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    Starmer urged to stand up to Trump’s ‘torrent of lies’ as outrage over Ukraine grows
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    Starmer urged to stand up to Trump’s ‘torrent of lies’ as outrage over Ukraine grows

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    1. Icy_Drive_7433 on

      It won’t matter what Starmer, nor anyone else says. I’m amazed that people still don’t understand that the only thing that works with Trump is to agree with him.

    2. SlyRax_1066 on

      He is.

      Starmer is clearly doing all he can.

      Trump is bizarre and talking in private is the only way to persuade him.

      You can’t beat crazy by shouting at it.

      Starmer saying he’ll deploy troops to Ukraine means no one is more committed.

    3. PurpleDemonR on

      Starmer is the cuck of the international community.

      He stands there, is desperate for approval no matter how it degrades Britain, and almost all his overtures are ignored.

    4. Apez_in_Space on

      Trump is no longer the leader of the free world. Europe must step up and Starmer really can make this an opportunity to bring the UK back into the fold whilst reinforcing the unitedness of Europe against tyranny.

      America has fallen thanks to AI-fuelled social media control of the stupid by billionaires.

    5. echocardio on

      So glad all this came at the time we have Sensible Boring Adult as prime minister. This is extremely hostile waters with probably no good end goal. Failing to keep Trump on side could literally cost tens of thousands of lives; failing to change Trump’s course could cost hundreds of thousands when Russia begins its next conquest in ten years time; failing to call him obese or old or make fun of his makeup will lead to Redditors saying mean things.

      Imagine if this happened while Truss was in charge, or slimy Sunak. I can’t begin to see the internal struggle Boris Johnson would have had; the urge on the one hand to keep cosplaying his Churchill fantasy, on the other to switch and gush praise so that American Daddy will like him.

    6. bobblebob100 on

      Trump says alot of shit because he knows his racist voters like it. He panders to them. I do wonder how much he actually believes in reality

    8. ClassicFlavour on

      I’m not sure anyone on earth can stand-up to Trumps ‘torrent of lies.’

      By the time you’ve stood up to one lie, he’s made several more. It would be a never ending to-do list to battle all of his lies

    11. superduperaverage on

      Trump is doing the world a favour, we should listen by drastically reducing our dependence and trade with them, strengthen our relationship with old allies and forge new alliances.

    12. coffeewalnut05 on

      No one’s outraged except the desperate newspapers who need an excuse to publish clickbait

    13. Ok-Chest-7932 on

      My biggest concern for the next 5 years is that the UK will get entirely consumed by American-style politics, and my biggest hope is that having a labour government right now will cause us to lean towards Europe instead.

      I appreciate Trump making it so easy for Labour to reject him by saying absolutely batshit things, now Starmer just needs to do his part in that.

    14. Domski77 on

      Starmer might be able to pull something off. Trump’s opinions are basically those of the last person he spoke to.

    17. Used_River_5301 on

      Can someone please explain why we’re pandering to this orange anus?
      Is it just the money? I don’t get it.
      Nigel Barrage says we don’t have to take him seriously. Why doesn’t the UK and Europe send a clear message- “you’re fucking unbalanced. Shut up”.
      Fuck Donald Dump and fuck his mate, Putitin.

    18. Jay_6125 on

      😂….going off the footage of his attempts to hit a punch bag in a gym, Starmer couldn’t take on a mop.

      He’s gonna do as he’s told. The only ‘outrage’ is the fake MSM usual suspects.

      Laughable they are calling for war to continue…..sickos.

    19. chronicnerv on

      For anyone wondering what is currently going on.

      Starmer is a messanger for the American neo conservative class which runs europe and the uk as American proxy states. If you doubt the validity of this statement then ask the question why was Starmer and Europe not part of the peace talks in saudi Arabia that involve the regions of the UK and Europe?

      This is all about a power struggle within the United States and as a vassal state we are caught in the middle.

      The bottom line if the rest of the world makes peace with Russia The neo con vassal states are not going to survive very long without making peace and removing the sanctions.

      The neo cons, NATO and defence sector naturally have a huge problem as would the uk economy, we need to restructure and focus on modular manufacturing infrastucure.

      We are living at a pivitol point in the UK’s history and I have my popcorn ready to see what happens.

    20. Specialist-Hyena9267 on

      Last thing we need in the UK is being pulled into this conflict deeper. NATO and Europe have sat back happily knowing eventually ourselves and America will commit unfortunately we are both broke and in no state to support a sustained conflict, Plus China are paused to commit plenty of equipment and troops.

    22. Purple_Feature1861 on

      I’m hoping after his meeting with Trump next week he’ll realise that he should stop saying US should support Ukraine when they’re clearly not going to.

    23. MrZeeMan79 on

      I like to know why tax money 2 billion a year is going to this war its been going on for years and is just a money laundering scam for elites.

    24. W_4_Vendetta on

      Bang on to Trump for the entire meeting about the £22 billion black hole. I’m pretty sure it’ll go down as well with him as it has done with the rest of us.

    25. michellea2023 on

      he does need to do that but he’s in a diplomatic bind in that the relationship between the UK and the USA is too important to risk severing or damaging. it’s always been the job of the Prime Minister to work with other world leaders even if they massively disagree with them so for the most part he’s had to be silent up to now. It’s a bind. It is getting to the point where he’s going to have to openly condemn all this stuff in a much more direct way because Trump clearly doesn’t give a fuck he’s just openly ripping up rule books in plain sight.

    26. OkBison8735 on

      This whole Trump storyline is the perfect opportunity for politicians all over Europe to avoid accountability and deflect from internal problems and turmoil. It’s like “ignore our incompetence and corruption – look at what Trump said!”

    27. stuwoo on

      The US, Ukraine, UK and Russia all signed up to the Budapest memorandum back in the 90s. So far Russia and more recently the US are not honouring that, we, as the UK should be pushing for that to be upheld with backing of NATO,.

    28. Magurndy on

      Starmer, the catch-22 PM. He’s kinda damned if he doesn’t damn Trump by voters but also damned if he does damn Trump because Trump will want revenge which could potentially have serious consequences for us as a country in some way. I really don’t envy him here. Trump is deplorable, Musk is a Nazi, I would want to rain pure hell fire down on them but you run the risk of sinking your own ship with it.

      I do think it’s interesting that Trump retaliated like this to Keir Starmer publicly saying and to Zelenskyy directly he does not believe Zelenskyy is a dictator. Trump also called him nice during the same interview he claimed Starmer has done nothing. Trump isn’t completely off Starmer yet so it means Starmer may have something he can work with, the issue is Trumps biggest loyalty is to Putin, likely because Putin has something that could destroy him, so even if Starmer has some leverage in some way Trump will have to remain loyal to Putin.