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Polanski hits back as rattled Starmer targets the Greens

Polanski

Since Keir Starmer won the 2024 election, he and his party have become increasingly unpopular. Since Zack Polanski became the Green leader, meanwhile, his party has gone from strength to strength.

Hoping to reverse these trends, Starmer has ordered his lackeys to take the fight to the Greens. And as you might expect, Polanski has welcomed it:

Polanski Problems

As reported by HuffPost, a ‘government source’ said:

The honeymoon is over for Zack Polanski’s party.

Beyond the social media soundbites there are some scary policies that need to be exposed.

Under his leadership, the Greens have become a hot bed of anti-semitism and economic incompetence that would make Britain defenceless, drug-addled and bankrupt within a week.

They’re not as nice as they seem and voters need to know what’s hidden under the surface before it’s too late.

Tough words for a government source too cowardly to give their name. Also, it’s ‘hotbed’ — not ‘hot bed’ — the term doesn’t refer to a ‘bed which is hot’, ffs; it refers to a bed of earth which is heated by a pile of fermenting manure.

Let’s go through Labour’s attack plan anyway:

A ‘hot bed’ of anti-semitism: We went through this with Corbyn, and as we said back then, this smear was used by Israel’s supporters to detract from Israel’s actions. How well does Starmer think this will go down now that Israel has committed a genocide with backing from his Labour government?

For an example of Labour’s one-sidedness on the topic of antisemitism:

Also, let’s not ignore this glaring irony:

 

Economic incompetence: Labour’s chancellor is an emotional wreck who presided over the most chaotic budget in recent memory, generating the absolute maximum amount of negative press possible:

This goes some way towards explaining why no one trusts Labour on the economy:

Drug addled: The UK is already ‘drug addled’ — drugs are incredibly easy to get hold of, and that’s under KEIR STARMER. The Green proposal is to treat drugs like alcohol (with more restrictions for certain drugs) so as to eliminate the gangs and to decriminalise everyday people.

In other words, the Greens want to end the drug prohibition which mirrors the US’s alcohol prohibition that supercharged organised crime in the early 20th century.

Saying all that, we would support one last drug criminalisation before we give up on the Yank’s failed War on Drugs ideology:

Get this druggy fuckup in the clink!

Negative polarisation

The problem Labour have is that the public is negatively polarised by whatever Starmer supports or opposes. This was best seen with Digital ID, with support for the proposal nosediving after the PM threw his weight behind it:

Given Starmer’s reverse Midas touch, we welcome Labour giving more attention to the Greens.

If anything, Polanski should consider Starmer to be his new Head of Juicing the Membership.

Featured image via Barold 

By Willem Moore

This post was originally published on Canary.