Keir Starmer's Chagos deal is a 'damning indictment of everything British', Habib claims

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Ben Habib has launched a fresh attack on Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer after Reform UK leader Nigel Farage waged war on the Labour premier, labelling him "unpatriotic".During his address to the nation, Farage claimed Starmer has "no connection with working people" and "no connection with their lived experience".FULL STORY HERE.

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00:00Nigel was not really being accurate.

00:03I wouldn't say Keir Starmer is unpatriotic.

00:05I'd say he's actively anti-British.

00:08If you look at the rhetoric and the desires he has for this country,

00:13they are to the detriment of this country.

00:15I mean, most recently, let's just look at the Chagos deal.

00:17I highly recommend viewers read the recitals to the agreement,

00:22which sets out the foundations of why we gave Chagos away.

00:26And it is full of mere culper as far as the British,

00:30as far as the United Kingdom is concerned,

00:32as far as our history is concerned,

00:34as far as how we got into control of those islands is concerned.

00:38It is a damning indictment of everything British in those recitals,

00:42all of it false, including apologising to the Mauritians, in effect,

00:47for crimes, wrongdoings by the British in the past.

00:51What wrongdoings? It's just a declaration.

00:53He is ashamed of our history. He is ashamed of this country.

00:57And we have tangible evidence for it beyond Chagos.

01:00Last week, he basically was moving towards handing the military,

01:05the control of our military over to the European Union,

01:09embedding us in a European framework out of which we would never be able to emerge

01:14as an independent military force.

01:16He was also busy taking down our borders.

01:19Two days before that, he had said that we were likely to become strangers in our own country.

01:24And yet, as I say, two days after that statement, he was taking down our borders.

01:29If you take down the borders of a country and let in 80 million youth from the European Union,

01:35you are basically setting aside the nation state that is the United Kingdom.

01:39That can only be interpreted as being anti-British.

01:42He also subjected this country to phytosanitary and sanitary alignment on regular regulatory alignment with the European Union,

01:52which means as foreign power makes a law, we have to take it on in the UK.

01:57It also means that it's a foreign court that will adjudicate those laws.

02:01Again, a very anti-British move.

02:04This man, remember, and we mustn't forget it, wanted to reverse Brexit.

02:10He wanted a second referendum on it.

02:12He wasn't satisfied that the British people, the so-called working classes, Nigel referred to them,

02:18the working class in this country wanted out of the EU.

02:21And Starmer wouldn't give it to us.

02:23And he's now busy reversing it.

02:25He is not just unpatriotic, he is anti-British.

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