ef9yz]

I agree with this and the Tories own destruction started with Cameron walking out after the referendum. He held it, he should have seen it through, but no, he bailed. What knocks many sick is he said something along the lines of not being able to be a part of the Govt leading us away from the EU and yet now he's back, and as a Lord so he can't actually be questioned in the Commons. What an absolute four letter word!!

[@RichardEnglander]

​@@Zaphod-ef9yzCameron revelled in the moniker of 'heir to Blair' 🤡🌍

[@johncook8141]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️👍Absolutely 100% EXACTLY So!!!!!!

[@paullacey748]

Too many people see Thatcher as Bodecia. She was not. She gave us 4 Million unemployed, she gave us EU supremacy by signing into the Single Market. She was not a Conservative She was a Liberal

[@user-mx1gh3mn3w]

Scary! I have never voted Labour , and never will! I hope all voters watch this and do not vote Labour!!!!

[@alexcrowson5750]

VOTE REFORM GET LABOUR

[@julieclonan2427]

@@alexcrowson5750 Your German, it's Merkel and her ilk to blame for the Disintegration of Europe, we fought Muslims in the Crusades , WW1 the Ottoman Empire, WW11 Adolf and his free Arab's.

[@davidtomlinson6138]

Im with you totally on that

[@maryelisabeth7167]

But they will.

[@queenie1949]

As an ex civil servant of 23 years, including 10 of those years working closely with Ministers. I always believed that a Government Minister is ultimately responsible for failures in policy in their particular department. All these new regulatory committees, makes me think of ‘Passing the Buck’ or ‘Mudding the Water’. Ultimately no one in the Labour government will be responsible for anything, including the Prime Minister. I am not looking forward to the next 5 years and what it will be like for my fellow countrymen. Excellent video thank you🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[@christophernunn943]

Labour will fail big time and of course blame the Tories for the next 5 years. I can already write the script

[@sbam4881]

Save democracy, vote Reform.

[@user-xw8to9iw3j]

From the USA, thought this talk by David Starkey excellent.

[@rosanneshinkle4133]

From the Free State of Florida, I think all his talks are excellent.

[@julieclonan2427]

The UK cannot afford the Liebour Blip, Vote Reform 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇮🇪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@johncook8141]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️👍!!!!!!

[@Jean-rg4sp]

Starkey would agree with you.

[@noahbrock349]

Unless you live in Clacton-on-Sea or the Northern Industrial heartlands, where Reform are preferable, voting Conservative is probably the sensible option. We are currently facing the terrifying prospect of an elective dictatorship. In order to ensure an effective opposition, the Conservative must not be annihilated.

[@Wirefox1]

​@noahbrock349 a vote for the Conservative Party is a vote for Labour. Reform UK all the way 🎉

[@TheUgo100]

vote Reform 😆😅😄🤣😂

[@drdavidhill]

Great MAN Mr. Starkey and keep up your brilliant work...fellow believer in pure democracy

[@terrorfirmaking1341]

Vote Reform UK 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@specialflake4166]

The Reformation!

[@paulpenfold2352]

The thing that most concerns me about Starmer is from that incident in Bath when he was booted out of that man's pub for not doing his constitutional duty and holding the government to account for its actions over things like lockdown. Rather than going home and reflecting, as I expected him to do, he emerged even more of a cheerleader for lockdown. The man's a fanatic.

[@alihill4659]

Absolutely right. And the pub is lovely, The Raven.

[@julieclonan2427]

Starmer was the Head of the CPS and Refused to Prosecute Saville, and the Grooming Gang's. He also took the Government to Court, for More Benefits for Illegals.

[@deborahflack9958]

Yes, I do recall that incident well. Rather than talking and trying to understand the Landlord’s concerns he became very indignant and angry with him for ruining his photo op!

[@garryirvin1013]

This week that same pub landlord of the Raven in Bath, himself a lifelong Labour supporter, was happy to greet and be photographed with Teresa Hall, the Reform Candidate for Bath

[@markryan3498]

*for GOD SAKE, every "Woman" of the UK needs to Vote Reform UK*

[@janebaker966]

I can't,no candidate in my constituency. I actually wouldn't anyway. It's for Old People,but I don't have the option.

[@williambraganzahanna950]

The Women will vote for those that hands out free stuff to them.

[@markpalmer8083]

Listen to Zia Yusef's speech in Birmingham today to crowd of 5000+ and vote REFORM!

