Write a list of what they have done – and plan to do – and you have the composite parts of an oppressive regime

ALEX PHILLIPS

It’s that time of year we talk about making lists.

Christmas cards to send. Presents to buy. A grocery shop that would make Dale Winton wince on Supermarket Sweep.

And, traditionally, the naughty and nice list.

Well, I’ve decided to engage in a bit of festive list-making myself. But brace yourself, because what I am about to present is far from a gift.

Listicle of Labour Wickedness:

Reasons why Starmer and Co are ruthless, and in any other country would be called A Regime

Quangocracy

The first thing Labour did when coming to power was the creation of a multitude of quangos. 27 of them to be precise. There’s Skills England, the notorious GB Energy, Fair Work Agency, and the Regulatory Innovation Office, among a slew of others. This sort of bureaucratisation is typical of Socialists who love creating a Big State quagmire to mete out control via all of their cronies then throw their hands in the air and blame these entities to absolve themselves of all political responsibility. And they are so hard to abolish, which Labour themselves are currently finding with NHS England. Binning it with requisite redundancies costs more than letting it continue to be a succubus on taxpayers’ money, and democracy and accountability. Move over Lenin, here comes Stalin with his Politburo, Partbureau and ComInform…

Energy

Or lack of. It should have made major news when last week the UK’s energy grid NESO announced that Ed Miliband had trashed any sense of energy security. By concreting in oil wells and banning even exploratory drilling in the North Sea, in just 4 years we will be almost entirely reliable on foreign nations for fuel. Normally that in part means Norway, but they are running out, too. So we will instead have to go cap in hand to some pretty unsavoury characters, buy third hand Russian gas, put our bills at the whims of the market and castrate any geopolitical leverage we may have had and hand it instead on a platter to Islamists and Communists. Ludicrous. Anybody throwing away energy security is a monster. Especially when you could extract your own resources and sell them for both diplomatic clout, and to build a sovereign wealth fund to prop up future generations’ prosperity. And that’s before we get on to buying all the green technology from China, potentially complete with kill switches enabling possible remote access and control by a hostile state. Meanwhile Starmer got caught out lying. Again. The government are starving industry, killing hospitality, massacring manufacturing and impoverishing its own people with the highest energy bills in the world and fuel servitude. Also worth noting that attacking another country’s oil wells would be considered an act of sabotage, or even war. What do you call it when it’s your own country?

Food

So the lights might go out in the next 4 years. Great. Because that won’t cause rioting or see opportunistic spikes in crime.That’s going to work a treat when there is any kind of crisis destabilising the passage of vital fuel supplies on the High Seas, you know, like terror attacks, pandemics, or the fact that China’s ultimate goal is to control maritime routes as the vital arteries of commerce. Because if you can’t get food and fuel, and don’t have enough yourself, you’re screwed. We found this out during World War II when we only had 6 weeks of food supplies at the outbreak of war and were only 60% self sufficient. So you will be relieved to know during this deeply unstable period, we have 6 days of vital food resources, and are less than 60% self sufficient. Farms are being forced to ‘re-wild’ (that is, not farm) under UK Net Zero schemes, or face vast sums in inheritance tax just to keep the family farm, or are having to turn land over to grow solar panels. Suicide rates among farmers are sky high. The Farmers are rightfully protesting – and the Government’s response? Force the Met Police at the eleventh hour to ban the legally agreed demonstration and then arrest the farmers. Meanwhile China has rolled out a scheme to ensure it is 100% self sufficient agriculturally. I wonder why.

Freedom

They lied about Southport, set up televised Kangaroo trials over social media posts, intimidated people to plead guilty and then prejudiced any case that did face a trial by calling the lot of them Far Right Thugs who provoked rioting. And they knew what they were doing. Half the bloody party are barristers, with Starmer and Hermer from the same Matrix Chambers specialising in Human Rights. The very people to know exactly how to strip you of yours. Chilling. The UK now tops the league tables when it comes to arrests associated with social media posts, topping over 12,000, beating the likes of, well, everyone.

