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Labour pushing bill to legalise ‘dark money’ political bribery

Skwawkbox by Skwawkbox
12 June 2026
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Keir Starmer’s Labour party is trying to push a bill through Parliament that amounts to legalising bribery.

Hollow corpse stuffed with cash

Clause 60 of the Representation of the People bill will remove caps on political donations and de-couple donations from companies’ UK taxable profits. Starmer has already pulled murky political tricks to mask its passage so far. He is ignoring almost all the recommendations of Labour’s own already-weak ‘Rycroft Review‘ into foreign political interference. UK state-corporate media are ignoring the bill.

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Starmer already sold the party to the super-rich when members deserted the hollow corpse he made Labour into after Corbyn. Now he wants the freedom to crawl even deeper into their pockets – and up their backsides.

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  1. Boiling Frogs Abound says:
    1 month ago

    Right. But I don’t know any more details, because you muppets are feeding that OTHER corrupt beast – The Zuck – by using Instagram and the crap medium of VIDEO. Vertically-aligned video, at that. Mobile video can easily be consumed sideways, like literally all the best standards for video exist to serve the human eye (which is wide, not vertical). But no, you have to cater to idiots. Because they make up the majority of the market now? Watch Idiocracy – THAT film’s success was suppressed by the studios on purpose. ask yourself why when a certain demographic controls Hollywood and thus can in theory unite to push agendas onto the general population (they admit the controlling Hollywood part). Power is a responsibility. If people don’t take responsibility, they are justified targets for criticism, end of story. So, no open video platform and not even horizontal video when it makes most sense to ue it: Why? Because the modern state of humanity is that smartphone addicts are too damned lazy to EVEN MOVE THE PHONE’S ORIENTATION for a moment (might break their addict’s ‘workflow’ of constantly typing or taking a selfie in reaction to every trivial B.S. thing they see online that gets hype and views, I guess?).
    The real story is that the UK (and EU, and US) Governments are helping this above evil whilst gaslighting us that privacy isn’t a human right and human rights absolutely vital to humans. They want the human to bend to their will (and if you break, eff off and die, who cares – Fascist mentality by action if not word). Yet they have to spy on us so that (the more overt extremists (rather than their shady masters’ COVERT version of Fascism) can be monitored and controlled.
    Government should fear the people, NOT the other way round.
    There’s a reason we don’t have the right to bear arms in this country, and it’s nothing to do with protecting us from criminals. The real criminals are behind social media platforms. For example, selling the private data that enabled Brexit to happen (idiots are brainwashed to think it was Racism that caused Brexit – do you think they’d have spent all that money on the data and AI system to process that data if it wasn’t THAT which made Brexit happen?)
    Or, illegal shadow profiles of people (smells like something the Gov wants Facebook to do so that 100% of people are eventually on their radar and digitally-trackable in near-real-time). Or, that notorious secret experiment: Facebook intentionally made people depressed by manipulating their feed with certain stories and items. How many suicides might have or did result? Where is Government to “protect” us then?!
    Corporate manslaughter imprisons how many executives per year vs how many people die? Whilst the police get to unlawfully hoover up 100% of the data on your smartphone if you get arrested, even if it is for an offence that is nothing to do with needing smartphone evidence (“just in case we find anything” / aka “it’s too convenient not to”, AKA Fascism – reversal of the burden of proof and reversal of Habeas Corpus in many areas “power corrupts”). THAT is what to look at. Let’s see Instagram promote that kind of thing without censorship. No? Then F*@K Instagram!
    People don’t know how to resist and rebel these days. No wonder they – we – keep getting shafted HARD, and regressing back to 19th century levels of rights. Capitalism wants slavery if it can get it. And you’re all letting them get it, little by little. Wake up! Yes, even YOU.
    Boiling Frogs abound. Not the French type (they know what a guillotine is for and know how to rebel effectively, LEARN THIS).

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  2. Boiling Frogs Abound says:
    1 month ago

    Instagram and most Zuck platforms (Twitter / x too) aggressively block Tor.
    Why? They gaslight you and say it’s due to abuse. If someone is really abusing someone via Tor, spend police time and money on catching them. Don’t lie about the lack of police resources (the money is going somewhere, not in tax, and that’s NOT our problem – but the Big Capitalists’ problem as they refuse to share the wealth and are waiting for the rebellion hence all the control freakery and removal of privacy).
    Tor is literally THE only way to browse (thus politically-organise between people) privately (and even then you can be fingerprinted as you go around the internet by Cloudflare ‘security’ checks and such, all based in the USA, so Trump’s NSA and other goons have an automatic legal right to spy on that data, which adds-up to needing to push for even MORE privacy not less).
    Wake up.

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