[@hazeldownie9374]

super speech full of c😅mmon sense. vote REFORM, from Scotland 😊

[@TheB1nary]

It was brilliant!

[@LadyGds]

Voting REFORM UK all the way!!!! 🗳 🎉🎉🎉 Bring your pens 🖊 don't use pencil ✏ dont forget your ID 🎉🎉 JULY 4TH! REFORM! REFORM! REFORM! 🎉🎉

[@Vroomfondle1066]

Vote reform and make sure you've got health insurance.

[@jamesskeoch6562]

I agree about the pens who knows how the count is conducted.

[@leetaylor5350]

Vote Reform

[@stumccabe]

Excellent talk. Bring on the RESTORATION !

[@Jean-rg4sp]

It was a shocking reactionary extreme right-wing gripe.

[@stirlingmoss4621]

RESTORE the Republic !

[@joycawthorne8215]

WE MUST VOTE REFORM AND CHANGE THE CORRUPTION WE HAVE IN GOVERNMENT TODAY….LAST CHANCE TO CHANGE OUR COUNTRY …LABOUR=SHARIA .HOUSES BUILT ON OUR FARMERS FIELDS .NO FREE SPEACH .ACTUALLY NO FREEDOM AT ALL. VOTE FOR A PARTY THAT LOVES OUR COUNTRY AND PEOPLE..VOTE REFORM 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿💙💙💙💙💙

[@eighteenfiftynine]

As Farage pointed out in a recent speech, we vote for an MP to represent us in parliament. It is wise to remember this. I live in what was a safe Tory seat, where it now seems from the Polls that Labour could have a chance. The Reform candidate in my area is a wet lettuce, and so for me it seems dreadfully short sighted (as much as I would love to give the establishment what for) to give my vote to a poor candidate with little chance of winning and more chance of splitting the vote that keeps Labour out.

[@klackon1]

The fact that Starmer was head of the CPS tells me everything about him. My colleagues and I worked alongside the CPS from it's inception and held it in contempt. It was known as the Criminal Protection Society: and the saying was "if you pay peanuts, you get monkeys". How true. Starmer is the epitome of the CPS.

[@marymorgan1641]

I’ve missed you David on GBN always looked forward to hearing your History of Great Britain 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@jackitcovitz1816]

VOTE REFORM

[@alana8863]

Yes, komrad.

[@TheB1nary]

​@alana8863 you'd have more justification in that response if the op had posted "vote Labour". In fact, they used to call each other that...

[@noahbrock349]

And expect to see an elective dictatorship under Starmer. Unless you live in a seat where Reform are likely to win, vote Conservative in order to ensure the existence of an opposition.

[@alexcrowson5750]

GET LABOUR

[@jackitcovitz1816]

@@alexcrowson5750 Add. OUT

[@jonnaylor3154]

Best lesson yet on common sense and reason! Thank you Dr Starkey.👍

[@keithbuckmaster5794]

Vote REFORM!! It's your Last Chance Saloon

[@johncook8141]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️👍!!!

[@radicalrodriguez5912]

vote reform, get labour

[@grahamt5924]

​@radicalrodriguez5912 Conservative are the new Labour.

[@efinna4004]

Vote Reform uk change the status quo in this country, no more two party state Labour will kill this country Blair Brown now Starmer all opened our doors and borders to this invasion.

[@Jean-rg4sp]

You sound like a supporter of White Power.

[@angelmessenger8240]

Those who want a global village have to remove all sovereignty, borders, cultural differences and history. They've recruited govts to perform that task. I don't see it ending anytime soon.

[@goodyeoman4534]

They're like the Wizard of Oz. As soon as we pull back the curtain and laugh at them, they lose all power.

[@alana8863]

We don't want division and hatred. I'm sure you don't either.

[@januarysson5633]

The global village will not be the kind place it is described to be by its propagandists. It will be a place of severe restrictions placed on individuals in the name of climate activism and wealth redistribution. It will be a partnership between governments, mega-corporations, and NGOs to rule with an iron fist through a DEI gatekeeping system where anyone not taking the knee to the international “rules based” system will be singled out to be crushed.

[@januarysson5633]

@@goodyeoman4534Until they reach full control then the people are powerless.

