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The report is entirely related to the period before Starmer took over leadership. Those who are now in Starmer's inner circle or have since been readmitted to the party after temporary suspensions are implicated in the report and retain their positions to this day. Those who took part in obfuscating and delaying investigations into antisemitism retain their positions. Those who overstated the extent of antisemitism in the party or who sought to obstruct investigations into those accused of antisemitism retain their positions.
The former leader who pointed out as much has the whip withdrawn.
Starmer knew about all of this from day one. He was likely involved. He kicked the report down the road as long as he could. He tried to hide the findings and now he's trying to present them as something they're not. He's as guilty as those he tried to protect. If you support him in this, you're complicit.
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I thought this report was related to the period before Starmer?