Strip Keir Starmer,Sadiq Khan,Lord Hermer,Peter Mandleson of their honours for treachery


Strip Keir Starmer,Sadiq Khan,Lord Hermer,Peter Mandleson of their honours for treachery
The Issue
In recent times, it feels as though integrity in our leadership is becoming an increasingly rare commodity. Many of us entrusted Keir Starmer and Sadiq Khan with the responsibility to lead with honour, transparency, and courage. However, it has become evident that they have fallen short of these expectations. Our fundamental belief in transparency and accountability has been tested by what we perceive as blatant self-interest and failure in their duties.
The issues surrounding political integrity are not just isolated to specific regions but concern the very ethical foundation of our nation. When leaders prioritise personal gain over public service, the entire democratic process is undermined. Sir Keir Starmer and Sir Sadiq Khan promised us change, professional conduct, and dedication to public welfare, but what we have witnessed instead is a pattern we simply cannot condone.
Unfortunately, the allure of power must never surpass the duty to serve. The granting of knighthoods should serve as a reflection of exceptional service and moral integrity; however, the actions of these individuals have betrayed the very essence of this honour.
We must protect our nation from deceit and ensure our honours represent genuine contributions and leadership that inspire the public. Stripping them of their knighthoods would set a precedent that holding a title requires adherence to the highest standards of ethical conduct. This move isn't just about punishment but serves as a deterrent for future politicians who might view the public trust as an opportunity for personal gain.
Join us in this call to action so we can restore faith in our leadership. Sign this petition to insist that Keir Starmer and Sadiq Khan face the consequences of their perceived failures and to reinforce the values that our knighthoods represent. Let this be a message to all serving in positions of power that we the public demand accountability and honour in service.

5,896
The Issue
In recent times, it feels as though integrity in our leadership is becoming an increasingly rare commodity. Many of us entrusted Keir Starmer and Sadiq Khan with the responsibility to lead with honour, transparency, and courage. However, it has become evident that they have fallen short of these expectations. Our fundamental belief in transparency and accountability has been tested by what we perceive as blatant self-interest and failure in their duties.
The issues surrounding political integrity are not just isolated to specific regions but concern the very ethical foundation of our nation. When leaders prioritise personal gain over public service, the entire democratic process is undermined. Sir Keir Starmer and Sir Sadiq Khan promised us change, professional conduct, and dedication to public welfare, but what we have witnessed instead is a pattern we simply cannot condone.
Unfortunately, the allure of power must never surpass the duty to serve. The granting of knighthoods should serve as a reflection of exceptional service and moral integrity; however, the actions of these individuals have betrayed the very essence of this honour.
We must protect our nation from deceit and ensure our honours represent genuine contributions and leadership that inspire the public. Stripping them of their knighthoods would set a precedent that holding a title requires adherence to the highest standards of ethical conduct. This move isn't just about punishment but serves as a deterrent for future politicians who might view the public trust as an opportunity for personal gain.
Join us in this call to action so we can restore faith in our leadership. Sign this petition to insist that Keir Starmer and Sadiq Khan face the consequences of their perceived failures and to reinforce the values that our knighthoods represent. Let this be a message to all serving in positions of power that we the public demand accountability and honour in service.

5,896
Supporter Voices
Petition created on 20 September 2025