[@markryan3498]

@@alana8863 so true, so get voting *Reform UK*

[@AndyJarman]

Interesting this Old Tory doesn't even hint at what he sees as the appropriate response. Why do we have a bunch of arse clowns in charge? Why do they instruct their underlings to scurry out of the chamber whenever Andrew Bridgen stands up to speak?

[@WillyEckaslike]

clowns in charge.. whoever u see on tv isnt in charge..they are just puppets

[@michaelwheatland4565]

Utter tosh.

[@madeinengland1212]

Starkey is not an ‘old Tory’ by the normal meaning of that phrase.

[@D0csavage1]

We need a Prime Minister with the same wise powerful mind of Dr. David Starkey.

[@charlesd4572]

There's only one thing more useless than a mandarin and that's an academic.

[@user-sz8ee6te7o]

THEN VOTE REFORM

[@janebaker966]

Anyone that clever knows better than to get involved.

[@michaeljohndennis2231]

Hi David, as an older Irish gay man and Irish Catholic patriot living 23 years living in Labour-controlled-council Manchester, I quite agree with your assessment, as we Irish are seeing similar things happening in our woke leftist Irish government and given accounts told to me by family and friends in Rural Ireland - I’m dreading a Labour government being elected here in the U.K. because they will demolish democracy and the democratic process with the same kinds of corruption that I’ve seen in my native Ireland, where Dáil Éireann has been turned into a cesspit of corruption - the common thread that we are seeing here is that they are giving our sovereignty away to their globalist masters, even after Brexit - we Irish had two referenda to leave the EU as required by our constitution, but these were totally dismissed and ignored - here in the U.K. the process of implementing Brexit was set up in such a way that it could easily be reversed and I strongly suspect that one of Labour’s first acts in government will be to rejoin the EU and reverse Brexit - I’ve always held and renewed an Irish passport here in the U.K. and I remain very concerned about the current situation

[@jumblestiltskin1365]

The situation in Ireland fascinates me, they have been made to walk the journey that took decades upon decades in the UK and Europe, walk it in a matter of years. The bumbling and tumbling through the processes required to turn National Ireland into a "globalist" playground. Their fat fingered experimentation with the grand idea of "multiculturalism". This has had to be done without doing the work which took decades here in the UK...the destruction of the national idea and national pride. This is why we see much pushback there, however it was very depressing to see the Irish People return so many of the usual names and faces!

[@januarysson5633]

The question becomes how does the UK get to a Reform government without first going through a Labour period? If Reform can win in say 2029 will that give Labour enough chance to do its worst? At this point the Do-Nothing Tories have lost the plot and probably don’t deserve another chance to do more of…well, nothing.

[@joemulhall5202]

Absolute balderdash ! Proud Irish citizen, living and working in Ireland. Please do not frame our country with the self inflicted political chaos that the UK has brought on itself since it's self harm the followed the Brexit decision, and the general inability to come to terms with the UK reducing influence in the world and European stage.

[@markpalmer8083]

So FFS listen to the speeches today to over 5000 people at the Birmingham rally and vote REFORM!

[@johnschuh8616]

You nay gave heard mention of “replacement theory”. The inundation of the USA by millions of immigrants who have nothing in command with ordinary Americans. I gather Ireland has already suffered the fate predicted by traditionalists, Your Establishment like that of the UK has already “nullified” republican government. I imagine Cromwell, Washington, and Lincoln looking down and hoping that some champion like themselves might emerge to save the Anglo-Saxon world.

[@ME-hr8dl]

Huge respect for David… he’s the only media figure who can really explain exactly how we’ve got into this mess… and thus how to get out of it!

[@MarjorieMay-kc6ls]

Only Reform will make our country Sovereign again.

[@janebaker966]

And turf your single mother grandaughter out of her social housing flat when they cut all benefits.

[@Vroomfondle1066]

Ho ho ho...

[@mazdamaniac4643]

Yeah, let's all follow the tune of the Pied Piper...the architect of Brexit, the beer-swilling ex-commodities trader that pretends to be working-class but is richer than most... Absolute fucking lunacy. Balloon-head Farage is faking-it-till-he-makes-it, saying literally anything to get his foot on the steps of the power he publicly _detests_ but desperately _wants_ to posess.

[@Westwoodii]

Thought you lot said that's what Brexit would do. Do you even know what it is? Every time you go out of your front door, you give up some personal sovereignty, because we are social animals, not solitary ones. Societies work better than singletons all pulling in different directions. Same with countries in the world. Why not try thinking for yourselves instead of trotting out vacuous slogans?

