Labour embraced and fanned the flames of culture wars. They don’t care who gets hurt.

Labour have already broken manifesto pledges on Brexit reset and upholding high food, animals welfare and environmental standards.

🛟 This proves that Starmerism isn’t a break with Tory policy, its continuation under new management.

🆘 The v same network that built Boris Johnson’s Brexit machine 👉donors, press allies, propaganda media cheer Starmer’s policies bc he’s delivering their long game:

💥deregulated land and labour markets
💥alignment with US agribusiness,
💥collapse of independent British farming under fiscal discipline.

Translation: you’re triggered.

Does it matter: the vote was corrupt.

How is it that other eu countries have plenty of public ownership?

It’s not opposition. It’s collaboration 👉a soft handover from Blair’s technocrats to Farage’s strongmen.

Different accents, same agenda: austerity for the many, impunity for the few.

Link 🔗 archive.ph/2025.11.06-1...

And the group of growth Labour MPs/Blue Labour

youtu.be/DQzl_XwIx4A?...

See the crossover 👇

I didn’t say Growth Commission was formally appointed by Labour.

The point is that its ideas/language deregulation dressed as pro-growth policy are clearly reflected in Reeves’ and Starmer’s economic framing.

That’s what ideological capture looks like👉fingerprints are rhetorical, not contractual.

Happy to correct the record when Labour stops echoing Tufton Street talking points.

Growth Commission describes itself as independent, but its chair, Shanker Singham, and its policy network are directly aligned with same deregulation agenda now shaping Labour’s “pro-growth” language.

Influence doesn’t need a logo. The capture is ideological, not contractual.

Labour growth group of MPs backed policies and campaigns aligned with deregulation, faster planning, infrastructure expansion which overlap with many ideas promoted by the Growth Commission and the broader “pro-competitive deregulation”

www.labourgrowth.co.uk

Labour’s own internal policy document, “Kickstart Economic Growth – National Policy Forum”, states that a commission will work alongside the Labour Govt “in developing policy that spreads economic growth and the opportunity that follows …”

nationalpolicyforum.labour.org.uk/wp-content/u...

Danny Kruger is on mission creep.