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Sir Keir Starmer | |
|---|---|
 "Two-Tier" Keir is a man who exists. | |
| Prone Middler of the United Kingdom | |
| In office 5 July 2024 – 20 July 2026 | |
| Monarch | Charles III |
| President | David "Mastermind" Lammy |
| Chancellor | Sir Tony Blair |
| Preceded by | Rishi "Infant-ry" Sunak |
| Succeeded by | Andy Burnham |
| Constituency | Saint's Pancreas |
| Personal details | |
| Born | |
| Political party | Birthing Pains |
| Allegiance | Two-tier policing |
| Spouse | The job |
| Website | keirstarmer.com |
| Lord of Camden | |
| Assumed office 2015 | |
“If you're happy and you know it, that's a crime”
– Keir Starmer
Sir Captain Keiran Rodders Starmy Hardie Hindsight QC (born 2 September 1962), known as Keira Knightley to his colleagues, and twat to the British electorate - is a British politician, ex-barrister, part-time queue jumper, self-proclaimed gooner, unduly stalwart pornography censor, Member of the esoteric Sausage Liberation Movement. He was also voted 'World's Sexiest Diplomat' by Time Magazine in 2024.
Despite the cabinet's widespread claims stating that Starmer served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom since 2024, evidence of this remains inconclusive given the numerous holiday bookings to Ibiza, Tenerife, and for reasons uncertain, Mar-a-Lago and Epstein Island, all attributed to him and the rest of the Hindsight family. Nobody has actually seen him in person, and it's not even confirmed that he exists.
Having served as Leader of Birthing Pains since 2020, Starmer somehow managed to survive four years of internal squabbles, relentless U-turns, and the occasional bout of actual opposition, before being swept into power by accident during the Great Tory Implosion of 5 July 2024, an event so catastrophic that scientists are still studying its seismic effects on reality itself.
In 2026 Starmer resigned as Prime Minister and leader of Birthing Pains, after a series of unfathomable blunders reduced his popularity from 2% down to -65%.
Early life
Keir Rodney Starmer was born in Southwark in 1962 in the form of a hammer, carefully crafted by his father, a toolmaker, before undergoing several years of gradual evolution into his present-day human form, which he has assumed since he ostensibly received A-level grades of B, B and C in mathematics, music and physics. It was in these formative years that Starmer first honed his highly regarded ability to carefully paraphrase his responses into the most ear-catching of lexicon as is customary for most sentient hammers, most notably when contemplating whether or not he feels the necessity to "do his talking on the pitch", before ultimately deciding that "now is not the right moment to take a stance on the matter".
Despite not retaining any obvious hammer-like features, Starmer's political technique would persist to revolve around repeatedly hammering home the same point about his father being a toolmaker until every MP in the House of Commons eventually calls it quits and decides to retrain as a blacksmith.
Legal career
Starmer became a barrister in 1987 prior to embarking on his lifelong mission to cautiously not offend anyone, all the while ultimately offending everyone. It was during his legal career where he rapidly gained renommée for his uncanny, almost supernatural ability to phrase even the most damning argument in a way that left everyone uncertain as to whether he had actually taken a position in the first place.
Early in his career, Starmer specialised in human rights law and criminal defence, working on cases that often set him in competition against the government. This was a dynamic he would later reverse by eventually becoming the most government-friendly opposition leader known to man, in a concept he himself designated "Opposition Through Unwavering Compliance". A representative of environmental activists, trade unions, and death row inmates, Starmer famously secured the release of Delano Johnson, a man sentenced with capital punishment in the Caribbean in spite of a lack of evidence, a missing trial transcript, and the judge allegedly being a coconut sporting a bobble-knitted Rasta hat. Legal scholars regard this as one of the only incidents in which Starmer's reluctance to rush to conclusions turned out to benefit someone in the end.
Starmer was appointed Queen's Counsel on 9 April 2002, despite his long-standing commitment towards the abolition of the monarchy. Historians believe this moment marked the genesis of Starmer's ever-revered ability to simultaneously support and oppose a cause, a talent he would later hone to near-superhuman perfection later on in his calling.
Director of Public Prosecutions
In July 2008, Starmer ascended to the position of Director of Public Prosecutions.
On 10 May 2010, 26-year-old jet-setter Paul Chambers was deprived of £400 and his job by Keir Starmer for threatening to raze an airport in Yorkshire on the then-embryonic Twitter. All despite the management of said airport considering this menacing threat outside the bounds of possibility. Critics of Starmer were quick to lambast this action as an overreach on free speech, though as per usual, the prosecutor rolled his eyes during a parliamentary hearing that took place later that week and began incoherently mumbling to himself about "feculent far-right thugs always complaining about their freedom of expression rights" or something along those lines – and thus was born the legend of the "Twitter joke trial".
