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Dispatch · 22 Jun 2026

Starmer resigns to open the door for globalist Burnham.

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TL;DR
  • Starmer announced he’ll resign as PM — but only after a Labour leadership contest expected to anoint Andy Burnham.
  • It follows Burnham’s Makerfield by-election win, engineered when a sitting Labour MP stood aside.
  • Dooley frames Burnham as Blairite/WEF continuity: digital ID, mass immigration and the SDG agenda carry on unchanged.
  • He notes Burnham helped privatise an early NHS hospital as health secretary and is himself a multi-millionaire landlord; Martin welcomed “a new direction”.
Transcript
00:00

Hello everyone

Hello everyone. Keir Starmer has announced he will resign as British Prime Minister. But wait for it, not just yet. This is democracy in action, isn't it? He has to wait for a leadership election with the Labour Party and then the coronation into the throne of 10 Downing Street of Andy Burnham, probably the next number of months. But this has been precipitated by the election victory recently by Andy Burnham in the Makerfield by-election.

Now this is where another Labour MP stood down so Burnham could step into that position to launch a leadership challenge on Starmer. It shows you the real dearth of quality in the Labour Party when you have to wait for a newly elected MP to jump the gun and to jump into 10 Downing Street. But this is because of the abject decisions made by Starmer's government. In fact, in terms of many of their election and campaign promises,.

In terms of trying to challenge child poverty, homelessness and all these issues and inequality. But again, it was more of the same status quo, no change and no change will occur either with Andy Burnham in tow. Now, fortunately, we can see Starmer, another key globalist, being replaced by another key globalist, WEF man Andy Burnham, apologist of the Tony Blair agenda. And we all know about that and what Tony Blair is up to now with the World Economic Forum and the drive.

Towards digital ID. Remember, his government tried to implement that a number of years ago and was pushed back. But now he's come back again now and this is part of the agenda that Andy Burnham will roll out over the coming months when he gets anointed into the position of 10 Downing Street. Isn't democracy wonderful, Tim? Or actually, the lack of it. And it shows you really the absolute object state of the so-called civilized societies and democracies in the Western.

World when you see this taking place across in Britain. So much for a transition of power. It's absolutely lunacy. But, uh let's see how it develops over the next period of time. Because remember, they're talking about Andy Burnham being a man for the people, a man for building public and social services. Well, he actually, as Minister for Health or a health secretary, rather, in Britain, he was involved in privatizing one of the first NHS hospitals. Now,.

“But, uh let's see how it develops over the next period of time”

02:38

What would you expect from a Blairite stooge

What would you expect from a Blairite stooge? And he's a safe pair of hands for Ukraine in terms of pushing that agenda. Safe pair of hands for the Zionist lobbies. Also, so what's to see here? No change. Even though he said he's going to be fighting for change and look for Labour values. Of course, the mass immigration agenda will still continue. The globalist agenda will still continue. The sustainable development goals agenda will still continue. And what will change for.

Ordinary British people? Nothing nothing for the ordinary working people. Well, more money gets funneled upwards to the wealthier in British society. And interestingly enough, there was a response from the Irish T shock, another key globalist ally. We have Martin, who said that uh he wishes the best wishes towards Keir Starmer. And he said that he has a significant role in building Irish and British relations. Well, did he? And he said there's a new direction now in uh the policy of between both.

Countries and the relationship between both countries. He looks forward to working with the new regime that's going to be in place in Britain. Led by Andy Burnham. So, uh more of the same nonsense here in Ireland calling the globalist don't talk tackle about the real issues. While Starmer is going because of his abject polling. And we've had the seventh British Prime Minister within 10 years. Not to mention he's been a forward with this digital ID, the hate speech agenda,.

Jailing protesters, and not to mention the mass immigration agenda, and many more of those agendas that benefit those at the very top of society. Uh so, really no change, nothing to see here despite what's going to be spun by the media. And no forensic analysis of the disastrous policies of Keir Starmer as he moves on into the sunset on a gold-plated pension, and also into probably a highly paid position in the future. This comes at the same time as.

Burnham claims he's man of the people. Himself is a landlord, multi-millionaire, and uh has a number of properties. So, uh there you go. So much for standing up for ordinary working people of Britain. Um more of the same nonsense, isn't it? For ordinary people. The globalists no interest in in standing up for sovereignty, standing up for countries independence either. But, this is more of the same nonsense. Don't believe the spin that's been spun by the media around this and the.

05:15

So-called change

So-called change. There will be no change to the status quo. So, thanks for the support. And from Dublin, I say slán go foil, see you all soon. Bye-bye.

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22 Jun 2026 · Government · 5:23

Starmer resigns to open the door for globalist Burnham.

