Keir Starmer's Bengali Attack

Sinister suspicions have been raised over Labour's racist targeting of Bangladesh, that this may have been planned...
Right, so the fallout from Labour attacks on Bangladesh and Bengali people, having come in the most appalling manner from both Keir Starmer himself and his shadow Paymaster General Jonathan Ashworth has only continued to increase, with damage limitation attempted, though as always with Keir Starmer, he cannot bring himself to apologise for what he said, he never says sorry, he never accepts fault. When Bangladesh is not even amongst the top 10 of nations where we see migrants and asylum seekers come from however, where did Starmer’s claims about Bangladesh come from, why were they repeated by another shadow minister, because surely that is not coincidence and as it happens there might be at least a couple of reasons why Starmer’s Labour are singling Bengali’s and Bengali communities out and none of them are good.
Right, so that was Keir Starmer clarifying his position in a couple of clips there over his awful comments singling out Bengali people here in the UK, questioning as to why they might be here, singling them out specifically, an awful racist attack that was followed up upon by his shadow paymaster general Jonathan Ashworth, implying this was not clumsiness, you don’t get two people being clumsy over the same racist mantra and besides, clarifying your position once again is not apologising, is not saying sorry for the hurt and fear your comments will have caused to people, just repeating ad nauseum in several interviews now that he didn’t mean to cause any offence, but not saying sorry for actually having done so. Keir Starmer never says sorry. But actually there may well be more to this and there are at least two very valid reasons that I’ve come across to indicate that this may well have been an intentional targeting of Bengali communities in this country, which I’ll come onto in a moment and let you see what you think.
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