He came. He taxed. He left. 🎺 Goodbye-ee Two Year Keir, the official political parody music video celebrating the departure of Keir Starmer as Prime Minister, set to the classic WWI Music Hall anthem ‘Goodbye-ee’.
Featuring Kemi Badenoch as the voice of a relieved nation, Nigel Farage pint-in-hand, and a removal van that says everything. Here’s more from Join The Resistance.
Keir Starmer will tender his resignation today as Prime Minister of Great Britain. American President Donald Trump confirmed as much on Sunday.
The only remaining question: Who will succeed Starmer? There’s quite a lot of speculation, mostly focusing on Andy Burnham, a Labour Party member of Parliament. Burnham just won re-election by a clean margin over his Reform Party opponent, taking roughly 55 percent of the vote in his northern district of Makerfield.
Burnham is even more of a leftist than Starmer. A politician who identifies as a Socialist, Burnham is an outspoken opponent to nationalism, calling it “an ugly brand of politics.”
Can the Right stop his new regime? That will require Nigel Farage’s Reform Party and Rupert Lowe’s Restore Britain working together, rather than cutting each other off. Hard to say if that can happen. Here, analyst David Starkey discusses Burnham with Mark Littlewood. Their take? Burham will crash and burn, but the right is in danger as well.
Keir Starmer opens the factory gates. Welcome to Willy Woker’s Bullsh*t Factory, where Belfast burns, John Healey quits, and the BS flows like a chocolate river.
Inspired by Gene Wilder’s “Pure Imagination” a parody of the most delusional Prime Minister in British history.
This week’s factory output: illegal immigration on tap, a Defence Secretary who just walked out the door, and riots Starmer blames on YOU. Here’s more from Join The Resistance!
Peter Mandelson, the Prince of Darkness, berates fellow members of Keir Starmer’s Labour Party in Great Britain.
Mandelson is the former British ambassador to the United States. He lost his office owing to his involvement with Jeffrey Epstein, after it was shown Epstein paid the education fees of Mandelson’s gay husband Reinaldo Avila da Silva.
Here, Mandelson sings “That’s Life” in what’s billed as an uncut What’s App confession, from Join The Resistance.
Britain’s Got Muppets returns with part 2 of its video celebrating the looming downfall of Keir Starmer as Great Britain’s Prime Minister.
He’s truly having a rough night. Here’s more from Join The Resistance.
All across Europe, voters are shifting ton the right! They do not want open borders, nor do they want to see their nations obliterated. They are tired of unwanted migrants who only come for free handouts, and riot, loot or burn at any pretext.
Here’s more from Trish Regan, keying her discussion on the recent success of Nigel Farage new Reform UK party in Great Britain. Members of Starmer’s Cabinet have been jumping ship, and there are many speculating that British Prime Minister Keir Starmer will resign by the end of this week or sometime next week.
The British Muppets come to play!: Over 70 Labour MPs have called for Keir Starmer to RESIGN.
Cabinet ministers are demanding he set a timetable to quit. His own puppets are cutting the strings. Here’s more from Join The Resistance!
Giving Sir Keir Starmer the Puccini treatment. Here’s a new parody song from Dominic Frisby.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his band The Evils performs “I’m A Wanker,” a parody song based on The Monkeees’ classic hit “I’m A Believer.”
This is the latest protest song from the British Resistance, which pledges to represent “the forgotten, the fearless, the free.” In short, here’s a content creator representing the everyday British citizen trampled down upon by Starmer and his political goons.
