In this article, our Red Brick reporter, Robert Caulfield, or ‘Bob the Gob’ to his readers, rather than asking, ‘Sir Keir Starmer who are you?’ instead, chooses to ask, Sir Keir Starmer, who do you think you are? So, take it away Bob and let loose the ‘Gob.’
Sir Keir Starmer, Shadow Prime Minister, and Labour Party Leader, I firstly want to remind you of something you might have let slip your mind, or have totally forgotten, especially after the recent public dressing down you received from one of us little people, Mr Humphris, in the City of Bath.
You see Sir Keir, being the Shadow Prime Minister does not mean you are to stay in the shadows, keep out of sight, or even become a shadow of your former self, assuming it was that ‘Tiger Tony,’ zeal, once displayed by a former member of your party, which motivated you to become leader.
Mate, there are no shadowy places to go running to when you go on ‘walkabout’ in public, no sir, you do not get to have that luxury. You see, if you enter out into the public, then expect to find, people, no I do not mean the sort of people who hover around at your rear, I mean ‘real people,’ the voters whom you claim to represent and fight for, that’s right, people like me.
You know where this is going, and if you do not you should, however, just in case you are feeling a bit punch drunk from another bout of being bashed by Boris ‘Bone-breaker’ Johnson. Here is a reminder:
I bet it is all coming back to you now.
Oliver Burke wrote in the ‘Sun’ newspaper 20 Apr 2021. An account of when Rod Humphris, the Landlord of the Raven public house, Bath, confronted Sir Keir, whilst he was out for a walk to meet the public. Oliver’s excellent article can be viewed by clicking the link above.
Mr Humphris confronted Keir Starmer, with his grievance over Sir Keir’s lack of opposition to the Lockdown. Mr Humphris handed to Sir Keir what he believed was statistical evidence, contradicting the need for the present Lockdown, as well as future ones; this clearly made Sir Keir, uncomfortable.
Having been confronted by a switched-on man, the good Mr Humphries, who we will now refer to as ‘H,’ (Big Red Brick Respect to H) because he is the man, Sir Keir chose to spit his dummy out, and throw away his rattle, telling H, ‘“I really don’t need lectures from you about this pandemic,’ according to a report in the Independent on 19/04/2021 by, Eleanor Sly.
In an interview with Talk Radio, H, clarified what was said to Sir Keir, during their brief conversation: Humphris explained: “I had heard that the Labour Party were coming round, and he turned up and I told him what I thought of him, basically. “I think he has utterly failed us as the leader of the Opposition.”
“He has completely failed to ask the questions that needed asking, like, why did we throw away our previous pandemic preparedness?”
“Why have we just accepted Lockdown? Why have we just accepted the loss of all our freedoms?” Thanks for that Talk Radio and nice one H. Red Brick hopes everyone is up to speed, now. OK Bob, wrap it up for us.
Alright Sir Keir, here is my two-penneth worth: You have missed a good opportunity to give the Tories a good roughing up over their handling of this Lockdown. You might even have redeemed yourself with supporting a person’s right to say no to the ‘jab,’ what with all the millions of human beings who have died fighting for freedom, freedom of speech, and also, freedom of choice over who gets to poke around with their body, and more importantly, those who do not.
I only choose to mention it, given all the fuss that was made in 1945 onwards, about, you know, the Nazis in their concentration camps, using humans to experiment on etc. The subsequent trials of these Evil Nazis, not only saw many of them ‘strung up,’ but also, to prevent it happening ever again, the establishment of the ‘Nuremberg Protocols.’
So, Sir Keir, can you see where I am going here, no, well I will tell you, and if you still don’t get it, I’ll draw you a picture, and if you do not get it then, I will presume you are taking the ‘Michael’ out of us?
By your lack of open opposition, it appears to me that you do not object to the jab, a jab full of whatever, a jab that is only experimental and the manufacturers of it cannot be prosecuted, yet despite all of this the British government is promoting the possibility, that it could be, one day, injected in to children, if they have not already been cajoled in to receiving it, by ill-informed parents, peer pressure from other school children, or even worse, by the schools they attend.
Sir Keir, it does not matter what you personally think, or even your ‘yes sir, no sir,’ brigade of sycophants thinks, or any ‘special interest’ groups which might bend your ear, on occasion, all open and transparent like, of course, etc. You have got to wake-up and see the parallels with our not-too-distant past over ‘Human Experimentation,’ no names and no pack-drill,’ but you must surely know what the score is.
Millions of people like me and others are waiting for someone to stand up and put the brakes on, or at least slow down enough to take stock of events, to make sure we are heading in the right direction, and especially, that the direction is a one that us, the people want, a humane direction, led by those whom we democratically elected; is this too much to ask, or even expect?
Sadly, my opinion is that you have had extraordinarily little to say so far in opposition, well, apart from a few murmurs, and not very audible ones at that; on other occasions even less than that, almost diddly-squat, zilch, not even a squawk or a squeak from you? Now will you understand why us millions of minions fear the phrase, ‘those who ignore history are doomed to repeat it!’ Please, do not allow that phrase to become prophecy.
Sir Keir, here are a few more questions from us plebs: Whose side are you on:
⦁ Is it the people who elected you?
⦁ Or Big Pharma, who are taking billions from the public purse, whilst pursuing a cure for a ‘flu like’ symptom ‘Lurgy?’
⦁ Or are you on the side of your voters, because if you are, then you need to show us by growing some and standing up to the Globalists and their ‘Great Reset,’ as well as providing this country with some realistic opposition to believe in once again?
And finally, Sir Keir, when you go out to meet the public, you must engage with people and suffer their slings and arrows etc. You do not always get to choose who can speak to you, with their prepared script of ‘loaded questions.’ You have got to show you can take the hits, and if some questions make you look like a right tit, you pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and deal with the public’s concerns.
Whoever it is in your ‘entourage,’ that is advising you on how to go about dealing with us plebs, well, I think I have identified a training issue for at least one of your staff there, because it is not happening, is it?
Here are a few bits of advice for when you have your next walkabout:
⦁ Remember, you are not one of us, so do not try to be. Most of us are just straight up, everyday folk, who did not get your start in life or go to a posh school.
⦁ Work on your people skills, seriously, telling Mr Humphris not to give you a lecture was a ‘faux pas, if ever, and only just beaten by Gordon ‘Jocko’ Brown, when he referred to Gillian Duffy, a lifelong labour supporter, as a ‘bigot,’ just because she had the gall, way beyond her assumed servitude, to ask Jocko a question, and then push for an answer. We all know how that went, don’t we?
⦁ When a potential voter asks you a question, remember, they might be asking the one question on a nation’s lips, and your answer might swing the voting pendulum your way.
⦁ And finally, dude, lose the suit, I mean, blue, seriously?
Robert Caulfield (Bob the Gob),
Red Brick.