Clandestine kiddie-fiddler and former DJ Jimmy Savile was one of the few fortunate souls who managed to give all four of Starmer's draconian eyes a wide berth all the way back in 2009, owing to what the budding prosecutor declared a "lack of evidence". When Savile kicked the bucket two years later and the accusations made against him proved not as "frivolous" as Starmer had initially assumed, blame for the failure to take action was placed on everyone. But not Starmer. By that point he had relinquished his role as Head of the Crown Prosecution Service to move on to more sanguine pastures. This would only be the first instance of Starmer's facilitating conduct towards those solemnly declared as "Not On Normal Communal Exercise (N.O.N.C.E.)" by the courts.
Rise into politics
In December 2014, Starmer was selected as Labour's candidate for Saint's Pancreas, replacing Frank Dobson – a decision that shocked many, as few had ever heard Starmer express a political opinion louder than but a whisper. He was elected at the 2015 general election to the House of Commons, achieving a majority of 17,048, a result he humbly accepted by nodding solemnly, downing a glass of celebratory lukewarm tap water and issuing a cautiously-phrased statement confirming that he was "grateful, but not so grateful as to alienate potential swing voters".
By 2017, he gained an even larger majority of 30,509, which political analysts attributed to his razor-sharp legal mind, his forensic attention to detail, and the fact that his main opponent was a sentient pile of discarded, expired bus tickets, who struggled with the artistry of oration and frequently fell over in high winds. His victory speech, described by attendees as "audible", "having words in it", and "one of the speeches of all time", resonated deeply with voters. Several sources claim Starmer to have momentarily raised his voice above conversational volume during his announcement, although testimonies to this are scarce.
Labour leader
Following Labour's 2019 general election defeat, a result so catastrophic that debate remains as to whether the party actually participated in the election at all, Starmer saw an opportunity following the resignation of Jeremy Corbyn, under whom Starmer had served, all the while keeping a safe legal distance. As Shadow Brexit Secretary, he simultaneously supported and questioned a second referendum, a balancing act that would define his leadership.
Elected Labour leader on 4 April 2020 and Leader of the Opposition having indoctrinated the second-most vast mass of voters with "Schrödinger's centrism", Starmer promised unity and competence, which he swiftly demonstrated by suspending Corbyn and tarnishing everything he stood for. This was hailed as "decisive leadership" by several and "a blatant purge" by others. The move outraged Corbyn's supporters, delighted his critics, and left most voters completely unaware that any of this had even happened at all. With Corbyn out of the way, Starmer set about rebranding Labour, exchanging policies that were deemed "too radical" for his standards for focus-group slogans and platitudes, alongside the calming presence of fiscal responsibility, and just the right amount of indifference to let everyone project their own beliefs onto him. His overall mission comprised of winning back voters, performing as little oratory as possible, and ensuring that Labour maintained itself just an electable enough party – without alarming a soul by actually standing for something concrete.
Great Tory implosion
It was during Starmer's tenure as Leader of the Opposition that he famously challenged Boris Johnson to a game of chess, hoping to flex his forensic thinking upon the Tories. Unfortunately, Johnson's strategy of knocking over the board, stamping all over the pieces, declaring himself the winner and absconding from the premises before anyone could challenge him proved unexpectedly effective. Starmer, ever the tactician, insisted on reviewing the footage before making his next move, at which point BoJo had already signed a lucrative memoir deal and fled to the Caribbean, and somehow secured a column in every British newspaper simultaneously. This left Dominic Raab – and later Liz Truss to fulfil Johnson's duties in prime ministership.
Prime Minister
As a consequence of Tory and Liberal Democrat voters remaining indoors on election day – distracted by a particularly enticing episode of Antiques Roadshow and waiting for official permission to go outside – Starmer was elected Prime Minister on 5 July 2024 by Charles III, much to the delight of many a youngling unwilling to serve in the military and much to the horror of landlords nationwide, who feared that he might actually do something about housing. His victory speech reassured the nation that change was indeed underway, albeit at a very sluggard pace and only after extensive consultation with focus groups, a Magic 8-Ball, ChatGPT and Israel. Diane Abbott kept Starmer's responsibilities under surveillance over the following five months for reasons the government has yet to disclose.