[@Vroomfondle1066]

Farage is a sovereign bellend. But here's the thing - if you're working class, and increasingly if you're in the middle you don't own any of the UK. It's not yours, you're just allowed to rent it. The rich own it all - all of it. All the land, all the money, all the property. The rich - the 1%. The greedy f*ckers have taken it all.

[@anothervoice9578]

VOTE REFORM!

[@alana8863]

Good point, komrad.

[@lostintranslation1957]

​@@alana8863when did Reform become Commy bastards? I think you are a tad confused.

[@Ashaphim107]

Why would I do that? All people who want me to vote Reform ever say is "vote Reform"

[@anothervoice9578]

@@Ashaphim107 The paid anti-Reform accounts are easy to spot now. LOL

[@radicalrodriguez5912]

no

[@Pensivata]

Profoundly, profoundly depressing indeed. What is more depressing than any of this is that - people are actually going to vote for this. Like turkeys voting for Christmas. I heard someone say it's got to get a lot worse before it gets better. Well tighten your seat belts everyone - for four years.

[@grahamswift8452]

15 to 20 years of Communism.

[@tortuedelanuit2299]

SPREAD THE WORD TO VOTE REFORM

[@jonnaylor3154]

Will do.😎

[@januarysson5633]

Interestingly, I didn’t hear Dr. Starkey mention Reform at all in this talk which made me interpret this as an endorsement of the Tory Do-Nothings.

[@tortuedelanuit2299]

@@januarysson5633 Hitchens, Starkey, etc. look down their noses at Reform

[@januarysson5633]

@@tortuedelanuit2299 That’s unfortunate. I didn’t know Starkey’s argument until this video but I know Hitchens is voting for the Tories because he’s afraid his savings will be taxed. Probably true but for the long term interest he may have to take one for the team in the short term, bite the bullet, and endorse Reform. Get a Swiss bank account if he’s so worried about taxes…lol. I don’t think the average person has the understanding to appreciate Starkey’s constitutional arguments brilliant as they may be.

[@lostintranslation1957]

@@tortuedelanuit2299 Hardly.

[@CBuxton-EX.HKt.D]

Vote Reform ,,and the covid jab was far from a good idea.

[@goodyeoman4534]

I'm unjabbed. No pericarditis for me, yay.

[@CBuxton-EX.HKt.D]

@@goodyeoman4534 same ,no jab ,The sheep wont mention it as ther all jabbed.

[@davidsauls9542]

Dr. Starkey, you make this 64 year old feel young again ! When earning a degree in Economics, the professors were wonderful. For political science there were retired ambassadors, for finance, retired wall street leaders. In medical school, there was the greatest physiologist and leaders of transplant research there to inspire one to learn. Now I have time to consider many other aspects of life, Your thinking is so clear, so logical and well grounded in facts that you can inspire thinking like, or better than, you did 40 years ago. Thank You Sir !!!!!

[@JupiterThunder]

The Toolmaker owned a factory, he wasn't a grunt. Presumably he had savings, and therefore, according to Starmer, he was not a working person.

[@alana8863]

Starmer never said that owning something and working did not make you a worker. Bit of truth never hurt, eh?

[@julieclonan2427]

​@@alana8863He doesn't like People Knowing he refused to Prosecute the Grooming Gang's and Saville, while he was the Head of the CPS either.

[@BonusHole]

What we all knew, long before Starmer told us his Father's profession, was that Keir's Father had made a tool.

[@LiftOffLife]

Starmer is a Communist. Look at his wifes religion. Every single time.

[@markryan3498]

@@alana8863 truth! hmm now let me think what happened in the UK under Starmers watch of the CPS, hmm it will come to me. truth! he did say he prefers Davos, hes a poppy removing, flip flopping, grovelling woke knee bender that doesnt know what a woman is and so we have to all think of our wives and daughters safe spaces too. You know it makes sense *Reform UK* all the way

[@karenlightandlove655]

We were at Rally for REFORM at Birmingham - it was very eye opening and everyone needs to listen to it. VOTE REFORM!

[@johncook8141]

🇬🇧❤️👍

[@vincentblack7467]

It was mind blowing....

[@elss8717]

Tell us what was so eye opening as you listened so carefully. What is it?

[@lesigh1749]

Nobody ever needed to be told that Starmer's father was a toolmaker. He made Kier Starmer after all.

