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Alfie Meadows was assaulted by a police officer to the extent that he had to undergo emergency brain surgery – Starmer prosecuted him three times. In 2008, he was appointed director of public prosecutions and head of the Crown Prosecution Service for England and Wales, a role he held until 2013. The most questionable rulings by Starmer as DPP were probably those that involved British police officers.
Trade Unions are pulling their funding as Starmer seeks endorsement from the most socially irresponsible businesses in the country and his bureaucracy has unfairly targeted left-wing Jewish people for expulsion from the party more than any other demographic. It reveals, for the first time, the way the project sabotaged Corbynism through covert plotting, propelled Starmer to Labour's leadership and now, having crushed the left in the party, poses an imminent threat to British democracy as a whole. A few months later I was suspended for over a year and not allowed to stand as a candidate in the local elections in Bristol for allowing a meeting to take place at which a motion was allowed to be heard in support of Jeremy Corbyn. It took Theresa May of all people as home secretary to personally refuse the extradition which apparently sent Starmer into a “rage” who booked the next flight to Washington to grovel at the seat of Holder.
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Second, a lot is made of Starmer's political publications as a young metropolitan barrister based in London. This period of his career has until now been very much under-examined, with Starmer escaping scrutiny and accountability.In his book Keir Starmer will go back to his early life to trace the origins of his politics and the influences that have shaped him as a leader,” Pike said. The Starmer project gives the distinct impression that a group from Cental Castings have been employed to kill off socialism in the UK by masquerading as a political party that represents workers.
The Politician sees Starmer elected to parliament, and immediately thrust into the life of the Labour MP and indeed into the febrile atmosphere of the then Labour parties relationships and factions: those who supported the then leader Jeremy Corbyn and those who didn't (in simple terms). Interesting to me was that Eagleton, although hostile, remains strenuously balanced and forensic - he disagrees with or moderates some of the more aggressive online attack-lines on Starmer (the Saville case is not mentioned, for instance).Why did he live in a flat above a sauna in north London in the late 80s, when “some of his later flatmates were young women. He is instead reportedly cooperating with a biography being written by former Times journalist and Labour director of communications Tom Baldwin.
In The Starmer Project, Oliver Eagleton provides a careful reading of Starmer’s record at the Crown Prosecution Service and as a member of Jeremy Corbyn’s Shadow Cabinet, tracing the political alliances he forged and the roots of his bid for the Party leadership.
The overall impression is of a decent enough man, perhaps over promoted but just weak, weak, weak particularly over his flip flopping over Brexit, he is just not a man to inspire.