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We owe it to Epstein’s victims and to British democracy to demand historic change | Gordon Brown
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 07 Feb 2026
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This is a well written article with many sensible recommendations. Almost revolutionary as far as MPs go, let alone an ex prime minister.
However, he still supports Starmer within it. He talks about justice for the victims and yet gives his full support behind one of the people involved.
Mandelson betrayed Brown, this is personal for him, but he was and still is within the New Labour anti-left cabal.
Lessons need to be learned, absolutely, but he's not taking his own advise and wishes to keep the current corrupt management still in place.
Many are supporting Starmer because they fear that Starmer falling could start a sequence of event resulting in PM Farage.
I personally think if Labour actually used it to pivot, and then follow through on the "change" they promised at the election, it could be a blessing in disguise.
The chances of getting PM Farage are even greater the longer Starmer stays in.