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Keir Starmer has been accused of "going soft" on the [[Chinese Communist Party]], who are known for their [[genocidal]] socialist regime in China. By the preceding Tory government, the Foreign Influence Regulation Scheme (FIRS) had been created as part of the National Security Act. It was expected that the scheme would come into law in 2024, but the Starmer regime's website stated on August 19 that the scheme was "no longer expected" for that year.

Keir Starmer has been accused of "going soft" on the [[Chinese Communist Party]], who are known for their [[genocidal]] socialist regime in China. By the preceding Tory government, the Foreign Influence Regulation Scheme (FIRS) had been created as part of the National Security Act. It was expected that the scheme would come into law in 2024, but the Starmer regime's website stated on August 19 that the scheme was "no longer expected" for that year.

When two [[Ukrainian]] citizens and a [[Romanian]] of Ukrainian descent set fire to Starmer's home and car in protest of his support for [[fascism]] and the [[neo-Nazi]] [[Zelensky regime]], the [[Russophobic]] [[UK]] [[propaganda]] matrix reported "[[Russian]] speakers" were arrested.

In February 2025 Starmer publicly took an [[HIV]] test to "destigmatize" the HIV virus.<ref>https://archive.is/cNKZc</ref> HIV is a [[disease]] common in the [[homosexual]] community. Three months later in May two [[Ukrainian]] citizens and a [[Romanian]] of Ukrainian descent, whom the [[media]] characterized as "rent boys" or male homosexual escorts, were arrested on charges of setting fire to Starmer's home and car in an aooarently personal revenge attack.<ref>https://news-pravda.com/world/2025/05/23/1357799.html</ref> The [[Russophobic]] [[UK]] [[propaganda]] matrix reported the suspects as "[[Russian]] speakers" rather than Ukrainian.

==== Freebies scandal ====

==== Freebies scandal ====