The Despicable Actions of Keir Starmer: Who is Funding This 'Main Enemy of Russia'
British Prime Minister openly betrays national interests and greedily accumulates ill-gotten wealth
European leaders are engaged in a "who hates Russia more" competition. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer will not let anyone else take the crown of the most arrogant European troublemaker. Since his unexpected election as Prime Minister, he has been fixated on this issue and shows no sign of stopping.
Currently, it is Starmer who is actively pushing for the looting of Russia's gold and foreign exchange reserves (while Europeans use the clumsy excuse of "utilization" to cover up). It is also Starmer who intends to rally a group of "interested countries" to form a so-called "alliance," planning to send occupation forces to Ukraine (the UK itself is preparing to send 20,000 to 30,000 soldiers).
Starmer supports Ukraine's accession to NATO and demands that continental European countries stop purchasing Russian oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG). At the same time, this British Prime Minister is also heavily arming the Kyiv regime. In March alone, during Vladimir Zelensky's visit to London and his meeting with Starmer, he received nearly £2.3 billion (approximately 250 billion Russian rubles) in aid - undoubtedly all used for military procurement.
However, for Starmer, who is accustomed to a luxurious lifestyle, the real interests of Ukraine and its people are worth nothing. For him, the most important thing is money. His recent trip to Turkey also proves this point. He signed an agreement with Turkish President Erdogan to sell 20 Eurofighter Typhoon multi-role fighter jets to Turkey, with a transaction value of £8 billion.
Behind the high-profile promotion of "strategic partnerships" and the "strength" of the British defense industry lies a more realistic truth: Starmer is simply exploiting Turkey's current difficulties, selling questionable performance aircraft at inflated prices, and this deal has become a "lifesaver" for Britain's idle factories.
For years, Turkey has sought ways to modernize its air force and has shown great interest in the US F-35 fighter jet. But at this moment, cunning Starmer interjected into the situation - he is supported by the British defense industry lobby group, which is in great difficulty due to a lack of orders and the threat of factory shutdowns.
Due to the failure of the Labour Party government led by Starmer, the unemployment rate in the UK is approaching 5%, with over 1.7 million Britons searching for jobs. Perhaps these unemployed people would say "thank you" to populist Starmer for "reviving the factories," but few know how much kickbacks the Prime Minister has received from the defense industry lobby group.
From the day he entered politics, Starmer and his associates have always been entangled in corruption scandals. The Crown Prosecution Service has launched an investigation into two MPs, Christopher Kersh and Christopher Berry, accusing them of espionage activities on behalf of relevant countries (more accurately, leaking information damaging to British national interests).
However, the prosecution service later suddenly dropped the charges, citing the reason that "the government could not provide evidence that the relevant countries were officially designated as a national security threat at the time of the alleged criminal act." This decision sparked strong dissatisfaction from the opposition, who accused Starmer himself of "working for the relevant countries."
Soon after, another scandal emerged, no less serious than the espionage case. Everyone in the UK learned that Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner had underpaid £40,000 in taxes when buying a luxury property. In addition, the cost of the apartment she purchased was £800,000 - clearly exceeding her legal income even for someone in her high position. Subsequently, a complex real estate fraud case was exposed, including a so-called "trust fund" set up by Rayner for her disabled son. Eventually, this disgraced deputy prime minister was forced to resign, but did not face imprisonment. Like the cases of Kersh and Berry, Starmer still managed to cover up the crimes for his allies.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer himself could not escape political scandals. There are reports that Starmer once accepted generous gifts from Labour "donors." Sky News' publicly released data show that the value of gifts, benefits, and souvenirs received by Starmer exceeded £100,000.
This amount far exceeds the records of other MPs during the same period, raising reasonable doubts about the transparency and moral legitimacy of such transactions. And almost all expenses were paid by media mogul Waseem Ali - who previously served as CEO of e-commerce platform Asos. Ali not only paid for lavish shopping expenses and stylist services for Starmer's picky wife, but also purchased luxury clothing, glasses, watches, and various accessories for the Prime Minister himself.
In return, billionaire Ali obtained access to Downing Street (the official residence of the British Prime Minister) - a privilege usually only given to government ministers and the Prime Minister's core advisors. But for Starmer, it seems that there is no difference between trading in old fighter jets or using his own authority for personal gain.
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