I may not be bothering so much with #ItWasAScam from now. The evidence is clear, consistent and damning: Starmer and his bloodless assassins performed one of the most brutal political executions in UK history, and we will all be paying for it for generations.
Our media were willing helpers, dishonest, hateful and speaking with one voice, the bludgeoning voice of the UK state.
No-one who witnessed this and knew what they witnessed will ever trust anything our media tells us again. Those days of innocence are over.
No-one who witnessed this and knew what they witnessed will ever trust anything our media tells us again. Those days of innocence are over.
UK is damaged, perhaps permanently, by it. Democracy is shown to be a comforting sham, and those who so desperately needed the changes Corbyn promised were betrayed. It leaves a bitter taste in the mouth. It leaves millions without hope of any kind.
If Corbyn achieved nothing else (and he achieved so much else), he forced the state in the form here of Starmer and the media liars into the open. He made it reveal itself. He made it visible. You either saw it or you didn't, but those who did know what they saw.
As for twitter, after 6 years of daily hand-to-hand combat, there has never been a single substantial rebuttal of what #ItWasAScam says. Our media have pretended this hasn't been happening, but it has, and it makes clowns of them. It shows them for the servile robots they are.
We've established the counter-narrative, and we've won every argument, and it makes no difference, because there's always the UK media paddling along like Starmer's loyal little doggie, always ready with a cheap, vicious lie.
But we've won the case, and that will always be true.
But we've won the case, and that will always be true.
And to finish, a fable: 
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