šØ BREAKING: Starmer's SHOCK Confession Over Epstein - Mandelson Files
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Takeaways
- āKeir Starmer allegedly made a 'huge confession' about his knowledge of Peter Mandelson's friendship with Jeffrey Epstein.
- āStarmer initially claimed ignorance, then admitted to knowing about Mandelson's post-conviction relationship with Epstein during vetting.
- āParliament is voting to release 'Mandelson files,' which the Labour government sought to heavily redact, citing national security.
- āThe host alleges Mandelson was 'directly involved' in selecting Labour candidates for the 2024 general election, operating 'off the books'.
- āThe host claims Mandelson 'made' Starmer, similar to how he 'made' Tony Blair, suggesting a rigged political system.
- āThe host observes Starmer visibly shaking during parliamentary questions, interpreting it as a sign of lying.
- āThe Intelligence and Security Committee will now decide which Mandelson vetting documents are withheld, a move the host still views as a 'cover-up'.
Insights
1Starmer's Shifting Narrative on Mandelson-Epstein Ties
The host claims Keir Starmer initially stated he 'didn't know anything' about Peter Mandelson's ongoing friendship with Jeffrey Epstein after Epstein's conviction. However, during Prime Minister's Questions, Starmer allegedly 'confessed' he 'did know' about the relationship during Mandelson's vetting for a US ambassador role. He then stated that Mandelson 'lied' about the 'depth' of the relationship.
The host recounts Starmer's statements in the House of Commons, including a direct quote from Starmer: 'When the new information came to light, I sacked him.' The host also references a question from Kim Bedon, leader of the opposition, asking if Starmer 'conveniently forgot' being informed by a journalist in January 2024 about Mandelson's continued relationship with Epstein.
2Alleged Cover-Up of Mandelson Vetting Files
The host asserts that Starmer's government attempted to block or heavily redact the release of Peter Mandelson's vetting documents, citing national security and international relations concerns. This is framed as an effort to conceal the full extent of Mandelson's connections and Starmer's prior knowledge.
The host describes the parliamentary process where MPs voted to release 'Mandelson files.' Starmer's Labour Party introduced an amendment to 'block most of it because national security issues.' The host quotes Starmer stating, 'The only exemptions are national security for prejudice national security... but also prejudice international relations.' Later, the amendment was further amended to allow the Intelligence and Security Committee to decide on redactions, which the host still deems a 'cover-up.'
3Mandelson's Alleged Influence on Labour Candidate Selection
The host alleges that Peter Mandelson, despite officially having 'no role,' was 'directly involved' in selecting Labour Party candidates for the 2024 general election, working 'off the books' with Morgan Mcweeny.
The host cites a 'whistleblower from Labour' who spoke to the 'i paper,' claiming Mandelson 'helped identify potential candidates' and assessed who was 'too leftwing' for the party. Mandelson allegedly had access to a 'secret Google spreadsheet' used by Mcweeny and his allies.
4Mandelson's Continued Loyalty to Epstein Post-Conviction
The host presents evidence suggesting Peter Mandelson maintained a close and inappropriate relationship with Jeffrey Epstein even after Epstein's conviction, including celebrating his prison release.
The host mentions Mandelson and Epstein 'celebrating the release of Epstein from prison in 2009 with strippers.' The host also shares alleged email exchanges between Epstein and Mandelson, where Epstein complains about Mandelson's lack of gratitude, and Mandelson responds with assurances of loyalty, stating, 'I never left your side. I was always there with advice and moral support.' The host also highlights Mandelson's claim to the BBC that he was 'kept separate from what he was doing in the sexual side of life,' which the host contrasts with the alleged 'Grace and Modesty' stripper names.
Quotes
"Did he know that Mandlesson had continued his friendship with Epstein after the conviction? He says if he knew then what he knows now. But he did know in January 2024 a journalist from the Financial Times informed the prime minister that Mandlesson had stayed in Epstein's house even after that conviction for child prostitution. So did the prime minister conveniently forget this fact or did he decide it was a risk worth taking?"
"What was not known was the depth, the sheer depth and extent of the relationship. He lied about that to everyone for years. A new information was published in September showing the relationship was materially different to what we'd been led to believe. When the new information came to light, I sacked him."
"The national security issue was appointing Mandlesson in the first place. And what he has said about the humble address is a red herring. To those Labour MPs who were not there in the last parliament, let me tell them humble addresses already exempt genuine national security. This is not about national security. This is about his job security."
"This is bad stuff. Let me reassure the house. The process for deciding what into those will not be able to look at the shape coming up by the cabinet secretary by government legal teams. So bad. So embarrassing."
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