Keir Starmer humiliated over his failed migrant policy after 1000 illegals per week enter the UK

Nigel Farage has slammed Kia Starmer in

parliament today after the prime

minister's smash the gangs policy turned

out to be an abject failure.

>> Nigel Farage.

>> Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

>> Smash the gangs. That is what the prime

minister promised us. Trust me, I will

stop the boats from coming. But 70,000

later and 1,000 in the last week and too

many young men that pose a threat to

national security. Is it not time to

admit Smash the Gangs has been a total

abject failure along frankly with most

of his other policies? Is it now time?

He told us as summer approaches, what is

plan B? Starama refused to answer the

tough question of what he'll do about

the continued illegal arrivals. Instead,

changing the subject completely to bash

Farage. Well,

>> Mr. Speaker, this is from the man in the

party that voted against giving law

enforcement counterterrorism style

powers to tackle. So, he wants

grievance. He doesn't want it sorted.

And this he has absolutely no judgment.

He again said, "Let's join the war.

Let's all go to war." I want to make it

perfectly clear he wants the war. A week

later, screeching U-turn, we don't want

to go to war. And he says, "Trust his

judgment." Mr. Speaker, it's hard to

take anything he says seriously.

>> Online commentators vented their

frustration with this person saying,

"What is the point of PMQ's if the PM

won't answer the question?" And this

person agreed, saying, "This is

disgraceful."

Nigel Farage calls out Kastama at PMQs

for his failed smash the gangs policy

following 1,000 illegals arriving in the

last week. He refuses to answer the

question and completely changes the

subject. Kia Starmmer is not fit for

office. And it wasn't just fed up Brits

blasting Starmmer. MPs had just about

enough of Star's dodging of questions

with Tory MP Sir Edward Lee calling him

out. Lee point can I refer you to

paragraph 22.9 of Ursk in May uh which

stresses the primary importance of

ministerial responsibility.

Now, we've got to admit that prime

ministers have always tried to dodge

questions at prime question time, and

you're not responsible for the answers

they give. But what we have seen in

recent weeks is not just dodging

questions, but every question asked to

the prime minister, he refers to the

leader of the opposition's policies.

This is not leader of the opposition

policies. It's prime minister's question

and the whole president.

>> Can I just say once again I said last

week I have not the responsibility or

the authority for the answers. What I

would say is it's incumbent of ministers

to try and ensure there is an answer but

it is not for me to judge whether the

answer is correct or not. You will be

politicizing the church. If that's what

the house wishes to do by all means do

so. But I have not got the power. Once

again, I reiterate what I said last

week.

>> And it seems Starmer is using every

excuse in the book to allow migrants in,

even blaming climate change.

>> I think um we need to look at every

aspect of illegal migration upstream,

looking at the causes, which of course

um are often poverty, climate change,

persecution. Look at the causes.

>> And it's not only British MPs who are

blasting Star. US President Donald Trump

isn't happy with his counterpart for his

handling of the Iran situation as well

as illegal immigration.

>> They got to solve that problem. And I

must say uh that's not only UK that

that's other parts of the European

Union. They have the same problem.

Immigration and energy. The energy is

through the roof. The highest in the

world. And the immigration was I mean

you know look you have you have places

where in the UK you have a terrible

mayor of London terrible he's an

incompetent guy but you have Sharia

courts you don't have Sharia courts you

don't want Sharia court you have Sharia

courts adjudicating law so it's very

simple immigration very importantly

immigration and energy and you bring it

back otherwise you're not going to bring

it back okay

>> and whilst Britain is struggling with

illegal immig immigration under star

Belgium has reversed course and is

tackling the problem head on according

to GB news.

>> I think there is some truth to that and

I think one of the things here as well

is also the uh administration Belgium.

Um so there's now a new right-wing

government in Belgium um under Bart the

Weaver, I think they're Flemish

nationalist, they have really cracked

down on irregular immigration. They are

now having border checks. Uh they're

also having inland checks. They've done

things like limited family reunion. Uh

they're actually deporting foreign

migrants. Uh they're in talks with the

Taliban over returning people. They've

reduced refugees access to social

assistance in recent months. And all

that has created a much more hostile

environment for uh migrants in Belgium.

And as a result, a lot of them are

looking to get out and get to um our

green and pleasant land. Indeed, Tom.