The ideological transformation of Britain started far before Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s time, but British commentator Rafe Heydel-Mankoo tells BlazeTV host Nick Freitas that it was done quietly — and the British people didn’t notice.
“I see someone very, very rooted in Marxist ideology,” Freitas tells Mankoo of Starmer. “Even if he doesn’t call himself a Marxist or a communist, there’s still a heavy influence.”
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“I never got that impression of Tony Blair,” he continues, noting that he always “seemed to be proud to be British.”
“Oh, believe me, the core of the Blair project — the masterstroke — was essentially the fact that they were wolves in sheep’s clothing, if I can put it that way,” Mankoo responds. “Tony Blair used to be a card-carrying communist
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