Killing spree
Having come into office promising change, stability and the return of boredom in British politics, one of Keir Starmer's first acts was to visit every elderly constituent's home with a blowtorch, and destroy it while laughing maniacally. This decision sparked riots which were quickly blamed on 'far-right bigots and racists' and used to clamp down on all protesting in the United Kingdom.
In a statement, Starmer flatly stated:
"We weren't sure what kind of change people wanted, since no-one ever specifies."
In July 2025, Starmer declared unilaterally that £40 billion was missing from the Labour budget, and in response, announced the controlled demolition of several NHS hospitals across the country, overseen by the Chancellor with what witnesses described as "unsettling enthusiasm." By August, 25 NHS hospitals had been destroyed. To sustain morale, Labour MPs received medals for fiscal bravery and a 250% pay rise.
On foreign affairs, Starmer chose his trademark 'Schrödinger's diplomacy' approach, simultaneously standing for and against everything in an attempt to have no enemies.
In the case of the Israel-Hamas conflict, for instance, he managed the feat of backing military action whilst simultaneously condemning his own behavior. His approach continues to leave observers completely bewildered. At one point Starmer actually issued a warrant for his own arrest, leading many in his party to air public concerns about his emotional state.
Gooning ban
25 July 2025 saw Steer Calmer place a nationwide ban on the online erotica scene upon having realised his entire cabinet was fraught with porn addicts and aficionados too infatuated with their screens to actually govern. Keen to avoid public scandal and to keep the press from unmasking the shadowy figure known only on XVideos as AndrewTateFartPorn, Calmer rolled out the "Online Doxx Yourself Act" under the half-arsed pretext of "online safety, anti-bullying... yeah, that's a pressing issue these days... all the children... all the under-18s... can't have 'em stumbling across the knickers and bras of such innocent ladies being exploited before they receive their GCSE results."
The Online Doxx Yourself Act requires all UK residents to present valid photo ID, a handwritten essay titled Why I Don't Need to See Tits, and three references from non-family members before accessing any vaguely suggestive material online. Thank the Lord for artificial intelligence, now mostly busy forging such identification and churning out such essays on demand. That is, unless the PM bothers to step in and forbid Skynet from doing humanity any favours.
Cabinet reshuffle
Two-Tier Keir forcibly reshuffled his cabinet on 5 September 2025. His ex-second-in-command, vape addict Angela Rayner, was ruled in breach of the ministerial code after admitting she had diverted 60% of her tax liabilities toward an extensive collection of fruit-flavoured nicotine. Her replacement, knife crime enabler David Lammy, was thus swiftly promoted to Deputy Prime Minister. Video footage surfaced on X a day later showing Rayner spray-painting Saint George's Cross onto a roundabout under the glow of one singular streetlamp – as part of a tribute to her newfound idol.
Mandelson scandalson
Photographs depicting three teenage girls massaging Peter Mandelson, the British ambassador to McDonaldland and a fellow Labour official of Starmer's on Little Saint James were unveiled to the nation on 11 September 2025. Conveniently, this was the day Starmer had scheduled for Angela Rayner to refurbish the Number 10 attic in retaliation for being declared guilty for tax fraud even after her and the PM's amorous entanglement came to an unflattering close. Mandelson was dismissed from his ambassadorial post immediately after word broke out. Speculation that Starmer was wholly aware of the risks of appointing the so-dubbed "Prince of Darkness" as his man in Washington back in February have brought on a whole new meaning to his "think of the children" mantra.
Months later, it emerged that Mandelson was practically running the government on behalf of Epstein, and may have even been responsible for putting Starmer in charge. The revelations resulted in a mass resignation from the frontbenches of the beleaguered Labour Party, and amid much infighting and mud-slinging, even Labour's sister parties have begun to call Starmer's position untenable. Meanwhile, Labour's shrinking base has retreated to its default excuse: the party simply isn't Communist enough.
Peace in someone else's time
At the dawn of Rosh Hashanah, Starmer broke with over 7 decades of diplomatic friendship by announcing that Britain would recognize a Palestinian state. Eyewitnesses reported that, moments before the declaration, a great mirage of Jeremy Corbyn appeared in the chamber, robed in sackcloth and haloed by the scent of lentils, whispering epithets such as "the running dog of imperialism" and "let my people go" before instructing him to "do me proud, son". Sources close to Starmer confirmed he mistook the vision for a BBC camera test and nodded solemnly.
