“It’s a Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing” – Rupert Lowe Exposes Keir Starmer’s Fabian Society

**SPEAKER_1** (0:00)
Keir Starmer, who just resigned, when you and I were talking about it, you brought up the Fabian Society, and we talked about George Bernard Shaw. For some of the people that don't know about the Fabian Society, would you mind sharing that with the audience?

**Rupert Lowe** (0:13)
Yeah, if you actually look, the Fabian Society, a lot of people don't know about it, but it's something which goes again to the root of the Labour Party. And if you look at the front bench, most of them are Fabians. Keir Starmer is a Fabian and he's a member of something called the Haldane Society, which is a very Marxist wing of British lawyers.
You know, I think, you know, he's a Pabloist. I don't know if you've heard of Pabloism, but people should look at Pabloism as well. So he's, as I've said, Keir Starmer isn't what he appeared to be. He was a deeply, well, he went to the Fabian Society's emblem, Patrick, which is a wolf in sheep's clothing.

**SPEAKER_1** (0:57)
I looked at that logo. Is that really their logo?

**Rupert Lowe** (1:00)
That was their logo, Wolf in Sheep's Clothing. I mean, you couldn't, as I said to you, they were eugenicists, they were pretty extraordinary people.
Again, I think if you're a libertarian and you're a freethinker, it would be the antithesis of everything you believe in. So look, most of the labor front bench are Fabian's. Donald Trump's favorite man who is gradually destroying London or quite quickly destroying London, Sadiq Khan, he's a Fabian.
It's a sort of theme that runs through most of the left wing in the UK. And I guess they have their reasons for being part of it. But I've always had a healthy suspicion of anything like that. And I've never participated in that sort of thing myself. So but look, yeah, it's not good. It's not good.

**SPEAKER_1** (1:58)
And wasn't Keir Starmer, I mean, you're looking at Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, Clement Atlee, Harold Wilson, James Gallagher, quite a few names. But wasn't Keir Starmer, before he became Prime Minister, one of his jobs, wasn't it Child Care Services? Didn't that fall under his responsibilities?

**Rupert Lowe** (2:16)
I did watch a bit of a bit of your clip last night. He was the Crown Prosecution Service.

**SPEAKER_1** (2:21)
Crown Prosecution Service.

**Rupert Lowe** (2:22)
He was head of the Crown Prosecution Service, which again, you weren't a million miles off. As head of the Crown Prosecution Service, he and Lord Hermer, who is now next to him, or will be hopefully not for very long, as the Lord Chancellor, ultimately, they were responsible for making sure that things like the rape gang scandal didn't happen, because the Crown Prosecution Service is supposed to oversee justice in the UK.
So a lot of these files would have gone over Keir Starmer's desk during his time as head of the CPS. But look, Keir Starmer is a human rights lawyer, Patrick. He makes money out of human rights law. So he's a bit like a poacher turned gamekeeper really when he's prime minister. We see these people who pedal rubbish, enriching themselves and giving themselves a position in society which they don't deserve rather like parasites feeding on the back of an elephant. But in the end, they kill the host animal. I think we're very close to that in the UK now. I think we've got too many white collar parasites, not enough blue collar workers.
I'm with the blue collar workers who actually get up in the morning and do something. I'm not with the white collar brigade who hopefully AI will destroy, who get between the wall and the wallpaper.

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