A detailed constitutional program structured as democratic reform: weaponise emergency powers, pack the Lords with 250 new peers, abolish 500+ public bodies, withdraw from human rights treaties, criminalise bureaucratic resistance, and lock changes behind referendum supermajorities.
Britain has built a censorship machine using 1980s laws and the Online Safety Act to criminalize discussion of demographic change. While ignoring real harms like doxxing, the state prosecutes tweets more harshly than violence, turning England into a prison of digital illiteracy and fear.
Britain's wage compression has created a system where talent earns £35-40k regardless of skill, while minimum wage rises and high taxes crush ambition. The result: exporting skilled citizens, importing replacements, and reducing the English to compliant serfs in their own country.
As evidence mounts of ongoing criminal conduct and state involvement, it appears Hope Not Hate is proudly continuing the legacy of its disgraced predecessor, Searchlight. Legal and factual scrutiny of this organisation reveals a cynical exploitation of English law and well-designed tactics.
The Equality Act has created a backward-looking financial model that bankrupts local authorities and a forward-looking cultural regime that punishes dissent. It has fused bureaucratic piety with legislative ambiguity, producing a climate of conformity cloaked in the language of fairness.
Constitutional Reform
Without a confrontation of key acts, chief among them the HRA, POA and a stark revaluation of who is and isn’t a citizen we stand to lose something which cannot merely be legislated into being.