Keir Starmer, the British Prime Minister, dropped a political bombshell a couple of days ago.

He didn't just admit that mass immigration was a terrible idea, but one that was part of plan to flood Great Britain with immigrants. Watch:

'This happened by design, not accident. Policies were reformed deliberately to liberalise immigration. Brexit was used for that purpose, to turn Britain into a one nation experiment in open borders.'

Astonishing attack on the Conservative Party from Prime Minister Keir Starmer pic.twitter.com/m5F1CoP42g

— Sir Walter Raleigh (@NxlAnglo) November 28, 2024

Starmer is throwing a Hail Mary here by dropping a (half) truth bomb; Britain is wracked by violence, his approval ratings compete with the Black Plague, and millions of Britons are experiencing so much buyer's remorse that his position at the top of the Labour Party is at risk. 

This is the only reason Keir Starmer now talks about mass immigration - a topic British people have been thrown in prison for talking about. pic.twitter.com/YHRo3kqHxi

— 𝗡𝗶𝗼𝗵 𝗕𝗲𝗿𝗴 ♛ ✡︎ (@NiohBerg) November 29, 2024

Britons have been going to jail for saying exactly what Starmer is saying--it amounts to, according to the government, hate speech. It also happens to be obviously true that mass immigration is a reality because the elites wanted it to happen. 

2016: Boris Johnson, "Brexit so we can take back control of our immigration system"

2024: Keir Starmer, "Tories were running an open borders experiment"

"ONS say nearly 1 million people came to Britain in the year ending June 2023"

"That is four times the migration levels… pic.twitter.com/Dl5raOBKYo

— Farrukh (@implausibleblog) November 28, 2024

But it isn't Brexit's fault; it became a reality because it was the only path citizens saw to stop the inflow of migrants. It didn't work because the Establishment--Tories, in this case--wanted the inflow to continue. That is why the Tories lost and deserved to. 

Yesterday, Keir Starmer admitted that Britain has been "running an open border experiment".

A few years ago, you would have been called "far right" and likely fired from your job for saying that.

Unprecedented open border immigration chickens are coming home to roost.

— Konstantin Kisin (@KonstantinKisin) November 29, 2024

The elite consensus supporting mass migration included Tories and Labor members. The policy began in the 90s under Labour, accelerated over the 2010s under the Tories, and has reached crisis proportions over the past few years. Tories who opposed mass migration were shoved aside, and Labour was 100% committed to the policy. 

Absolutely laughable for @Keir_Starmer to blame immigration on Brexit and the @Conservatives.

Here's Prime Minister Gordon Brown calling a lifelong Labour voter a “bigoted woman” for daring to question migration levels in 2010.

Tony Blair had opened the floodgates in 1997. pic.twitter.com/zK5YZ8bRqS

— Peter Lloyd (@Suffragent_) November 29, 2024

Britons hated the policy, but the transnational elite were so committed to it that ordinary citizens were put in jail for objecting to it. 

Two of the many faces of British Champagne Socialist Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

Suddenly, he "Cares" about the huge immigration crisis in the UK?

Watch his drivel speech in 2020 and compare it to yesterday. He's a repugnant liar and Elitist. pic.twitter.com/jFjIyZX4oz

— Chay Bowes (@BowesChay) November 29, 2024

We often complain--rightly--about a Uniparty in the US, but Great Britain has been worse. The Tories are, at best, Obama Democrats aside from some backbenchers. Labour, unfortunately, are Biden Democrats, meaning even worse. 

Starmer labels anyone proud of the UK & against open borders as "far-right." Since when did loving your country and demanding sensible immigration make you a monster? pic.twitter.com/0ABUxqOYla

— Ben Habib (@BackBrexitBen) September 9, 2024

The good thing is that Starmer's parlous position at the top of the political pyramid has forced him to admit the obvious: the elite have been experimenting on the ordinary Briton and the experiment has failed. 

If it takes Starmer's panic to begin the reversal of a decades-long policy of open borders, so be it. I retain a fondness for the UK and hate seeing what the current Establishment has done to the country of Churchill and Thatcher. 

Asked about addressing the tensions over immigration, he ignores the question and talks about jailing people.
The fundamental problem is Starmer’s refusal to acknowledge the fundamental problem. pic.twitter.com/CNAluma2UX

— Pat Condell (@patcondell) August 9, 2024

At the very least, Starmer has finally admitted what we all knew and what we have been attacked for saying: all this has been a massive social experiment intentionally foisted upon us. It hasn't been a "one-country" experiment, of course--it has been imposed upon every population in the Western world, especially Americans. 

Are the architects ready to admit the experiment has failed? Tony Blair has, and perhaps he suggested Starmer's new strategy of running away from the policy. 

'We’ve swapped out single people coming from Europe [...] for families from Asia and Africa. How has this helped us?'

Even mass immigration architect Tony Blair hates the Conservatives & Keir Starmer

Since 2021, immigration has been 80% non-EU nationals pic.twitter.com/keTiAqrvD0

— Connor Tomlinson (@Con_Tomlinson) September 4, 2024

Or, perhaps, both are putting their fingers to the wind and adjusting their views to reflect the population more closely. It's hard to say. Not that long ago--a few weeks or months ago--Starmer was viciously attacking others for what he is saying now. 

Sir @Keir_Starmer has politically made a fatal mistake. Smearing 66% of the population who oppose mass immigration as "clearly racist", will remain the most ill-judged comment of his 40-odd days in power.

Act in haste, repent in leisure. pic.twitter.com/gpKqmxls2C

— David Atherton (@DaveAtherton20) August 19, 2024

Of course, if these admissions lead to better policies, then the insincerity itself doesn't matter. Pursuing better policies for bad reasons is better than following bad policies with good intentions. 

It is important, though, to remember who caused all this chaos and heartbreak and not be taken in by their sudden about-face. They did this to us, they are not sorry, and they will continue to ruin our society until we throw them all out. Stopping a bad policy is better than not, but it doesn't absolve the elite from responsibility for their actions, and it doesn't hide the fact that they are indifferent to the suffering of ordinary people until it threatens their power. 

'Now there's a reboot coming. A terrifying sequel'

Mark Dolan fears Labour's 'reset' after a slew of scandals and business confidence plunged within months of Keir Starmer taking office. pic.twitter.com/1vXm97gTIA

— GB News (@GBNEWS) December 1, 2024

Every Western country needs a disruptor like Trump. Perhaps in Great Britain, it is Suella Braverman or Nigel Farage. A populist leader is what all these countries need, not because populists are always right but because the current crop of political elites are killing our countries. 

I have mixed feelings about populism; on the one hand, populists are, by their very nature, not very nuanced, and the world often needs a sense of nuance. On the other hand, when your "expert" class is corrupt and has contempt for the populace, populism is the only force that will toss them out. 

Western "experts" have become so divorced from the realities of everyday life that they reject any feedback about the effects of their policies on the rest of us. We tell them the economy is terrible for us, and they point at statistics to refute us. 

We don't eat statistics or pay our mortgages with them, and declining crime stats don't refute our personal experience with crime and the declining quality of life. 

When things get so out of whack that "experts" only care to please each other and not the populace, it's time for a housecleaning. 

That time is now.