In his official statement, the Prime Minister proclaimed:
"As a nation we must take bold steps towards peace by following the example of our great forerunner Neville Chamberlain. Therefore, I hereby recognize Israel as belonging to the Palestinians, Spain as belonging to the Catalans, Northern Ireland as belonging to the IRA, Kosovo as belonging to Serbia, Taiwan as belonging to China, Gibraltar as belonging to Spain, and Alsace-Lorraine as belonging to whoever wants it. Scotland and Wales still belong to England, however. Don't get any ideas."
As he closed, he said:
"...This is an age of reconciliation, and if President Trump can secure peace in his time, then so can I. Now please put down the gun."
Within minutes, Italy was ablaze. Streets erupted into violent protests after Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni refused to issue a matching recognition. In the days that followed, mobs of Italian demonstrators carrying Palestinian banners, anarchist symbols, and the Juventus away kit fought running battles in the piazzas. Whole cities collapsed into chaos as the Vatican declared neutrality and fortified its borders. Millions were killed.
When pressed for comment, Starmer stared blankly at reporters, went into a trance, and blamed the far-right.
The Eternal Clubcard
A week later, Starmer unveiled what he called “The Eternal Clubcard”, a mandatory loyalty scheme designed to be sewn directly into the left buttock of every living citizen of the United Kingdom (assuming they had one; amputees were told to “apply for further guidance online”). He declared the scheme would “save the children, balance the books, and finally bring Clubcard points into alignment with the almighty will of Parliament.”
Each Eternal Clubcard promised eternal rewards, including 5% off at participating retailers, one free Greggs sausage roll (redeemable only on alternate Thursdays), and the vague promise of “spiritual uplift” through biometric tracking.
The rollout was not without controversy. Millions took to the streets to protest, brandishing counterfeit Tesco vouchers and chanting “Down with points-based existence!” The government responded swiftly: police marksmen, fiercely loyal to the Labour cause, opened fire on the protestors, killing thousands. Starmer later described the massacre as “a necessary realignment of consumer priorities.”
The Eternal Clubcard was ultimately suspended 'indefinitely', then quietly reintroduced a few months later when nobody was looking.
Nationwide election ban
Fearing a Labour wipeout, Starmer announced that councils across the country would not have to hold local elections until 2029. This led to a national outcry from electoral watchdogs and multiple political parties who derided Labour's transparent attempt to blockade democracy. Eventually like everything else, they u-turned and people began to think to themselves, 'maybe this party doesn't know how to run the country'.
Brexexit
In a triumphant speech not to Westminster, but to German delegates in the halls of Berlin, Keir Starmer declared, 'Brexit is dead. The biggest democratic exercise of our generation doesn't really matter. Europe is the future.' There were no referendum announcements, just a bold declaration that the nation that voted for Brexit no longer existed, despite widespread polls showing Nigel Farage's Reform UK as overwhelmingly popular with the electorate - for better or worse.
With both the Tories and Labour Party having deliberately squandered all opportunities for Brexit to be a success, portions of Brexit were steadily overturned without any support - as Labour declared unilaterally that the EU was popular with British people again. Business as usual for Europe, which has overturned at least two-dozen democratic referendums in various countries over the last 2 decades.
Toe sucking incident
In late February 2026, Starmer proved just how far he was willing to go for a post-Brexit trade deal when the Daily Mail leaked footage of him in Beijing, enthusiastically sucking Xi Jinping’s hairy toes. Downing Street spin doctors worked overtime to rebrand the capitulation as "sensible, grown-up diplomacy," celebrating China’s miraculous one-year reclassification from National Security Threat #1 to Strategic Trade Partner. It’s amazing what a change of government can do.
At the same time, Whitehall proudly announced the construction of a new Chinese super-embassy. Ministers have sternly rejected claims that the giant, rotating satellite dish pointed directly at MI6 is a surveillance device, assuring Parliament it is merely a traditional, high-frequency art installation.
Starmer then declared himself ‘bored with America’ and ripped up centuries of trade and military agreements with the nation, firmly aligning the UK with censorship-happy despots and dictatorships.
Tasked with defending the near-total collapse of UK diplomacy, David Lammy spoke to BBC Radio 1:
“Nick, the British people do not care about the exact location of the Prime Minister's mouth. They want growth. They want stability. This is a changed Labour Party with a mandate for change. We are prepared to roll up our sleeves, get down on the floor, and pucker up. We are prepared to deliver for the British people, no matter what it takes. We will get the job done. We will survive. We’re the party for the next century. We’re the only way to stop the Tories! Only we can stop the Liberal Democrats! ONLY WE CAN STOP REFORM! ONLY WE CAN STOP THE GREENS! WE’RE THE-- NO! LET ME GO! G-GET O-”
Lammy eventually had to be restrained.
