Keir Starmer on the Brink of RESIGNATION After Explosive Revelations Air LIVE on TV!

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BT9W1mD9vCM

Britain has been in full revolution for several days now and yet it is not being reported anywhere except on YouTube.

[MeganC]

Keir Starmer. A rope. A gallows. A hangman.

Some assembly required.

[mountaineer]

Reported by whom? I see nothing on X.
Starmer definitely is a wanker and needs to go, though.

[Canuck Conservative]

Britain has been in full revolution for several days now and yet it is not being reported anywhere except on YouTube

Which suggests that it's NOT a "full revolution"

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Which suggests that it's NOT a "full revolution"

I don't know? Looks like a revolt to me based on the videos I've seen. the Labour Party in England is essentially dead.
Keir Starmer is expected to resign before the end of this month. New elections should happen any day now.
I don't know?

[Wingnut]

Englanders need to take their country back from the fleckless leaders capitulating to foreign invaders.

[mountaineer]

This looks like fake news thus far.

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This looks like fake news thus far.

Could be.
The coverage is definitely missing. I don't know why.

[Canuck Conservative]

Keir Starmer is expected to resign before the end of this month. New elections should happen any day now.

The first happening doesn't imply that the second will, in a Parliamentary Democracy

Let me explain ... unlike in the US, in a Parliamentary Democracy, it's the party that "holds power" ... so in every UK riding at election time, voters elect a Member of Parliament; the party with the most MP's becomes the Government, and the leader of that Party becomes the Prime Minister.

In 2024, Labour got 411 of the 650 seats in the UK Parliament, a clear majority.

SO, even if Starmer resigns as PM, he's still an MP and Labour is still the Government ... they just have an internal vote among their MP's to see who the new leader will be, and the winner becomes PM automatically, without a General Election where the voters have a say.

(* Same thing happened in Canada last spring, that's how Carney got in as PM without any election)

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The first happening doesn't imply that the second will, in a Parliamentary Democracy

Let me explain ... unlike in the US, in a Parliamentary Democracy, it's the party that "holds power" ... so in every UK riding at election time, voters elect a Member of Parliament; the party with the most MP's becomes the Government, and the leader of that Party becomes the Prime Minister.

In 2024, Labour got 411 of the 650 seats in the UK Parliament, a clear majority.

SO, even if Starmer resigns as PM, he's still an MP and Labour is still the Government ... they just have an internal vote among their MP's to see who the new leader will be, and the winner becomes PM automatically, without a General Election where the voters have a say.

(* Same thing happened in Canada last spring, that's how Carney got in as PM without any election)

Same thing in Israel. Israel has over a dozen Parties. The winning major Party then has to negotiate with minor Parties to form a coalition government.

[The_Reader_David]

I don't know? Looks like a revolt to me based on the videos I've seen. the Labour Party in England is essentially dead.
Keir Starmer is expected to resign before the end of this month. New elections should happen any day now.
I don't know?

New elections are unlikely should Starmer resign.  Labour holds an unassailable majority in the Commons at present, and would simply have a party conference to select a new leader, who as leader of the majority in Parliament would be asked to form a new government.  If Labour had a thin majority and was popular, they might call a general election, but were they to do that, the most likely outcome would be a Reform government or a Reform/Tory coalition government, with Labour losing a tremendous number of seats.