Justice

Rather than wait for Lord Leveson to finish the second part of his enquiry into the sluggish and broken judicial system, where he will explain how throwing a bit more cash at the courts would work wonders, cash that is half the price of lifting thr two chils benefit cap, and would increase sitting capacity to 133,000 days from 106,000, instead he’s gone for Juries. A millennia long tradition designed to make a trial as fair as possible. And for sentences under 3 years we are talking about things like social media posts ,as we saw during the utterly dystopian Southport Trials. Meanwhile clinging on to the malign ECHR is enabling activist judges to make obscene decisions against the national interest. Lawfare is second nature to these people. Worry about how they will use it next.

Foreign relations

Talking of national interest, another crony from the Matrix Chambers, Philippe Sandes, saw fit, alongside Starmer and Hermer, to try to not only give away British Sovereign Territory in the form of the Chagos Islands, complete with critical military base that would basically end up under the surveillance of China, but pay billions in order to do so. It makes sense when you add that to the incredibly disturbing bonhomie with China, letting off spies because they wouldn’t provide evidence to court that the UK considers Beijing a national threat. Sending multiple Government ministers East and allowing that controversial mega embassy. Meanwhile they shat all over Israel, siding with bloodthirsty terrorists Hamas by recognising Palestine and allowing other enemies to play silly buggers on our streets by allowing the offensive Gaza marches to take place every weekend. Oh he might feel happier when he’s on a private jet touching palms with other world leaders and posturing on the world stage, but he doesn’t appear to have the UK’s future as his motivation. So what is his motivation? Remember when he said he’d rather be in Davos…

Babies and Old people

Now come on. Any society that does not protect the vulnerable in the form of babies and the elderly is a sick and barbaric nation.

Cue Labour, who out of nowhere suddenly threw Euthanasia into the mix while the NHS is on its knees and taxing hospices to the hilt under national insurance increases. Hospices only get one third of what they need to stay open from the state and many are forced to close. You’d think the first priority would be to ensure people can pass away in comfort before suggesting they top themselves. And even more disturbing in the Death Cult in Cabinet, Labour has decriminalised Late Term abortions so a woman can literally bump off a baby and blame it on coercion. Now there’s talk of allowing abortion based on the sex of a baby after the SNP raised the issue in Scotland, which has had to be criminalised in countries where communities regard female babies as worthless. I wonder which community they are appealing to. Utterly bleak.

Culture

Lammy on Reparations. Bridget Phillipson’s Britain-bashing school curriculum. Stripping funding for Churches and increasing it for Mosques, and the biggest evil of it all, ‘Islamophobia’ laws. Even lifting the 2 child benefit cap we all know was done as a sop to foreign born families, with approximately 70% of those about to get a windfall for breeding being themselves born abroad. They may as well just come out and admit they hate our civilisation, our ethnicity, our religion, and would rather see us go extinct for the sake of Global Socialism.

Money

And they are using our money to do it. And taxes up to afford legal and illegal migration. Turns out of the 898,000 who came to Britain last year, only 14% were actually coming to work. 727,000 are now extra mouths for you to feed. So obviously they need to raid your wages. But they will lie and tell you it’s because of a fictitious Black hole. Meanwhile over 20,000 millionaires have left since Labour came to power, taking with them their tax contributions. So you, my friend, will have to pay more.

Democracy

And none of it, of course, was in their manifesto. Because they don’t seem to care much for democracy. Local elections cancelled as they gerrymander boundaries, now mayoral elections cancelled because they know they will lose and bringing the voting age down to 16 to try to cling to power. And talks now to rejoin the EU. Of course. On top of that using their network of unions, charities and campaign organisations to organise demonstrations against political opponents and intimidate would-be voters.

Political Opponents

And this megalomania is also underpinned by creating a culture of fear in the hope someone will attack their political opponents. It was no accident that the Labour Party Conference focused on calling Farage a fascist just after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, just after stripping him of state security. And they are keeping the pressure on, prosecuting things allegedly said in the playground. The attacks and the demonisation is relentless. And will get worse. Using left wing organisations to disrupt and intimidate, while forging ‘anyone but Reform’ alliances, they will do anything to try to stop public will.

Well, there you are folks.

How does that read?

Like you expected Britain to look in 2025?

I thought not.

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