<![CDATA[A grim success for #Starmer's .smear.]]>A grim success for 's .smear.

As of 9.20am, the English local election results look grim. Huge gains for ', small gains for Greens and . Loves for , huge losses for .

But so far, 's blitxkreig of antisemitism smears on the Greens has paid off for him. As Labour intended, Labour's losses have gone to the fash rather than the left.

London will be different. But the results so far are Starmer's gift to the right.

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I prefer to think of Keir as a !

His Party is a fetid colostomy bag full of Quislings!

The National Executive Council [] and Parliamentary Labour Party [] are full of -funded Labour Friends of Israel [] & Quislings!

They *all* collaborate with the deep state & with the genocidal entity in undermining democracy &, now, in creating a -infested -enabled dictatorship!

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The people who paid to put Starmer there have got what they wanted.

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@2legged An infographic about English local election results on May 7th, containing text and a bar chart. The top text reads, "England. On 7 May, about 5,000 seats were up for election in 134 councils. Local elections took place in London's 32 boroughs as well as in a mix of northern metropolitan districts, county councils and unitary authorities. In two-tier areas, county councils are the upper tier of local government, responsible for high-cost services such as education and social care. In addition, there were elections for six directly elected mayors." A section titled "Councillor change" with the subtitle "Overall change in councillors" displays numerical data: Lab -204 (230 seats won), Con -64 (159 seats won), won), Lib Dem +29 (217 seats won), Reform +275 (299 seats won), Green +23 ( (49 seats won), and Other -59 (24 seats won). A bar chart below the numbers uses red, blue, light blue, cyan, green, and grey bars to visually represent these seat changes relative to a horizontal baseline.

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