Fintech, crypto, AI Tax is theft.
A 2017 tax change forced companies to spread R&D deductions over 5 years instead of deducting immediately. This created phantom profits, unexpected tax bills, and destroyed startup cash flow—triggering 500,000+ tech layoffs before Congress finally reversed it in 2025.
Integrity is not negotiable. Even in our most difficult moments, we must hold the people closest to us accountable, even if it shocks us to the core. No compromise with evil. No compromise with the darker secrets hidden away. This spectre came to haunt us this week with devastating consequences.
The YooKay mandates at least 453 kinds of licences you must request the state's permission for, including absurdities like fishing rods, speech therapy, renting horses, sea burials, selling eggs, tattooing, street parties, and starting pistols. Do we really have to live like this?
The NHS monopoly isn’t socialism—it’s stagnation. Energy comes from non-profit Dutch-style competition: universal hi-tech free care but chosen by patients. Fifty providers, one budget, your freedom. Competition without price-gouging insurance cartels, but with their ruthless efficiency.
The Great Repeal
Why waste time squabbling with EU bureaucrats about trade borders when we could abolish taxes and tariffs altogether, stimulating a huge surge in economic growth and prosperity for the country's poorest region? From problem child to Cayman-style economic laboratory: a Sovereign Economic Zone.
Since 1970, every major US financial collapse has been foreshadowed by the same warning signal. Finance is dry, boring, and difficult to follow, but when one specific thing goes wrong in the world's backup system, it's like the chest pain before an impending heart attack.
The YooKay budget is somehow £1.2 trillion of a £2.56 trillion GDP. We are paying £105 billion in interest on a national debt of £2.9 trillion, and now borrowing another £148 billion. 4 disastrous experiments with socialism destroy 70% of our income, which more loans every year have to make up for.
There is no capital control law (yet) preventing an ordinary Englishman moving any amount of his own money overseas into foreign accounts as long as he follows rules about transparency and compliance. You do not need to notify HMRC or ask their permission, and tax is not due unless you make gains.
A tiny British jewel tucked away in the Caribbean houses more than $7 trillion in deposits and 75% of the world's offshore hedge funds. Its tax-free, easy-visa enterprise zones (like Tech City) have created a billion dollars of wealth since 2012 by courting entrepreneurs. It shows the way home.