[Intro – Spoken, calm, over a slow beat and soft piano] No chorus. No fast rapping. No fancy wordplay. Just the record. Slow and clear. So everyone can follow it. Take your time. [Verse 1 – Slow, conversational] Keir Starmer. He was the Director of Public Prosecutions. Then he became Labour leader. Then he became Prime Minister in July 2024. Now let's look at what he's actually done. In July 2024, seven Labour MPs voted to scrap the two-child benefit cap. He suspended them. Seven MPs, suspended, for voting against child poverty. The cap stayed. It's still here today. That cap pushes hundreds of thousands of children into poverty. That's not my opinion. That's the Institute for Fiscal Studies. That's the Joseph Rowntree Foundation. He had the votes to change it. He chose not to. [Verse 2 – Slow, still calm] September 2024. He cut the Winter Fuel Payment. Ten million pensioners lost it. That winter, there were around two and a half thousand excess deaths. That's the Office for National Statistics. That's the Department for Work and Pensions. He was warned. He was told what would happen. He did it anyway. In 2025, he reversed it for the poorest pensioners. But by then, the cold had already done its work. [Verse 3 – Slow, measured] October 2023. He refused to call for a ceasefire in Gaza. Weeks passed. Then months. He called for "humanitarian pauses." Not a ceasefire. A pause. He said Israel had the right to defend itself. He said international law must be followed. But he wouldn't say the word. He condemned the protesters on our streets. He called for arrests. But he wouldn't condemn the ones dropping the bombs. You can decide what that means. I'm just reading the record. [Verse 4 – Slow, factual] His donors. David Kogan, a Labour donor. He was appointed chair of the Football Governance Regulator. Starmer approved it. Then he said he'd recuse himself. Then he called it an "unfortunate error." The watchdog cleared him. Mandelson was sacked, then rehired, then sacked again. Epstein files. Emails. Questions nobody answered. Same old boys' club. Same old game. [Verse 5 – Slow, matter of fact] The manifesto. October 2023. "We will not raise taxes on working people." July 2024. He won. October 2024. The Budget. Forty billion pounds in tax rises. National Insurance. Inheritance tax. Capital gains. He said the black hole was worse than he thought. The OBR had already said there was a surplus. But he told you otherwise. And you paid for it. [Verse 6 – Slow, clear, final] So let's add it up. Freezing pensioners. Keeping the two-child cap. Refusing to say the word genocide. Suspending his own MPs for voting against child poverty. Cronyism. U-turns. A broken manifesto. That's not a conspiracy. That's not a smear. That's the public record. Documented. Verifiable. His. [Outro – Spoken, slow, patient] No chorus. No hook. No catchy line to remember. Just the facts. Take them or leave them. But don't say you weren't told. Don't say you didn't know. The record is there. The record is public. The record is his. And it's yours to weigh. Now decide.
