Now, Keir Starmer will be willing to sell this country out to the extremists if it gets him a few more votes, in my view.
It hasn't taken long for the mask to slip. It's worth remembering that the Labour Party is only the second political party to be found to have acted unlawfully by the Equality and Human Rights Commission, the other being the BNP.
Keir Starmer says it's changed. Well it hasn't. The mask slipped when Wes Streeting tweeted this about conservative voters, didn't he?
"A win for Susan Hall and the Conservatives is a win for racists, white supremacists and islamophobes. The world over."
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Starmer stayed silent. Why did he stay silent?
Ah yes. Well, could it be because Wes Streeting is quite possibly going to lose his seat to an independent pro-Palestine candidate?
That's exactly what I think could happen - his majority is 5218. The size of the Muslim population in his seat, 25,743. That is 27.3 per cent of his electorate. Goodbye Wes.
So Starmer can't condemn his comments. This week in London, Starmer kept his mouth shut when Sadiq Khan launched another dog whistle attack on the chief rabbi.
He said that the reason the rabbi had called him out for his Gaza ceasefire stance was this unduly because he was a muslim, saying that the rabbi didn't call out Andy Burnham because he's not called Ahmed Baroni. He's now apologised, but Starmer didn't condemn it. Why not?
Because he wants to win. Keir Starmer has got Jess Phillips piping up now, saying she's worried about losing her seat because of the party stance on Gaza. She's got a majority apparently over 10,000, in Birmingham, Yardley.
But the percentage of the Muslim vote in her constituency is a whopping 37.4 per cent. That's around 32,000 people.
So what happens? The newly elected mayor for Palestine - sorry, sorry West Midlands, he immediately tweets: "An Israeli offensive in Rafah must not go ahead. Immediate ceasefire."
Birmingham Council has just gone bankrupt, but yet you focus on the important local stuff Mayor.
Keir Starmer will do whatever it takes in order to win him and people like him back. And if you don't believe me, just look at what he's been willing to do with Natalie Elphicke. This woman is essentially to the right of Genghis Khan.
She's been criticised for slamming her husband's sex assault victims. She's also been told to f off by the Shadow Chancellor. She's been absolutely caning Starmer, his party, every Labour MP and everything they've ever done.
And yet, just to try to score a cheap point against Rishi Sunak, Starmer was willing to throw his arms around her, welcome her in and then send out the swivel eyed Anneliese Dodds onto the media round today to say how Elphicke is a good fit for the Labour Party.
It's interesting, isn't it, that Starmer was willing to just allow someone with those views into his party? Starmer has already turned a blind eye to sectarianism in Rochdale. He had no qualms sending out his shadow cabinet to going to bat for their candidate, after he claimed that Israel had allowed the October 7th attacks.
Keir Starmer has no problems standing idly by while his lot throw around fake Islamophobia claims, call normal people white supremacists and flirts with anti-Semitism at the pro-Palestine rallies. I don't think he'd have any problem selling Britain down the river for a few more votes, which, by the way, he doesn't even need. And I think that makes it even worse, doesn't it?