[@JesseP.Watson]

[Cackle.]

[@stephenbuttle5281]

This is what l cannot understand why people are going to vote them back in. Millions of labour voters voted to leave the EU to restore democracy in Britain but are going to vote Keir Starmer in who will finish any semblance of democracy in this table.

[@thomas2much601]

We need to turn England around by voting for Reform. I’ve never voted before in 77 years

[@samanthawoodward7551]

Good on you my fellow Britain xxx much love

[@Fat_Cat_747]

Thank you. The failure to even attempt to do this during the long high majority government makes me so angry. We've now got a steeply uphill task of doing it years down the line and after the situation has been made worse by then. What a waste. What destruction to come.

[@stevenfarrall3942]

Brilliant. As one would expect.

[@heleneccles4883]

God help us all.

[@TheSeedpearl]

What a great analysis.. loved your insight into the essence of Sunak and Starmer. It's always good to listen to your viewpoints. Thank you.

[@LiftOffLife]

Vote Reform UK ❤

[@ph8077]

Great to hear from you again, sir!

[@ed.sweeting]

Couldn't agree more. Starmer is a humourless man steely in his determination to create a restrictive legal framework that he hopes will create a forever fair government.💯 Starmer doesn't seem to show any economic literacy. I pray that wider events play a part in restricting the damage he plans to inflict on the UK, a bit like Covid derailed Boris. It will ultimately implode but how much damage will he do.

[@johnparkes7506]

The Voters of Britain keep voting for the same parties BUT nothing ever changes.

[@markpalmer8083]

Therefore .... Listen to the speeches in Birmingham today at the rally of over 5,000 people and vote REFORM!

[@kitswithkaren5003]

This is why you must think outside the box and vote Reform.👍

[@Pat20247]

And still voting...😂😂😂

[@andrewwebb2866]

Lights out. Phones off. Bedded down for the evening and eyes closed. David is fantastic at bedtime stories.

[@margarethabrown87]

Love you Mr Starkey

[@markhenry192]

Continued mass immigration is my biggest concern. Labour will I suspect not only open the flood gates even wider but make more difficult for us to voice our concerns about it by introducing more repressive laws. The country is in serious trouble I think.

[@manusha1349]

Always a joy to listen to Dr Starkey ❤

[@olivercromwell5364]

Dr. Starkey, thank you again for your soothing voice. Your bring succor to so many. Unfortunately, I believe the world is careening towards a darkness that we haven't seen over 80 years. I'm honored to stand with you.

[@henryroot4381]

As Starmer said in an interview, he prefers Davos to Westminster...says it all...

[@samrodian919]

I knew it was coming, but you have frightened me to death Dr Starkey. The next few years ( let's hope the hard left cause Starmer a great deal if trouble and this Parliament collapses! ) is going to be terribly painful for all of us. Recently I'm fed up with hearing him say " My father was a toolmaker" it's his working class mantra,band I've imagined being at a meeting with Starmer saying that and me calling out " and I bet he was a far better toolmaker than you are a bloody politician!" The Tories do not deserve our support at all for their failures over the last fourteen years, the Lib Dem's are no hopers so it's reform for me!

[@Thorsted67]

in 1984 a former president of the danish high court wrote in a comment to the implementation of human rights and asylum conventions into danish law that it was a brake with the state with rule of law as we had known it. Denmark now had to give rights to people from countries it didn´t have power over and processes it didn´t had control over. The jurisdiction had become global. In the historic state with rule of law rights was only given to people. who was subjects to the states power. It a radical change of the state and its purpose that happened. A "coup d'état" by do-gooders.

[@nyckolaus]

Brilliant, Dr. Starkey!

[@neilmagrath8122]

Brilliant, simply brilliant.

[@bartsanders1553]

The best way to convince people to hate war is to let them see it.

[@ThomasBoyd-lo9si]

Awesome. Brilliant content. Spot on. Well said.

[@davidmatthews3286]

Brilliant stuff, David.

[@poesie6279]

David neither Sunak nor Starmer have emotional intelligence, which is dire.

