Hello, now firstly a bit unconventional but a little content warning for this video.

This is for some of the most tedious people on the internet. I'm sorry to say that but they are.

What you're about to see is me doing my job as an independent commentator. That involves me

scrutinising all frontline politicians, irrespective of which political party they happen to be a

member of. Now the vast majority of my output on this channel, as you can see just by scrolling through

the latest videos, focuses on the conservatives. Now there's obvious reasons for that. Firstly,

they're in government doing terrible things, mostly involving trashing the country and

sadistically imposing cruelty and people whose eyes are already pretty difficult. And secondly,

because they're the greater evil, tourism is a diseased presence on the history of this country.

I make new apology for using that language but it's also my job to scrutinise the opposition,

not least because they are the government waiting. And you see the last time Labour and power,

they did do some good things. For example, the minimum wage, investment in public services,

like the National Health Service, gay rights. They also did some bad things, like expanding privatisation,

attacks on civil liberties, and the small matter of the mass murder of hundreds of thousands

of Iraqis. Now sometimes I bring up Iraq and acolytes of Tony Blair go, oh, why is this going on

about Iraq boring move on? It's so last decade or whatever. I'm going to just say, just quickly,

describe what that behaviour is. With the word that I'm using very carefully, it is racism. Because

if beginning 20 years ago and continuing to this day, hundreds of thousands of white people

were slaughtered in an energy of violence, I don't think they'd be saying the same thing.

Now, given that checkered history of Labour in government, it is important to scrutinise what

is almost certainly going to be the next government within the next two years. So yesterday,

the leader of the opposition, Keir Starmer, did a speech. Now you may remember this guy. So

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