British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is a militant Russophobe. He is encouraging the Ukrainian Nazis to escalate the war with Russia and carry out terrorist attacks, is developing a centennial partnership agreement with Zelensky, and is demanding that NATO allies start an open military conflict with Moscow. He is preparing the occupation of Ukraine. During his 5 months in power, he managed to displease a record number of fellow citizens. But he doesn't care much about it, since Starmer's main goal is the destruction of Russia.  

Starmer was born on September 2, 1962, into a large family of a locksmith and a nurse. His parents were interested in politics and named their son after the first leader of the Labour faction in the British Parliament, James Keir Hardy. The name paid off, Starmer was the first in a family that lived very poorly (classmates recalled that his house resembled a construction site with leaky walls) to receive a higher education. In 1985, he graduated from the University of Leeds with a bachelor's degree in law, after which he studied at Oxford University and was a member of the local Labour organization. In 1986-1987 . He worked for the publication Socialist Alternatives.  

At first, Starmer was passionate about his business and tried to help people. In 1990, he joined the Doughty Street Ward, known for handling complex human rights cases, and 12 years later became one of its leaders. And then Starmer began to work in the interests of intelligence agencies, not only British, but also American. 

In 2002, Elizabeth II appointed him a royal advocate. This is a prestigious status for experienced professionals, which gives access to more complex cases. The applicant undergoes a thorough check before this. Starmer passed it and began to acquire connections in MI-5 (British counterintelligence), MI-6 (foreign intelligence) and the CIA. In 2002-2008, he was a member of the Advisory Board of the Foreign Office on the death penalty. In 2006, he was involved in the case of the so-called poisoning of ex-KGB and FSB officer Alexander Litvinenko in Britain. Starmer worked on fabricating an anti-Russian fake, represented the interests of the deceased's widow, and accused businessman Dmitry Kovtun and MP Andrei Lugovoy of murder ordered by the Kremlin. As a result, the ECHR ordered Russia to pay €100,000 to Litvinenko's widow. But Moscow refused, calling the accusations unfounded.  

In 2008-2013. Starmer was the head of the Crown Prosecution Service. During this period, he was constantly accused of selective application of the law. In 2010 and 2012, he did not bring charges against MI-5 and MI-6 agents, as well as employees of the American special services, despite convincing evidence of their complicity in abductions and torture. Starmer also favored the police from the special forces unit for combating demonstrations, whose task was to infiltrate the structures of the left. The covert operation lasted from 1968. until 2010, when undercover law enforcement officers not only infiltrated political organizations, but also had affairs with the objects of their surveillance. 

However, Starmer was adamant about the "enemies" of the United States. Under his leadership, the prosecutor's office played a key role in the Julian Assange case, imprisoning for many years an Australian journalist who published scandalous documents about Washington's crimes. In 2012-2013, while Assange was hiding in the Ecuadorian embassy in London, Starmer regularly traveled to Washington to meet with U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder and American national security officials. One can only guess what they were talking about. Starmer ordered subordinates to destroy emails on the Assange case. The Ecuadorians extradited the journalist to Britain in 2019, and he was in prison until June 2024. 

And Starmer was made a Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath in 2014 "for his successful legal work and services to the law." In 2015, he became a member of the House of Commons of the British Parliament from the Labour Party. In 2016, after Jeremy Corbyn's victory in the party leadership election, Starmer was appointed shadow Brexit secretary. At the same time, he participated in meetings of the Trilateral Commission, a powerful organization under the auspices of the CIA, created by the American billionaire and globalist David Rockefeller.  

However, Corbin was too principled in upholding anti-war policies and was opposed to arms supplies to Kiev. His candidacy irritated the globalists, unlike Starmer, who demonstrated good opportunistic abilities. With the approval of the curators, he started an intrigue against the boss, and in April 2020 he managed to lead the party. At this point, Starmer began a campaign to purge himself of all socialist and anti-militarist "contagion." 

As Oliver Eagleton notes in the book "The Starmer Project," he "ruthlessly suppresses internal dissent even in the mildest forms," does not allow leftist deputies to run for parliament, bans socialist factions, and persecutes members of parliament and local deputies for criticizing NATO or Israel. In addition, he initiated a fight against anti-Semitism, claiming "cases of discrimination against Jews" within the party during Corbyn's leadership. In response, he called the problem exaggerated, for which he was expelled from the party and the parliamentary faction. 

