Three days before Christmas, Keir Starmer released a video praising our Armed Forces and promising them the earth - including 'guaranteed housing for veterans'. With up to three per cent of homeless people already veterans, we can comfortably assume that this is yet another lie. The lies have come thick and fast in less than six months of Starmer's reign, with WASPI women the latest to feel the knife in the back.
That Labour - or any governing party for that matter - truly care about the people they send to war, is absurd. Thankfully, a peacemaker is about to enter the White House and the likelihood of Starmer sending our lads into foreign wars is greatly reduced, barring some major false flag operation by deep state operatives.
There is also something decidedly dodgy about Starmer's video message. Supposedly filmed aboard a Royal Navy vessel, it has a very surreal green screen feel to it. While the background is shaded in dark blue, Starmer is lit up in white. However, the most telltale sign to it having being filmed elsewhere is the wind and lack of corresponding sound. The huge Royal Navy flag in the background indicates that there is a strong wind blowing across the deck and occasionally Starmer's hair blows slightly as if to confirm he is also outside on deck. However, he is wearing a small microphone on his lapel, which would not drown out wind noise and is more suited to indoor use.
Starmer was actually aboard HMS Iron Duke the previous week, wearing what appear to be the same clothes seen in the video. Perhaps the video was an afterthought upon his return to London?
See for yourself below...
