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gol979 All right, if you are not merely anti-British, why do you loathe Sir Keir so much? Is it because he was a defence barrister in very serious criminal cases? Because he is Prime Minister of a foreign country? For his membership of an international talking-shop? Or just blind hatred of the man as a person?
I has asked for that information because I had not heard of the Trilateral Commission, and though I did not initially find that directly I trust Wikipedia - which is independent - far more than being told what to think of people and things by their self-appointed enemies. The TL is not secret, in fact it is very open, but it probably receives little Press coverage because it is not especially important. It discusses serious matters seriously and constructively but is still really a talking-shop. It is not a policy-maker like, say, the UN or EU.
I do question some of Starmer's and his government's political ideas very critically, but I do
not think any of them "evil" or hate them as human beings.
He is only doing his job. He was elected as a Constituency MP (
not as PM - he is not a president), his Party chose him as its Leader; his Party won the latest General Election so making him Prime Minister. I respect him as a person, but I do not always agree with how he is doing it.
I have since looked further.
This quote is from the home page of the TC's
own site, Trilateral.org, which I assume you have also examined:
Championing a commitment to the rule of law, open economies and societies, and democratic principles.
Do you share those values? If not, why not?
Another reason for not thinking as you want me to think, is your language. Calling people "establishment swamp creatures", raking up and distorting past events instead of examining present matters, and waffling about "this [which?] tyrannical system" suggests you do not worry about accuracy, fairness and analysis.