Keir Starmer will step down after Andy Burnham’s by-election win — Dooley argues it’s globalist continuity, not change, with digital ID still on the way.

GovernmentAndy BurnhamBritainKeir StarmerDowning Street
1.5K views Discussion
TL;DR
01
Starmer announced he’ll resign as PM — but only after a Labour leadership contest expected to anoint Andy Burnham.
02
It follows Burnham’s Makerfield by-election win, engineered when a sitting Labour MP stood aside.
03
Dooley frames Burnham as Blairite/WEF continuity: digital ID, mass immigration and the SDG agenda carry on unchanged.
04
He notes Burnham helped privatise an early NHS hospital as health secretary and is himself a multi-millionaire landlord; Martin welcomed “a new direction”.
Prefer to watch? The full video is on YouTube →
5:23
Transcript · auto-captions, polish pending

Hello everyone

Hello everyone. Keir Starmer has announced he will resign as British Prime Minister. But wait for it, not just yet. This is democracy in action, isn't it? He has to wait for a leadership election with the Labour Party and then the coronation into the throne of 10 Downing Street of Andy Burnham, probably the next number of months. But this has been precipitated by the election victory recently by Andy Burnham in the Makerfield by-election.

Now this is where another Labour MP stood down so Burnham could step into that position to launch a leadership challenge on Starmer. It shows you the real dearth of quality in the Labour Party when you have to wait for a newly elected MP to jump the gun and to jump into 10 Downing Street. But this is because of the abject decisions made by Starmer's government. In fact, in terms of many of their election and campaign promises,.

In terms of trying to challenge child poverty, homelessness and all these issues and inequality. But again, it was more of the same status quo, no change and no change will occur either with Andy Burnham in tow. Now, fortunately, we can see Starmer, another key globalist, being replaced by another key globalist, WEF man Andy Burnham, apologist of the Tony Blair agenda. And we all know about that and what Tony Blair is up to now with the World Economic Forum and the drive.

Towards digital ID. Remember, his government tried to implement that a number of years ago and was pushed back. But now he's come back again now and this is part of the agenda that Andy Burnham will roll out over the coming months when he gets anointed into the position of 10 Downing Street. Isn't democracy wonderful, Tim? Or actually, the lack of it. And it shows you really the absolute object state of the so-called civilized societies and democracies in the Western.

World when you see this taking place across in Britain. So much for a transition of power. It's absolutely lunacy. But, uh let's see how it develops over the next period of time. Because remember, they're talking about Andy Burnham being a man for the people, a man for building public and social services. Well, he actually, as Minister for Health or a health secretary, rather, in Britain, he was involved in privatizing one of the first NHS hospitals. Now,.

“But, uh let's see how it develops over the next period of time”

What would you expect from a Blairite stooge

What would you expect from a Blairite stooge? And he's a safe pair of hands for Ukraine in terms of pushing that agenda. Safe pair of hands for the Zionist lobbies. Also, so what's to see here? No change. Even though he said he's going to be fighting for change and look for Labour values. Of course, the mass immigration agenda will still continue. The globalist agenda will still continue. The sustainable development goals agenda will still continue. And what will change for.

Ordinary British people? Nothing nothing for the ordinary working people. Well, more money gets funneled upwards to the wealthier in British society. And interestingly enough, there was a response from the Irish T shock, another key globalist ally. We have Martin, who said that uh he wishes the best wishes towards Keir Starmer. And he said that he has a significant role in building Irish and British relations. Well, did he? And he said there's a new direction now in uh the policy of between both.

Countries and the relationship between both countries. He looks forward to working with the new regime that's going to be in place in Britain. Led by Andy Burnham. So, uh more of the same nonsense here in Ireland calling the globalist don't talk tackle about the real issues. While Starmer is going because of his abject polling. And we've had the seventh British Prime Minister within 10 years. Not to mention he's been a forward with this digital ID, the hate speech agenda,.

Jailing protesters, and not to mention the mass immigration agenda, and many more of those agendas that benefit those at the very top of society. Uh so, really no change, nothing to see here despite what's going to be spun by the media. And no forensic analysis of the disastrous policies of Keir Starmer as he moves on into the sunset on a gold-plated pension, and also into probably a highly paid position in the future. This comes at the same time as.

Burnham claims he's man of the people. Himself is a landlord, multi-millionaire, and uh has a number of properties. So, uh there you go. So much for standing up for ordinary working people of Britain. Um more of the same nonsense, isn't it? For ordinary people. The globalists no interest in in standing up for sovereignty, standing up for countries independence either. But, this is more of the same nonsense. Don't believe the spin that's been spun by the media around this and the.

So-called change

So-called change. There will be no change to the status quo. So, thanks for the support. And from Dublin, I say slán go foil, see you all soon. Bye-bye.

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