[@derekmills1080]

While I completely understand David’s omission of reference to Reform and it’s potential to become the major ‘opposition’ in parliament - it has not yet created sufficient contemporary ‘history’ to evaluate its efficacy for the future - the truth is that, in my humble opinion, ‘conservatism’ is dying on its feet. I am slightly younger, but have experienced almost as many changes in governments and their political effectiveness. Rishi’s behaviour at the D Day commemoration was, frankly, shameful. As for Starmer and his dreadful assortment of low IQ fools, I just wish David’s description of Starmer’s personality could be spread far and wide and heard by all. It was a masterclass in character dissection, or rather destruction.

[@user-by1lo3ov5w]

Kier will have to ask schwab to fix potholes,

[@CBuxton-EX.HKt.D]

Schwab boss is our KING ,, He was the founder of the WEF.

[@alana8863]

Tin hat time?

[@johncook8141]

100% EXACTLY So!!!!!!!!

[@markryan3498]

@@alana8863 vee has infiltrated zee cabinets "said Schwab" from his own mouth so take your ear plugs out, remove your blindfold and stop your Gaslighting

[@JohnTruscott-gz9ly]

Vote REFORM U.K.

[@bartsanders1553]

The American Supreme Court has just undone some of a problem which quite similar to what is discussed. The Chevron decision undoes the ability of agencies of the executive and legislative to interperet law to the courts.

[@januarysson5633]

Yes. As an American I totally support this decision. We were never meant to be governed by unelected bureaucrats. I would go even further than that and say that any government agency regulations should be approved by Congress before taking effect.

[@Pagespinner]

A brilliant analysis. But wasn't it Johnson, sitting on an 80 seat majority but failing to use it to reverse Blair's devilry, who is responsible for us now having to face five years of Starmer's dystopia?

[@fredbloggs5902]

Cameron followed Blair/Brown for 6 years, followed by May for 3 years before Boris.

[@alana8863]

Extremist or what? Only someone from the far Right would say such ludicrous things.

[@fredbloggs5902]

@@alana8863How is what he said ‘far right’ ?

[@januarysson5633]

Another good reason to vote Reform.

[@timothydenyer7749]

@@alana8863 and the definition of far right is.....someone from Norwich maybe?

[@cathhughes55]

Ladies of this country vote reform Nigel Farage 👍❤❤❤

[@cleanwillie1307]

The UK Supreme Court goes far beyond the powers of the US Supreme Court. The US Supreme Court is essentially limited to passing judgement on whether laws and lower court decisions are in accordance with the the WRITTEN US Constitution. AS near as I can tell, the UK Supreme Court has decided it can pass judgment on virtually any issue it wishes.

[@alana8863]

Just not true. Check your facts.

[@januarysson5633]

As an American I can say that the far left in this country definitely feels like SCOTUS should go beyond the written law and legal tradition to interpret the law. They have only been prevented from becoming totally unhinged by Justices Thomas, Alito, and Gorsuch who have imposed a sort of discipline on the more left wing members of the court.

[@Luke_05]

Just not true at all. The US Supreme Court has so much more power (my politics A Level book goes into this thoroughly) and can rule Congressional actions and presidential actions unconstitutional and strike them down, something which is not possible in the UK. In the UK, the Supreme Court can declare that an Act of Parliament is incompatible with the HRA but cannot fully strike it down like the US one can. It is then up to Parliament to amend the legislation, and it can ignore the Supreme Court ruling if it so wishes. This is not the case in the US. The UK Government can even pass retrospective legislation after rulings to make previous actions/legislation legal, showing the Court’s limited nature. The US Supreme Court is simply so much more powerful due to how politicised it is, with its justices being appointed by the president himself based off of their political leanings, which is a very significant power for the president as the US Supreme Court is sovereign, whereas in the UK it is Parliament that is sovereign. Within the UK, justices are given the job like any other job, with it being advertised. Parliament remains sovereign and could choose to dissolve the Supreme Court if they so wished to. While we have seen the UK Supreme Court’s powers slightly grow in recent years, such as ruling Boris Johnson’s prorogation of Parliament illegal, this protected democracy as they ruled “if it has the effect of preventing, without reasonable justification, the ability of Parliament to carry out its function” then it would be unlawful. While you say that the “US Supreme Court is essentially limited to passing judgement on whether laws or lower court decisions are in accordance with the WRITTEN US Constitution”, this is not really the case as its rulings, rather than strictly following the Constitution, often depend on the makeup of the Supreme Court, as was seen through the complete switch in Plessy v. Ferguson 1896 and later Brown v. Topeka 1954. Its justices can even create laws themselves. Indeed, loose constructionism is a philosophy whereby the Constitution is interpreted loosely, leading to legislation, such as Obergfell v. Hodges 2015 resulting in gay marriage being legalised across the US, even if Congress did not actually want it, thus dispelling any argument that it is limited in its powers. This is simply unheard of in the UK as the UK Supreme Court is much more limited in its interpretative function, due to there being no codified UK Constitution and so they simply have to work with what is there, such as the Human Rights Act, with its rulings having the possibility of being ignored. I know this is long, but I often see people believing the lie that the UK Supreme Court is somehow more powerful than the US Supreme Court, when it is absolutely not and still has a LONG way to go if it were to compare.

