Starmer Does The UNTHINKABLE In St Georges Speech As He Insults Millions!

And hello everybody. Welcome back to the

channel. Happy St. George's Day. I hope

you all have a lovely day. See, it's not

that difficult to just say that. But

when it comes to Karma, the prime

minister, he has to make an ass of it.

Yes, he goes on and uses his St.

George's Day speech to talk about those

who apparently hijacked the flag in the

name of plastic patriotism as he marks

St. George's Day, talking about

division. And again, as always with

Karma wants to talk simply about hatred

and decency over division and telling us

what our values are. So essentially they

like to try and gaslight, right? So

they're saying that anybody that flies a

flag and that's patriotic in the United

Kingdom is there to divide. No, a lot of

people just have fed up with the way

that the country is a pit and of

course with the mass illegal immigration

that's constantly coming in. But of

course, Kama wants to gaslight everybody

and say that those individuals aren't

patriotic. They're not really English.

They are just hijacking quote unquote

our flag. He simply should have just

made the speech about just said happy

St. George's Day and that was it and

left it. But as always with Karma, he

has to try and push his progressive

point. Um but it doesn't really matter

cuz he's not going to be about for too

much longer. Let's have a watch of this

guys. You got plenty of reaction from

this as well, but a lot of people are

seriously seriously frustrated with the

way he has uh went about his speech. As

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These are three very different stories

all in different parts of England, but

they're bound together by the same

values of service, of generosity, and of

respect. They are examples of people

stepping up for their communities when

frankly it would be easier in many cases

to step back, not to step up, but they

stepped up. They're exceptional stories.

Um, and yet in this country they feel

familiar because you'll find them in

every community across England and every

moment this country has been tested.

Look at the pandemic. Millions of people

signed up uh to volunteer showing their

support on the doorways. And I will

always take away from the pandemic the

fact that people simply went up the road

to neighbors they didn't know and

knocked on the door to simply say are

you all right? Is there anything I can

do for you? I think that is really

English. I think it's what we are. Um

and uh we should bottle that because

that is the true England. or when Russia

invaded Ukraine. Um many many people

opening their doors to um refugees and

of course the Ukrainian flag still

flying proudly on village halls and

churches uh and people's homes across

the country. Um and we're seeing it

again now across the country. Everyday

acts of volunteering in communities

bringing together those who need it most

in lots of different ways. Faith groups

reaching out to lend their support.

Quiet acts of kindness that go unseen.

Um but they're second nature to so many

people and when time and time again when

times get tough we pull each other

together and we pull each other up. Um,

and it's really important that we do

that because there's no getting around

the fact that there are voices both here

and abroad who would seek to divide us,

who want to set us apart from each

other, who want to pretend that in this

country what we really do is to

distinguish between people, to find the

points of difference, to have um the

sort of toxic culture of hatred between

different individuals, different groups,

different uh communities. Sadly, we've

seen it repeated um so many times,

including attacks on our synagogues, the

most recent rec recent of which was just

in the last um week. Um and similarly,

abhorrent attacks on our mosques.

They're not just senseless acts of

abuse. They're acts of violence designed

to send a message to the Jewish and

Muslim communities of this country that

they are not safe. That's what they're

designed to do. That they're not

welcome. an attempt to rip up the bonds

uh that tie our communities together.

And make no mistake, we must be clear,

we will not let them do this. We reject

their division completely. And we will

fly our flag proudly. It's our flag. It

belongs to us and we will fly it for the

values that we believe in and they're

the values of the people I've named in

this room tonight. The people who step

up for their communities, who want to

bring people together, who reject the

division that others want to inflict on

us. They are English values. Service,

generosity, and respect. And that's why

I love this country so much because that

is us. That is our values. That is what

we fight for. That is what the flag

truly represents. Uh and when we stand

together, united in our communities. We

are stronger than any challenge that is

thrown at us. So, thank you for being

here tonight. There's fantastic

showcases. There's fantastic food. You

can smell it in all different parts uh

of the room. Um, thank you for being

here um tonight. Enjoy all the wonderful

showcases uh around the room and happy

St. George's Day. Have a good evening.

>> Yeah, insert the plants that clamp that

speech. What a what another shampolic

speech really. You know, you just can't

forgive this guy. And um yeah, just why

just say happy St. George's Day. Here's

some more reaction. I wasn't the only

one that was angry.

>> What the heck? You know, look, just say

happy St. George's Day everyone and my

St. George's flag is flying proudly from

number 10 and every other government

building that we can hoist it on today.

There was no need for that. That was

asinine. That was precisely what they

accused. They on the left accuse the

right of being. That was mind my

language. Bleep it out if you need to.

stirring. That's what that was.

Well, my apologize apologies to our

viewers and listeners for the language,

but I think it's understandable,

Isabelle. It's so ironic, isn't it, that

the progressive left talk about hate and

the division. They're the ones stirring

it. They're the one behind it. Because

if you think about things like open

borders or telling people to hate their

country, that's what division is.

>> Why would you do that as prime minister?

Why would you do that? except to play to

the lowest common denominator of your

support except to wind people up. There

was no need for that. They continually

go on with their moral high ground,

sanctimonious harping about politics of

division and we stand for unity and none

of this hate. Well, and then they just

literally pedal it out there on a

Thursday morning for no reason

whatsoever. and it's made my day start

quite grumpy and I'm normally pretty

happy.

>> Yes, I'm I'm I'm honestly so astonished

about this. A very simple post wishing

everyone in England a happy St. George's

Day. Maybe with you know Star a pint of

Timothy Taylor landlord ale something

like that is not complicated. It's not

actually that difficult to be prime

minister but my goodness man is making a

meal of it. Isabelle it's clear that the

prime minister is not in great shape

politically. there isn't an obvious

figure that the party can unite around

to replace him. So, where does this

leave us, do you think, in the weeks

ahead?

>> Can I just add to what you said there?

You said it's he, you know, it's not

particularly difficult to to say the

right thing on St. George's Day. You

know what he's doing? He's making this

really easy for his political opponents,

you know.

>> Yes.

>> Whatever other party it may be, it's not