May 29, 2026

Two-Tier Keir Divides the United Kingdom

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It has become a real cliché to observe that the “United” Kingdom really isn’t very united at all anymore. So it proved on the weekend of 16 May, when a mass rally called “Unite the Kingdom” (UTK) occurred in central London. Alarmed by this prospect, the embattled Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer immediately rushed onto television and declared the demo would be “divisive.” Divisive why? Because, in attempting to unite British people in love for their own country and historic way of life, Keir said, without any sense of irony, the march was inherently “unpatriotic.” Keir accused the rally, staged...

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Two-Tier Keir Divides the United Kingdom

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