“Labour Want CIVIL WAR!” | Talk Viewer Worried 'UK Heading For Another LOCKDOWN Under Starmer'

What a balls up early bath please for

the chairman of Ipswichtown football

club Mark Ashton who's made a bizarre

groing apology to staff and fans for the

great crime of welcoming reform UK

leader Nigel Farage to the stadium. Here

he is being interviewed in the last 24

hours consumed with grief about his

terrible mistake.

This has been a very difficult week for

all of us.

>> Yeah, a difficult week indeed. What's

happened? Has there been an outbreak of

cholera in the dressing room?

>> The staff are hurting. Elements of the

fan base are hurting and so are elements

of our local community.

>> So these elements, right, what elements

would they be? People who feel unsafe

with opinions different to their own,

illliberal ideologues that don't believe

in democracy. Yeah, let's do a statement

trying to keep those people happy. See

how you get on, big man. Feeding the

woke crocodile. I think you'll discover

it'll eat you up in the end.

>> And that upsets me immensely. And for

that unreservedly, I want to apologize

and say I'm sorry.

>> Can you understand that strength of

feeling and the anger that that

supporters are feeling?

>> Yes, I understand that supporters and

elements of the community are angry. Can

you understand? Can you understand how

upset people are? Do you understand how

angry? Yes, I understand how angry

people are. Well, it's interesting,

isn't it? Because if I was an Arsenal

fan, and I'm not an Arsenal fan. I am a

Spurs fan, which is the number one team

in the country. God, I love Tottenham.

But if I was an Arsenal fan, I'd be

rather angry at having to look at Kier

Stalmer's gormless face every other

Saturday living it large in a free

five-star box at the Emirates provided

by the club. Is Saki Starmmer not a

leading politician? Is that not divisive

too? Given that he's a politician, Sakir

Stalmer, who unlike Nigel Farage has

actually been in power and has done huge

damage to the country, then surely it's

worse to welcome Stara into the Emirates

every other Saturday because the bottom

line is he's a terrible politician. K.

Star hasn't smashed the gangs. He's

called anyone worried about border

control far right. He's destroyed the

economy. He wants to scrap jury trials

and free speech. He's handing over the

Chaos Islands. He's torn up the special

relationship with America. I'm quite

angry that Kia Starmer appears at the

Arsenal stadium. Where's my apology for

that? Maybe Stan Kroni, the owner of

Arsenal, should go on TV and do a

tearful apology about Star's appearance

at the Emirates Stadium. Now, to be

fair, I've actually featured a lot of

clips of Star on this show. That's

right. Unfortunately, I trigger a lot of

you by running clips of K Dharma and

talking about K Star DMA. So, here is my

apology live on yesterday's show

apologizing for platforming Karma on

Talk Breakfast in the company of the

Daily Expresses star columnist JJ Anobi.

Here's my apology to all of you. I I've

got an apology to make. Where's my

tissues? I don't normally enjoy the show

that much, but I need tissues.

But I'd like to apologize to my viewers

and listeners for running clips of Sakir

Star. I'm sorry.

A man that's caused inflation to go up

to almost double the Bank of England's

target.

The man that's reawoken the old enemy of

unemployment, especially youth

unemployment, where the party of working

people aren't in work anymore.

I'd like to apologize for the open

borders having smashed the gangs. 70,000

illegals in a year and a half.

I've doubled down on net zero during an

energy crisis.

We're more woke than ever. We forgot

what a woman is. And by the way, we've

torn up the special relationship with

America, a country that we're frankly

toast without. I'm sorry.

The end. I do hope that apology was

enough. Do you see my point folks? The

foolish, spineless chairman of

itswichtown FC apologizes for letting

Nigel Farage enter his stadium. But

we've got to look at Starmer in the

Emirates every other week in a free box.

And what about this? I'm so confused.

Right. This is a photograph of Sakir

Stalmer campaigning in the run-up to the

last general election at the Bristol

Rovers Stadium with a special Labour

supporting strip with the word change on

the back of it. Where's the graveling

apology from the chairman of Bristol

Rovers for that painful and upsetting

misjudgment?

What about this one? Next one, Davis,

when you're ready. Look at this. The

Labour member of Parliament for

Ipsswitch, Jack Abbott, given £3,000

worth of free tickets to an Ed Sheeran

gig at, wait for it, the Ipsswitch

Stadium.

Wait a minute. I thought we didn't want

politicians being invited to football

clubs and getting the red carpet

treatment. I'm so confused. Let's go

back now to the spineless chairman of

Ipsswitch. And I also understand that we

have lessons to learn because mistakes

have been made which have caused harm

and distress to parts of our local

community. Uh and as the chairman of the

club, I take full responsibility for

those mistakes and full responsibility

for making sure that those lessons are

learned and learned quickly.

>> How do we do that? How do we learn those

lessons?

>> How do we do that? How do we learn those

lessons? Who on earth is that woke

interviewer? How do we do that? How do

we learn those lessons? Well, here's his

answer.

>> I think a prime example is the board,

full board of directors are now

reviewing the policy in regards to how

we engage with local politicians

um and political parties.

>> Translation, we can have any politician

unless they're right-wing.

>> I start with I'm sorry because I've been

at this football club for over five

years now.

Yes, you've been there five years and

I'm afraid big man, you're getting

sacked in the morning because the vast

majority of Ipsswitchtown supporters

live in the real world. They're

experiencing the consequences of mass

immigration. They're experiencing the

inflationary policies of a socialist

government. They're experiencing

unemployment. Their kids can't get a

job. Youth unemployment, the highest in

the whole of Europe, a broken country.

our acceleration to the bottom under

this Labor government. Overall, I'm

amused by this story because the

intolerant illiberal lefties who are

triggered by the very mention of Nigel

Faraj's name don't know what's coming in

May of this year at the local elections

and more importantly what's likely to

happen at the next general election.

Now, I get it. Nigel Farage is not

everyone's cup of tea. He's not

everyone's bottle of pitchside Lucasade,

but he's a mainstream

center-right politician who's ahead in

the polls and should be welcomed

anywhere and everywhere alongside the

leaders of all the main political

parties. That is what a democracy looks

like. So the club chairman of

Ipswichtown FC needs to be sent off and

take a long walk down the tunnel. Stick

him on the transfer list and show the

whole of the woke mob the red card.

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your reaction. 913 it's talk breakfast.

Paul is in Devon and Paul I've got a

simple question for you this morning.

Labor are going to cling to power for

the next three years. Will they break

Britain?

Well, Mark, I think you you you you need