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Martin Taylor gave Sir Keir £95,000.
Taylor is the man instrumental in the rolling out of PFI. The multimillionaire former chief executive of Barclays Bank, advisor to Goldman Sachs and the then Secretary of the Bilderberg Group conference. #StarmerOut https://adsinistramuk.wordpress.com/2020/06/26/a-keir-and-present-danger/comment-page-1/
Taylor is the man instrumental in the rolling out of PFI. The multimillionaire former chief executive of Barclays Bank, advisor to Goldman Sachs and the then Secretary of the Bilderberg Group conference. #StarmerOut https://adsinistramuk.wordpress.com/2020/06/26/a-keir-and-present-danger/comment-page-1/
The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR), a think tank that works hand-in-glove with the Labour government, has called for the private sector to take on a much greater role in the delivery of key public services.
Its report Building Better Partnerships insists there should be no ideological barriers to private sector involvement in “core” public services such as clinical and intermediate health care, the management of education and local government services. #StarmerOut
IPPR’s Commission on Public Private Partnerships under Martin Taylor compiled the report “we want to see the arbitrary dividing line between those activities where private sector involvement is uncontroversial and those where it is taboo questioned and where appropriate removed
You can see a summary of the IPPR’s Commission on Public Private Partnerships here, to give you an idea of the ideology at hand. https://www.ippr.org/files/images/media/files/publication/2011/05/cppp_1234.pdf
Taylor was also behind the bankrolling of the failed 2016 chicken coup, with ‘Labour Tomorrow’ & ‘Saving Labour’ heavy investing £449,860 to take down Corbyn. #LabourLeaks #StarmerOut #ChickenCoup
Martin Taylor, is the man that Gordon Brown thought would be the perfect person to drastically reform the benefit systems. #LabourLeaks #StarmerOut #ChickenCoup
Owen Smith, it turns out that his campaign was funded by Tony Blair’s former spin doctor, Benjamin Wegg-Prosser, along with a hedge-fund manager and a millionaire businessman, Electoral Commission data shows.
The anti-Corbyn commissioning group also enjoyed a £180,000 donation from hedge fund manager Martin Taylor. #LabourLeaks #StarmerOut #ChickenCoup
When Corbyn was elected leader, Taylor donated £16,000 to Labour MP Dan Jarvis. Jarvis then voted to bomb Syria, after previously abstaining on the 2015 welfare bill – which enabled the Tories to make a further £12bn in austerity cuts.
Labour Tomorrow was founded by Gordon Brown’s former aide Nicola Murphy, married to the former Shadow Chancellor Chris Leslie. Leslie had repeatedly undermined Corbyn’s leadership, joining Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May in calling austerity ‘living within our means’.
Smith’s former lobbying career at pharmaceutical giant Pfizer, a similar at biotech firm Amgen, he agreed with Blair on everything, his campaign was funded by the very same Blairites and millionaire backers who brought us NHS privatisation, tuition fees and academy schools.
A quick look at the Register of Members’ Interests of Sir Keir Starmer’s biggest donors lays bare all you need to know to decipher the interests and motives at play, as well as the direction of travel for Labour under Starmer’s leadership. #StarmerOut
