Kier Starmer has tried to flesh out what he mans by a "reset" with Europe.
Apparently he will negotiate closer links with Germany and the German Market (not just for Christmas, of course). But there's a big fly in the ointment: The European Commission.
As those of us opposed to the EU and the level of interference it has in internal affairs of member states, Germany cannot unilaterally agree treaties or trade agreements with countries external to the EU.
So, how will Two-Tier Kier get round this conundrum?
I suspect we will see yet another anti-democratic move but Kier's Government and he will start to forge closer ties with the EU. After the majority of the country voted to leave, with all the consequences that have happened thereafter.
I don't know if you've noticed, but the poor working class have not been that impacted by leaving the EU, but the middle and upper classes have. The Polish Nannies have fucked of back to a prosperous and safe Poland, where they can now earn decent wages and don't have to put up with some entitled upper-middle-class family throwing them breadcrumbs.
The middle class can't just get on a Eurostar now. Their seamless access to Paris and St. Moritz has been interrupted by the oiks that voted leave.
That's why they despise Nigel Farage. He's the arch instigator of making life a bit harder for the upper middle class. As if earning six figure wages wouldn't somehow cushion the blow.
They need to understand the everyday struggle to survive on a sub-35K wage. It would shock them to the bone.
I'm convinced this is another anti-democratic move by a far from democratic leader of the Labour party.
His instinct is control and enforcement. He has the legal mindset that makes everything adversarial.
He is dangerous. He reacts like a parent with a wilful child. We are not children. We are not sheep. We will not stand for the upturning of a democratic vote.
We will not put up with it two-tier Kier. Mark my words.
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