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Starmer apologised on behalf of the organisation that he led about the fact that they failed to prosecute Jimmy Savile. The fact that he apologised suggests that he does bear some responsibility.The fact is, that under his leadership time was spent prosecuting journalists instead of Jimmy Savile.It was maybe tactfully wrong for Johnson to say it but it was technically right. The constant barrage of being called a liar obviously got to Johnson, and it pushed him to remark on the hypocrisy of it all.
What isn’t clear is were this group set up to target KS at that time and place, or was it just a case of wrong place wrong time and an opportunist encounter?
From Paul Embery, trade unionist and political commentator Twitter feedWhen Rees-Mogg, Gove and Farage were abused on the street by baying mobs, most people didn’t give a toss. In fact, much of the Twitterati laughed along. My point is that people should be consistent about these things. If your outrage is selective, it ain’t genuine.
It would seem in this case the words didn’t have consequences https://order-order.com/2022/02/09/piers-corbyn-anti-starmer-mob-not-motivated-by-pm/?fbclid=IwAR0d6H5C8F8YIZJ02Zv86nqC1yLaiVILPZ78lxHUd_PWlHTbTCFBqqU7Gcshttps://www.channel4.com/news/it-was-a-false-flag-event-inside-the-mob-who-confronted-labour-leader