Mandelson scandalson: Round 2
Having reassured the public for months that he had no idea what was happening in his own cabinet, it emerged that Starmer not only knew Peter Mandelson wasn't fit for office, but that senior civil servants had literally engaged in Greco-Roman wrestling inside 10 Downing Street to make sure he was appointed, even after being handed a White Paper on Mandelson titled "Why Peter Mandelson is a Total Bastard".
With this exposure sending Labour's support into a complete tailspin 2 weeks before a major election, Starmer decided to blame the entire thing on David Lammy and the Foreign Office, demanding his sacking while simultaneously refusing to sack him. In a hopeless attempt to appease the British electorate, he randomly fired a 19-year-old Labour intern, who - making matters worse - filed a lawsuit for unfair dismissal, pointing out on daytime television that he had still been in Year 10 when the Mandelson appointment was made.
Starmer then hastily published a book, "How The Foreign Office literally forced me to appoint Mandelson at gunpoint", which quickly topped the New York Times bestseller list - a success later attributed entirely to bulk purchases by Reform UK for use as campaign literature.
Local elections
In May 2026, Starmer oversaw the local election that his party had illegally tried to ban. The end result of the election was decisive and seismic; the electorate had overwhelmingly chosen the very same Reform UK that Labour had spent the last twelve months branding a fascist menace. Everyone else jumped to the Green Party and Liberal Democrats, now swelling with hundreds of bewildered, swanky new councillors.
Faced with a British public that had thoroughly rejected his platform, Starmer chose to interpret the decisive anti-establishment mandate as a cry for more bureaucracy, and immediately announced closer ties with the European Union. He then offered the electorate words of profound comfort, stating, "I'm not leaving, you bastards."
Following this, he announced that Labour's entire slate of rejected, highly controversial policies - designed to be slowly inflicted on the public over the next 3 years - would not be reconsidered, but rather crammed through Parliament over the next thirty days before anyone could organize a protest.
Gooning enthusiast
In a catastrophic attempt to 'get down with the youth', Starmer reached a little too far down. Standing before the House of Commons and millions of bewildered viewers at home, he proudly and emphatically declared, "I am a gooner." Unbeknownst to him, while he was attempting to reference his lifelong support for Arsenal, to everyone under the age of 40 he actually confessed to a crippling addiction to pornography and chronic masturbation.
This is now on the Parliamentary record forever, and ironically sent his approval ratings skyrocketing with under 18s.
Ban on social media for everyone under-16s
The relentless drive to ban everything continued. In June 2026, Starmer announced a ban on social media for all children, which, in practice, would mean all adults would henceforth be classified as children unless they give their passport photos to every random stranger on the internet. The response to this was a collective groan from millions of citizens who at this point were thoroughly fed up.
Starmer then pivoted to threatening the entire world's tech industry. Ministers giddily threatened to plunge the nation straight back into the Dark Ages if Silicon Valley refused to play ball, a diplomatic triumph that instantly nuked the UK's Democracy Index score down to an impressive minus 2.
Rogue backbenchers were quick to highlight the hypocrisy - the very same teenagers the party deems mature enough to vote, drive, marry, and reproduce like rabbits are, officially, far too fragile to handle the evil clutches of Instagram.
Most importantly, the ban was announced one week before a crucial by-election that would ultimately trigger Starmer's resignation. In the days that followed:
- MPs began to realise the ban went live without a shred of proof it could actually be enforced
- The government's White Paper detailing their reasons for the ban was exposed to the press, who discovered it was 1 page long and consisted of the following words:
The sheer trauma of the latest ban prompted the three remaining registered Labour voters to tear up their membership cards and wander back into the ocean from whence they came."We need this ban LOL" -Ed
Resignation
On 22 June 2026, Starmer resigned as Prime Minister. In an unexpected move, his presumed successor, Wes Streeting, stood down from the leadership contest—despite having previously sworn he never would, carrying on Labour's tradition of flip-flopping. This left brand-spanking-new MP Andy Burnham unopposed, and he took office in July of the same year. This marked the swiftest transition from zero-to-premiership in British history, ushering in a bold new era of political minimalism where having policies is treated as a waste of valuable time.
In September 2026 Starmer resigned from Parliament, moving on to greener pastures. He relocated to Idaho, establishing himself as a respected milkman and an Amish preacher.
