Banned!

From the Farmers Dog

UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is already banned from Jeremy Clarkson's pub the Farmers Dog. It appears that Sir Keir was banned not for unsociable drinking but for being a North London-elite tosser.

According to The Telegraph:

In an article for The Sun before the election, he [Clarkson] took particular issue with the party’s position on farming, claiming that its manifesto contained just 87 words on the subject, “which, when translated into English basically say: ‘We hate you, you meat-eating rural halfwits’.”

... Clarkson told Times Radio that the Government did not have a grasp on rural issues because it is too London-centric.

Asked if the new administration understood the rural economy, he said: “No, I don’t think any of them have set foot outside Kentish Town for the last 35 years. They’re a hopeless bunch.”

Clarkson was hoping that 'anything but Labour' would be on the ballot box in the recent UK election, as probably many US voters would like 'anything but Harris' or 'anything but Trump' as options in the upcoming US election.

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