David Lammy
| David Lammy | |
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Member of Parliament for Tottenham
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| In office 22 June 2000 – present | |
| Preceded by | Bernie Grant |
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| Born | 1972 London |
| Political party | Labour |
| Spouse(s) | Nicola Green (m. 2005) |
| Children | 3 |
David Lammy is a British extreme-left globalist, anti-white racist and criminal sympathizer who has also worked as a politician and lawyer. He is a member of the openly socialist Labour Party, and has been MP for the constituency of Tottenham since 2000.
Lammy is known for his anti-democracy stances, describing British democracy as "madness".[1]
Political career
After the UK voted to Leave the European Union in a referendum in which the "Remain" side that Lammy supported failed, David Lammy demanded on 26 June 2016 that parliament overturn the democratic will of the people, which he described as "madness".[1]
On 15 August 2019, David Lammy launched a tirade against an anti-knife crime campaign by the UK government, branding it as "racist".[2] Knife crime is at a record high in the UK, particularly in London where Labour's Sadiq Khan, a close ally of Lammy's, is mayor.
On 15 September 2019, Lammy praised song lyrics by English singer Sam Fender, which described the "shame" of being a white male and described white ancestry as "evil".[3] The lyrics as tweeted by Lammy are displayed below:
| “The patriarchy is real, the proof is here in my song.
I’ll sit and mansplain every detail of the things it does wrong ‘Cause I’m a white male, full of shame My ancestry is evil, and their evil is still not gone” |
An EU-supporting globalist, Lammy argued on 1 April 2022 for a security pact between EU and Britain,[4] which had left the far-left, anti-sovereignty institution two years prior.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Labour MP Demands Parliament Ignore ‘Madness’ Brexit Vote
- ↑ ‘What Next, #KnifeFree Watermelons?’ – Lammy Enraged by Anti-Crime Campaign in Chicken Shops
- ↑ Labour’s Lammy Hails Song Lyrics Describing White ‘Shame’, ‘Evil Ancestry’
- ↑ Never Heard of NATO? UK Left Wants ‘Security Pact’ Between Brexit Britain and EU
