Starmeroids told media Corbyn left LOTO office a mess. These photos show it on Corbyn’s last day

Pathetic, snide and feeble Starmeroids – but happily there are usually receipts

Keir Starmer’s latest attempt to smear his far more worthy predecessor has consisted of his team briefing their media allies that Corbyn left the leader of the opposition (LOTO) office strewn with an unholy mess – with even mention of an abandoned sleeping bag thrown in for lurid measure – for Starmer to deal with when he took over.

But there are usually receipts and this case is no exception. Former Corbyn scriptwriter Alex Nunns has pointed out that he took a picture of the LOTO office late on Corbyn’s last day as leader – and it shows that the immaculately neat reality is very far away from the fevered smearings of the Starmeroids:

I was in the LOTO office late on the last day (here's a photo). We left the place neat and tidy. For Starmer's team to brief snide comments about us leaving it in a state is rather galling considering a) it's bollocks and b) most staff were told not to come as lockdown had begun. pic.twitter.com/HEDkDhhpwv

— Alex Nunns (@alexnunns) April 5, 2023

And here is Seumas Milne's office, 3 April 2020. The boxes and other bits were removed before it was left. No sign of revolutionary flags or shredded documents. pic.twitter.com/nK2tOzB5Km

— Alex Nunns (@alexnunns) April 5, 2023

Starmer’s minions also tried to make a thing of a bin containing shredded documents – but as Nunns rightly points out, they are only smearing the parliamentary cleaning crew, who were not allowed to come in because of the coronavirus lockdown:

Similarly the bin with shredded documents – did Starmer's team want parliament's cleaning staff to break lockdown rules and risk their health coming in to empty the bins so it was all nice for their arrival?

— Alex Nunns (@alexnunns) April 5, 2023

Keir Starmer and the Labour right: petty, vindictive, pathetically feeble and unconcerned about truth if it suits their purposes to lie.

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