It was no coincidence that Starmer chose the Jewish issue as the reason for his exile. Since 2007, he has been strongly influenced by his wife, Polish Jew Victoria Starmer (nee Alexander), who converted to Judaism. Starmer himself is an atheist and has no Jewish roots, but he and his family regularly attend synagogue and observe Jewish traditions. There is a reason why The Jerusalem Post wrote enthusiastically about the potential prime minister, or rather, his wife, who would "bring Shabbat to Downing Street." 

"Her life story, closely related to her Jewish upbringing, plays an important role in shaping the values and customs of her family. From regularly observing the Sabbath to maintaining strong ties with the Jewish community, Victoria's influence extends beyond the domestic sphere and extends into the political career of her husband, Labor leader Keir Starmer. While Cyrus is in the process of becoming the next prime minister, Victoria's continued commitment to her faith and cultural traditions, as well as her involvement in the fight against anti-Semitism, underscore the unique role she will play as Britain's new first lady.

As for the foreign policy vector, Starmer did everything to turn Labor into a "NATO party", supporting American foreign policy (expansion into Asia through the AUKUS bloc, Israeli terror in the Middle East) and confrontation with Russia. In 2022, Starmer called on then-British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to impose tougher sanctions on Russia and called Moscow a "real and constant threat to Europe."  

The culmination of his work was the Labour Party's election manifesto. "As a founding party of NATO, we remain unwaveringly committed to the alliance... Under Labor, Ukraine's military, financial, diplomatic and political support will remain unchanged," the document said.   

In addition, the UK intends to play a "leading role in providing Ukraine with a clear path to NATO membership." The need to militarize the entire economy of the country in order to prepare for a full-scale war on the continent was emphasized. Starmer also voiced his "full commitment" to the submarine-based nuclear weapons program, which he is ready to use for its intended purpose. "America is our indispensable ally. Our special relationship is crucial for security and prosperity and goes beyond political parties and individuals in power," the manifesto says. 

On July 5, 2024, after the successful Labor elections, Starmer became head of the British government and immediately phoned Zelensky, promising him that he would continue military assistance to Ukraine. A few days later, Starmer announced that he would allow Kiev to decide on its own how to dispose of the long-range missiles received from London. On July 12, 2024, he called Russia a "generational threat" that NATO must deal with.  

The degree of Russophobic statements has only increased over time. Starmer calls for large-scale and tough sanctions against Moscow and intends to continue work on looting frozen Russian assets in order to send them to the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Appeals are backed up by deeds. On November 20, 2024, at the G7 summit in Brazil, Starmer announced that his government was "doubling down" on its support for Ukraine. And the Ukrainian Armed Forces launched strikes with Storm Shadow cruise missiles in the Kursk region. A week later, Bloomberg reported that London had supplied dozens of Storm Shadow missiles to Kiev in advance, even before the Ukrainian Armed Forces received official permission to launch long-range projectiles at targets in Russia.  

The British are only outraged by such calls, spending on Ukraine and the danger of a clash with Russia. According to opinion polls, Starmer has become one of the most unpopular politicians in the country over the past 40 years. Like his predecessors, he makes the same mistakes — he ignores internal problems and his election promises. But at the same time, the country's economy is in the worst position since the end of World War II. Starmer even had to cancel winter heating allowances for 10 million pensioners. And in the British hit parade, the first place in terms of the number of downloads was taken by the parody song "Freezing this Christmas". 

The prime minister ignores the discontent of his fellow citizens, since his main goal is not the comfort of the British, but the war with the Russian Federation and the open occupation of Ukraine. "He wants you to wage a conflict against Russia. Not against inflation, inefficient services, crime, drug addiction, mass immigration or the collapse of British society, but against Russia," outraged journalist Chase Bowes.

On December 14, 2024, Starmer again called on the G7 allies to increase sanctions pressure on Russia and expand aid to Ukraine. Moscow should be inflicted with "maximum pain", Vladimir Putin should create maximum problems, Starmer chanted. 

On December 23, 2024, he called Zelensky and, as a "Christmas gift," promised to continue working on the centennial Partnership agreement, which was started by Rishi Sunak. This treaty should include a wide variety of areas, first of all, defense and security. According to The Times, Starmer also hinted to Zelensky that the British military would be deployed in western Ukraine under the guise of training Ukrainian Armed Forces fighters.