[@drmoss_ca]

In five hundred years, if there are historians, they will look back at Blair as a significant turning point in the history of Britain. One hopes they will be designating it a wrong and mistaken turn, rather than the foundation of their future society.

[@ellenoneill7853]

If the parliament ceases to be sovereign, wouldn't that go directly against the Magna Carter? Surely this can be challenged and ought to be.

[@fredbloggs5902]

Parliament is already no longer sovereign (ECHR, Supreme Court etc.), Magna Carta has already been undermined by numerous laws.

[@susangarbutt7189]

Parliament is NOT sovereign . The truth is the people are sovereign.

[@januarysson5633]

Challenged by who and how after the damage is done?

[@lostintranslation1957]

@@ellenoneill7853 You would have to have money to challenge it. What judges don't juries in court cases is they can find a guilty person not guilty and have bad law dissolved. Sadly the government's have implemented courts that have no jury of your peers. That is against our constitution.

[@elainepettis5075]

@@januarysson5633 The whole of the UK. Time for lazy butts to come away from the TV with its mind bending, brainwashing, stupefying crap and start to pay attention to the real world.

[@Tukulti-Ninurta]

Yes, you are right, Labour’s constitutional project should be the main issue at this election. Every other issue (except, possibly, mass immigration) is insignificant in comparison to it. But there’s a good reason politicians aren’t talking about it. There are no votes in it. You are never going to persuade British voters that the preservation of Parliamentary sovereignty should be uppermost in their minds when they cast their votes on Thursday. Not too long ago, I think most people in this country would have instinctively understood what parliamentary sovereignty was and why it was important. People may not have been familiar with the phrase “parliamentary sovereignty“, but people understood that parliament was the highest authority in the land and could make any law. I don’t think that’s the case anymore. As a result of the elite-led human rights revolution, I suspect most people today have a vague idea that there are certain fundamental rules that Parliament cannot break and certain rights that Parliament cannot abrogate and that it is the job of the courts to exercise supervision over Parliament. I suspect people no longer understand the difference between the courts telling the government that it must obey the law and the courts telling Parliament what laws it can and cannot pass. So I’m afraid there is no chance of a popular revolt against this assault on democracy.

[@clairezet3182]

YOU EXPLAINED IT BRILLIANTLY. WHAT WAS HAPPENING IN ISRAEL RE JUDICIAL REFORM CENTRED PRECISELY ON THIS POINT. YET IT WAS THOSE WHO VEHEMENTLY OPPOSED THE REFORM AND PARLIAMENTARY SUPREMACY WHO SAW THEMSELVES AS BEACONS OF DEMOCRACY! SUCH IRONY! IF YOU CAN EXPAND A BIT MORE ON WHAT YOU WROTE HERE I WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE IT. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

[@user-mx1gh3mn3w]

God Bless you Dr Starkey , I to want another Restoration!

[@mikadavies660]

Kind of slow but amazing insight to the scary future of the Labour mindset. This year I'm not wasting a vote on Conservative and can't vote Labour.... So it has to be Reform

[@martinkeats4429]

I am voting Reform UK here in North Norfolk.

[@johnpercy7645]

A few years ago, i thoroughly disliked Dr Starkey. An antagonistic, argumentative, disrupter of almost everything good and nice. Now that i have realised, that we've all been brainwashed, i agree wit everything that he says. He is still, all of those three things, but truthful, honest and concerned as well !!

[@neatengineering]

Five years hard labour. Enjoy.

[@deniserowley8549]

I have never voted labour in my life but Reform this year. We need something different to the two party system. Labour always ruin the country and Tories then come in having to sort it out.

[@energyben]

I greatly value Dr. Starkey's talks. I do hope that Dr. Starkey will consider promoting his talks on Twitter/X - the platform has changed a lot since Musk took over. It would really help to spread awareness of important issues such as Starmer's plans for this country.

