The news that Theresa May’s Chief of Staff, Nick Timothy, says that many of her Cabinet and numerous advisors and civil service people, see the Brexit negotiations as a damage limitation exercise is shocking to some! Read Story
“Project Fear” is people who want to defy our Brexit vote and stay in. They spread the downright lie that if we leave the E.U. Superstate all trade with Europe will ground to a halt. This would cause great poverty as our country collapses. Read Story
No one in our country is happy with the political situation, whoever they usually vote for or whatever way they went in our Referendum. The whole world has judged our politicians and their narrow based, opinionated and wrong, parties as totally incompetent.
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The 2016 EU Referendum asked voters whether they wanted to remain in the EU or leave it. On the Referendum ballot paper there was no mention of any conditional deal with the EU as to the manner of leaving – we simply voted for Britain to cease being a member of the European Union and revert to pre-1973 independence. Read Story
In future, the Port of Dover must have one truck lane for “IN” (for the occasional truck load of bananas and pineapples) and ten lanes for “OUT”, as we export goods and food to the EU and non-EU worlds, like times gone by. Read Story
Mass immigration destroys any government financial initiative, however well founded. Read Story
Walk through a high street or supermarket in a large town and you will find yourself in a mixture of third world languages and faces. Perhaps some British have accepted it and others simply try to ignore it? Read Story
When pontificating about high tax payers taking advantage of tax reducing schemes he said “People who avoid some, tax harm the country, and therefore there is less money for the National Health Service” etc. etc.. Read Story
Given that we have around 2 million unemployed people and another 10 million ‘under employed people’, encouraging immigration is the politics of the ‘Madhouse’ Read Story
Britain imports considerably more goods and services from Europe than we export to Europe, a tit for tat imposition of tariffs on EU exporters to Britain would produce a large profit which could finance the bureaucratic task of collecting tariffs and redistributing them as compensation to our own exporters. Read Story
by AJM Once again, what little remains of Britain’s steel industry is being dismantled. Large redundancies of skilled employees are Read Story
Greece rejects EU austerity proposals Greece to hold snap referendum on July 5 How would a Greek default affect Britain? Read Story
We believe in private enterprise but we do not subscribe to the view that there should be no economic regulation Read Story
By Andrew Brons. Real wages, when the general inflation rate* is taken into account, have fallen by 2.2% Read Story
As a new political party – and as signified in its title a party that believes in democracy – many Read Story
by Mike Newland. The fact that government all over has engaged in an orgy of borrowing for short-term Read Story
By Dave Stevens. The Government’s Office for National Statistics has revealed that more than half the shares in Read Story
By Southwest Nationalist. A survey carried out by the Association of Retail Landlords (ARLA) has suggested that Britain is running Read Story
By Southwest Nationalist. Identify a problem, preferably one that is emotive, distant – so that you won’t have to prove Read Story
By Clive Wakely. Despite recent revelations concerning the systemic abuse of foreign aid, Cameron’s millionaire cabinet has no plans either Read Story
