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    'Peter Mandelson's Fixing of Keir Starmer’s Visit to Spytech Firm Palantir Raises Serious Questions'
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    ‘Peter Mandelson’s Fixing of Keir Starmer’s Visit to Spytech Firm Palantir Raises Serious Questions’

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    2. Infinite_Society7792 on

      Starmer should resign. He will likely drag it out for weeks as more revelations come out then meekly bow out. Save us the pantomine and do it now, go.

    3. Krabsandwich on

      The way PMQ’s and the subsequent Mandelson Debate went to day we will probably have a new PM by the end of the month. The PLP looked beyond pissed at him and he had to amend his amendment in the face of an overwhelming PLP rebellion.

      I think issues like using Palantir etc will all come out in the wash pretty soon. 

    4. potpan0 on

      For someone who apparently had only minimal influence within the Labour Party, it doesn’t half seem that Mandelson’s grubby little fingers are on so many of their decisions.

    5. peppermint116 on

      This feels like the final days of Johnson. He shouldn’t have blocked Burnham, gonna end up with Streeting now.

    6. Mr_Sagoo on

      When racist people say the jews are controlling the world..this is what they’re talking about.

    8. IsyABM on

      This is the guy that couldn’t even condemn Israel cutting off water to Gaza. I think he’s achieved a lot more than he’s given credit for but his associations, values, and how he’s quietly tying up Britain with companies like Palantir are really concerning.

      I’d love for Burnham to stand. He has always come across as fair, level-headed, and in touch with us everyday folk. He’s also not radically ideological or naive like Polanski/Corbyn (and I say that as an ex-Corbynite).

    9. FluidLock1999 on

      Starmer has to resign. He’s complicit in treason against the uk. You can’t sell out a country’s sovereignty, security to another country for some favour/blackmail/money.

      Starmer is working with the Israelis and Americans against the uk

    10. Sophie_Blitz_123 on

      I like how the papers all use the same euphemism “Raises serious questions” to mean “Is clearly fucking appalling”.

    11. brothervalerie on

      Palantir is named after the evil all-seeing orb from Lord of the Rings that the Dark Lord Sauron uses to peer into people’s minds. Yeah, can we not have that company access my NHS medical records, thanks.

    14. Extension_Point5466 on

      I wonder if the recent move to roll out facial recognition has anything to do with palantir

    15. AdPale1469 on

      Starmer is a plant.

      He wont go. His purpose is to destroy the labour party, and he is doing a great job.

      The next move is to bring him down with a vote of no confidence. Triggaring a general election, and probably a hung parliament.

      His job is to get the tories back in power, but they are unelectable with Kimi, so they are split with reform.

      Meanwhile any person left of thatcher with any common sense is going lib dem or green.

      labour are toast.

    19. Thejklay on

      Labour and their ability to consistently snatch defeat from the jaws of victory by doing the dumbest shit is incredible.

    22. it_was_my_raccoon on

      The stink of corruption goes well beyond just Mandelson. His name seems to be the one that has the most noise at the moment. This rot has plagued Labour, Conservative and Reform politicians. Boris Johnson’s and Nigel Farage’s name appears a number of times in these files and I believe the moment we begin pulling the right strings, the level of corruption will be brought to light.

    23. Crusty_Gusset on

      Sir Kier Starmer is complicit in selling out the country to right wing billionaires. Sir Kier Starmer is complicit with protecting peadofiles. Sir Kier Starmer is as amoral and corrupt as (recently ex-Lord) Peter Mandelson.

    25. Awkward_Squad on

      Palantir were recently awarded a UK Government contract without the normal bidding process being completed. Why? It’s a foreign company. Seems strange just to hand them a contract like that. Is it unusual?

      People need to know that this company poses significant risks to the general public.