The only keir starmer related news most people want to hear right now is him announcing his resignation
JackStrawWitchita on
I know we’re all horrified by Labour’s continued association with Mandelson and Starmer’s bizarre loyalty to McSweeney and the fact that Starmer is dragging Labour down….
…but Starmer will be remembered as the man who caused irreparable damage to all UK citizens by selling all UK government data to the most horrific organisation imaginable: Palantir.
SP1570 on
Cutting ties with Palantir would be the only potential upside of the Mandelson files (clearly nobody else mentioned there…) but doubt it is going to happen
GreasedUpPoser on
Did Lord of The Rings teach us nothing? Who thought that selling our data to a company named Palantir of all things was a good idea?
moanysopran0 on
Starmer is completely fine with war-criminal Blair being involved in the ethnic cleansing in Palestine, representing the UK in a “board of peace” ran by deviants.
Palintir will become just as involved in the UK as it is in the US, if it isn’t already.
We have all heard the rumours about Starmer being compromised & having secrets, he hired Mandelson because he wanted to, they’re all weak old men.
StHa14 on
It really seems like the media have realised that Farage/Reform is losing popularity and have pivoted to “calls for Starmer” to leave instead.
Andries89 on
Streeting, Starmer and Lammy need ousting. Some others as well but these three are the most spineless and morally bankrupt ones. They stand for nothing except themselves
Flipmode45 on
Why are we even agreeing contracts to hand our data to US tech bro companies? This country has lost the plot.
From empire to weak island sidekick.
fantasticvinyl on
They have a palantir?! Build me an army worthy of Mordor!
dick_piana on
I’m so glad this is finally gaining traction in mainstream media.
Univeralise on
Is this the company where the ceo is really unhinged ?
PiingThiing on
I hope we get a chance to show the world what Brits do to politicians that get caught with their hand in the cookie jar, damn or what fellow politicians do to them for that matter. It’s a fickle system, but it works.
Top-Translator3920 on
It’s genuinely worrying how cozy Labour is getting with data-mining firms like Palantir. This feels like a massive betrayal of public trust that could have serious long-term consequences.
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The only keir starmer related news most people want to hear right now is him announcing his resignation
I know we’re all horrified by Labour’s continued association with Mandelson and Starmer’s bizarre loyalty to McSweeney and the fact that Starmer is dragging Labour down….
…but Starmer will be remembered as the man who caused irreparable damage to all UK citizens by selling all UK government data to the most horrific organisation imaginable: Palantir.
Cutting ties with Palantir would be the only potential upside of the Mandelson files (clearly nobody else mentioned there…) but doubt it is going to happen
Did Lord of The Rings teach us nothing? Who thought that selling our data to a company named Palantir of all things was a good idea?
Starmer is completely fine with war-criminal Blair being involved in the ethnic cleansing in Palestine, representing the UK in a “board of peace” ran by deviants.
Palintir will become just as involved in the UK as it is in the US, if it isn’t already.
We have all heard the rumours about Starmer being compromised & having secrets, he hired Mandelson because he wanted to, they’re all weak old men.
It really seems like the media have realised that Farage/Reform is losing popularity and have pivoted to “calls for Starmer” to leave instead.
Streeting, Starmer and Lammy need ousting. Some others as well but these three are the most spineless and morally bankrupt ones. They stand for nothing except themselves
Why are we even agreeing contracts to hand our data to US tech bro companies? This country has lost the plot.
From empire to weak island sidekick.
They have a palantir?! Build me an army worthy of Mordor!
I’m so glad this is finally gaining traction in mainstream media.
Is this the company where the ceo is really unhinged ?
I hope we get a chance to show the world what Brits do to politicians that get caught with their hand in the cookie jar, damn or what fellow politicians do to them for that matter. It’s a fickle system, but it works.
It’s genuinely worrying how cozy Labour is getting with data-mining firms like Palantir. This feels like a massive betrayal of public trust that could have serious long-term consequences.