Were the Arson Attacks on Starmer's Properties What the First Few Volleys in a Future Low-Grade Civil War Would Look Like?

Were the Arson Attacks on Starmer’s Properties What the First Few Volleys in a Future Low-Grade Civil War Would Look Like?

The shared Uniparty opinion on this week’s sudden arson attacks upon two properties and a motorcar with previous known links to Sir Keir Starmer is in. Opposition leader Kemi Badenoch, speaking at PMQs on Wednesday, commiserated that “I think I speak for the whole House when I say that this wasn’t just an attack on him, but on all of us and on our democracy”. As if to prove Kemi’s point, the PM himself stood up and agreed that, “She’s absolutely right that this is an attack on all of us, on democracy and on the values that we stand for.”

Except that, unfortunately, the “values that we stand for”, when the “we” there happens to indicate the vast majority of mainstream politicians in the Commons these days, are not actually those of democracy at all, but its precise reverse. So, if the arson attacks really did represent an attack upon “democracy” as presently mis-defined by the distant technocratic elites who ignore and hate the vast majority of their own voters, then would this not actually mean the attacks could more properly be defined by some as being an attack upon a regime of disguised centralised dictatorship?

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