Man of the people earns over £1million a year on top of the job he is supposed to do

[WTFH]

FTFY

Aren’t you a clever little boy

[Zigenare]

According to Prolific London, Sir Keir Starmer has a net worth of around £7.7 million, however, they share it could rise to between £10m and £15m when “taking his other revenue streams into account and the land he has held since 1996.”

Not bad for an ex-civil servant.

[WTFH]

According to Prolific London, Sir Keir Starmer has a net worth of around £7.7 million, however, they share it could rise to between £10m and £15m when “taking his other revenue streams into account and the land he has held since 1996.”

Not bad for an ex-civil servant.

While Furhage had a net worth of £5m and is earning £1.2m a year.

Not bad for a grifter.

[Zigenare]

While Furhage had a net worth of £5m and is earning £1.2m a year.

Not bad for a grifter.

Did not Sir Keir play on his "poor family", "Mum was a Nurse", "Dad was a toolmaker", "man of the people" roots during Labour's election campaign? I think you'll find he did...

[malvolio]

Did not Sir Keir play on his "poor family", "Mum was a Nurse", "Dad was a toolmaker", "man of the people" roots during Labour's election campaign? I think you'll find he did...

A toolmaker at the top of his profession with his own successful company and multiple employees. Hardly a poor worker even by Starmers definitions....

[Zigenare]

A toolmaker at the top of his profession with his own successful company and multiple employees. Hardly a poor worker even by Starmers definitions....

I'm sure "Toolmaker" sounded better to the proletariat than "Capitalist Exploiter of the working classes" - as we all know, "all property is theft" after all is said and done...

[vetran]

A toolmaker at the top of his profession with his own successful company and multiple employees. Hardly a poor worker even by Starmers definitions....

Depends how you spin it. Its New Lie after all.

[GJABS]

Not bad for a grifter.

He had 20% of the voting population vote for him in the last election, so he is far more than just a "grifter".

[cojak]

- as we all know, "all property is theft" after all is said and done...

I thought that was the Anarchist mantra.

(Although black flags are a little too conformist for my liking. As an Anarchist you should be able to wave any colour flag you like.)

[hobnob]

He had 20% of the voting population vote for him in the last election, so he is far more than just a "grifter".

You're exaggerating. Reform got 14.3% of the vote, not 20%. See:
2024 general election: Performance of Reform and the Greens (parliament.uk)

He really didn't. If he hadn't stood, Reform would still have got a considerable proportion of the vote. So the votes weren't for him". They were largely against the Tories.

I don't know about that. I'm no fan of Farage, but I have to acknowledge that he's got a cult of personality going on. Basically, when he moved from UKIP to Reform, he took most of their voters with him.