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It is clear that how his actions are perceived, bypass Cur Two Tier, Free Gear Kier.

Keir Starmer has had a portrait of William Gladstone removed from No10 after critics slammed the 19th Century PM for his links to the slave trade, it was claimed today.

The painting of the renowned leader is said to have been put into storage as Sir Keir puts his own stamp on Downing Street.

The ‘why’ isn’t really relevant., It’s more that this political pygmy is seeing fit to remove portraits of previous prime ministers who were ten times the man he will ever be – and I include Mrs T in that. It simply does not occur to this pea-brained fuckwit that removing reminders of our past, of those who have served this country so well, shows him in a bad light and exposes his lack of judgement for all to see. It displays a petty vindictiveness. I suppose petty vindictiveness is something we are getting used to with this man, but in many ways it is this behaviour that shows the shallow spite in the man’s soul.

It is not up to him to put his stamp on No10. He is merely a passing tenant. His time will be gone soon enough. He will also be remembered, but not for the greatness or achievements that Gladstone is remembered for (CTTFGK won’t be getting four terms, for example), but for his nastiness, his mean spirited hatred of our history, as a childish vandal, an unfortunate footnote in history as the worst example of a prime minister we have ever had.

What a thoroughly obnoxious little man he is. The emphasis being on little.