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Posted on 01/01/2026 7:22:47 PM PST by MinorityRepublican
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has promised to "defeat the decline and division offered by others" in his new year message, as he insisted 2026 would see people feel "positive change" in their lives.
He acknowledged "things have been tough in Britain for a while" but said the public should now start to see improvements including lower bills, more police on the streets and new health hubs.
It has been a difficult year for the PM, who has been battling slowing economic growth, poor poll ratings and speculation he could face a leadership challenge.
In her own new year message, Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch said 2025 had seen "no growth, higher taxes and record unemployment".
However, she added that Britain was "not destined for decline" and her party's plan would "back business and fix our economy so we can fund our armed forces, police, schools, NHS and build something that we feel proud of".
Sir Keir said he shared "frustration about the pace of change" but "the challenges we face were decades in the making, and renewal is not an overnight job".
He added: "By staying the course, we will defeat the decline and division offered by others."
The PM promised that over the next year things would "start to feel easier", pointing to frozen rail fares, prescription charges and fuel duty, as well as increases to the minimum wage.
"In 2026, the choices we've made will mean more people will begin to feel positive change in your bills, your communities and your health service," he said.
"But even more people will feel once again a sense of hope, a belief that things can and will get better, feel that the promise of renewal can become a reality, and my government will make it that reality."
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That’s quite a cheerful agenda. He forgot to add in more arrests for thought crimes + more Islamization of the kingdom. Oh boy!
So, harsh punishment for mean tweets, if from backward white Brits.
More police on the streets.... and more police at your door.
To arrest you if you say (or post anything on ‘social media’) that Starmer, Sadiq Khan, Chuckles the Clown King and their co-conspirators don’t like.
...by bringing in even more turd world illiterate violent muslim Africans and getting them free housing, food, and healthcare.
That’s what “more police on the streets” means and it’s how he’ll defeat “division”. Simply throw dissenters in the Tower of London.
I know I’ve sucked so far, but I’m going to be really great next year. Just wait and see.
He will be surrendering to the Muslims next week.
Oh, so he's going to commit suicide? Cool.
Starmer has created more division and decline in the UK than just about anyone in recent memory.
"Defeating division offered by others" means eliminating dissent and outlawing opposition.
If they don’t get power away from Starmer and the rest of the Labour a-holes what’s left of England will be gone.
Actually, the one thing most Brits agree on is that they hate Starmer. That’s about all the unity there is in Britain.
“Defeat division”? Yeah, no. The two world views between the long history of Britain and the comparatively shorter history of Islam are incompatible. Sorry; not sorry.
I couldnt agree more, Starmer - You stay the course and run your immigrant infested country right off the cliff.
The British Lion is no more.
Oh...poor baby
He does know he’s responsible for what’s happened.....right??
Queir the Steamer...
By jailing, censoring, cancelling, silincing people. - Der Sturmer
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