Starmer hands Mandelson dossier to police

Keir Starmer has given evidence to the Met Police of Peter Mandelson leaking confidential government information to serial child rapist – and Mandelson’s bestie – Jeffrey Epstein. The evidence includes original emails containing sensitive economic information. The emails released by the US justice department also show Mandelson engaging in insider trading that would enrich Epstein and his allies.

Now Starmer has. But his Downing Street officials – and therefore Starmer – were aware of Mandelson’s emails to Epstein months before now, probably even longer.

Last September, Starmer’s office said it had emails sent by Mandelson that exposed “the depth and extent” of Mandelson’s relationship with Epstein. That sounds a lot more extensive than merely the pining adoration that the September Epstein file release exposed – and Mandelson had already been vetted for his appointment by Starmer as UK ambassador to the US.

SNP MP Stephen Flynn made the same point on social media – and others agreed:

Starmer said last September that he had full confidence in Mandelson. He knew, when he said it, about Mandelson’s gushing emails to Epstein, sent after Epstein’s first child rape conviction. If Starmer also knew that Mandelson was leaking sensitive information to the paedophile and Israeli spy and kept it secret, then he’s toast.

Criminal toast.

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