[@dianemcwilliams6705]

I'd been aware of warning bells about Starmer and his policies for quite a while and I could explain some but not others. As usual Dr Starkey, has laid the whole thing bare and eloquently set out the reasons for my concerns. He is simply Wonderful. We must stop this erosion of our freedom and the only party who seems to have the ability to do so is Reform, who will have my vote from now on.

[@Aureus_]

Great video very insightful and concise!

[@trishphillips-johnson2500]

Great to see you again! Love your “I won’t be cancelled” attitude!

[@christopherdew2355]

Utterly brilliant, as usual, Dr Starkey! Pertinent, detailed, and honed into the core of the matter and delivered with power and elegance.

[@BobBob-cn1yy]

Far left LABOUR God help us

[@TheGava4]

Far left? Corbyn has gone

[@alana8863]

If you truly believe what you are saying (I don't think you do) then how far to the Left was Corbyn, and how far to the Left was Marx? Silly thing to say, wasn't it?

[@TheGava4]

@@alana8863 Marx wasn’t a member of the Labour Party, that’s not silly.

[@chris.bcfc.keeprighton.5685]

There is nothing far left about this Labour Party.

[@lostintranslation1957]

@@TheGava4 Far Left Starmer, member of the Trilateral Commission, making him a Lefty puppet for the CIA is far worse than Corbyn and more Left.

[@stevenellis2776]

SUE GRAY: Her appointment provoked substantial controversy, and inquiry found that she had broken the Civil Service code. Not fit to serve in Asda or Sainsbury never mind Civil Service.

[@shelleyscloud3651]

For good, or in the wrong hands ill, the law is not a tool for justice, it’s a tool for social engineering. People need to understand this better rather than assuming it automatically holds moral authority.

[@leighbee8884]

Fabulous analysis David 👌 Scary times ahead. Bring on the Restoration … VOTE REFORM!! 🎉🩵🇬🇧

[@user-lo4gi7ht3x]

What I find remarkable is the ability of judges through their decisions to completely reverse statute law as it is laid out. Therefore why bother having statutes.

[@edwardkeirle4453]

A prudent government would ensure their legislation contains what is needed to prevent legal challenge in the courts. Poor wording, or lack of appetite to amend existing statute to prevent conflict with that which is newly introduced, sits squarely at the feet of the government of the day. The human rights act, for example, could be amended to designate that particular clauses only apply to British citizens or residents of the UK, thereby removing its viability as a mechanism for blocking the deportation of illegal aliens. The potential reach of the supreme court is wholly in the hands of the government.

[@tropics8407]

And if the court in fact works at cross purposes from the parliament what can be done ? 🤷‍♂️

[@philsooty61]

I so love listening to David he has an engaging personallity !

[@renzobartoli7816]

Lawyers must be banned from holding political office, there is no bigger conflict of interest.

[@stephenrose1343]

Dr David Starkey,Matt Goodwin and Douglas Murray should be foremost in forming the intellectual basis for a right leaning opposition. There are others,but these three are fearless in defence of liberty and our constitution.

[@redghost6386]

The problem is that convincing the average person to look at things that are above their reading age is absolutely impossible. However, we can't lose can we? The state needs us.

[@stevenellis2776]

VOTE REFORM July 4th Black pen or biro not a pencil

[@niallmurray8654]

Informative but chilling, weve got a fight on our hands for the soul of this country and then Europe as a whole.

[@stephenwood346]

Dr David is right on the money. No wonder the establishment has cancelled him. Brilliant, sensible and felt insightful... People of intelligence and patriotism like the good doctor scare them. They have no real counter to his measured, considered observations.

[@lebedev63]

Dr Starkey needs to contact Reform, go on GB news and start this debate. It should be down to a referendum. Thank you Dr Starkey, you are superb.

[@SuperAnglocelt]

I quite agree with your analysis of Labour's frightening future plans when in government to enshrine the power of the Supreme Court and continue the Blair/Brown revolution. Personally I'm not a Conservative and dislike Margaret Thatcher but you are spot on with the majority of the points you make.

[@Dhoggy]

The toolmaker who owns the factory that makes the choice to give his son a better education at a private school.

[@johnnagle7702]

Nothing wrong with that if it promotes good.Unfortunately it's been used against the working people