“A society becomes totalitarian when its structure becomes flagrantly artificial: that is, when its ruling class has lost its function but succeeds in clinging to power by force or fraud”- George Orwell, 1984
Voting In Britain. Our electoral policies must be driven by national loyalty, sovereignty, and democratic fairness. Only British citizens should vote in British elections, as citizenship is the true and meaningful demonstration of loyalty and commitment to our nation’s future. This is neither discriminatory nor exclusionary—it is simply a recognition that those who wish to … Read more
The recently finalised UK–India Free Trade Agreement (FTA) represents a significant development in bilateral trade relations. This comprehensive agreement encompasses various sectors and introduces specific provisions affecting workers’ taxation and access to public services. This analysis aims to provide clarity on the core components of the agreement, its economic impact, and the implications for workers, … Read more
This Code of Conduct is established to ensure that political discourse within our group is respectful, principled, and legally compliant. We uphold the right to robust debate, scrutiny of political actions, and freedom of expression, but never at the expense of personal dignity, safety, or lawful conduct. We cannot have sensible and constructive debate if … Read more
Abstract. Immigration has profoundly shaped the United Kingdom’s demographic and socio-economic landscape since 1960. Successive governments have variously encouraged legal migration, for example, to aid post-war reconstruction or via participation in European free movement, while also attempting to curb illegal immigration. This report provides an academic analysis of UK immigration (both legal and illegal) from … Read more
The legal definition of a tax in British law is rooted in constitutional principle. A tax is a compulsory contribution to state revenue, levied either directly on income and profits, or indirectly on goods and services. The authority to impose such taxes is reserved exclusively to the Crown, through its Parliament at Westminster. This principle, … Read more
A Symptom of National Disillusionment, NOT a Blueprint for Power The recent local election gains made by Reform UK across various councils in the United Kingdom represent a striking, if somewhat inevitable, consequence of long-standing public disillusionment with the major parties. As the political centre of gravity has gradually eroded, and trust in both Labour … Read more
In the early 1960s, Britain’s railways stood at a crossroads. Once the pride of the Industrial Revolution, the national network had become unprofitable, sprawling, and inefficient in the eyes of post-war policymakers. In response to mounting financial losses and the rise of road transport, the Conservative government commissioned a review that would go on to … Read more
With everything happening in geopolitics, and with everything we know about this country and how it truly operates, I have taken the decision to turn my political ideals into reality. Once the current election cycle concludes, I will move to formally register the British Democratic Alliance as a political party. This will take place after … Read more
Rebuilding Trust Between Citizen and State The foundations of any functioning society rest not just on laws or institutions, but on a shared understanding, a mutual agreement between the governed and those who govern. This understanding is often unwritten, yet it is more powerful than any piece of legislation. It is the social contract, the … Read more
A Threat to Democracy and Freedom? The Real AI Apocalypse? For decades, discussions about AI have centred around science fiction fears, killer robots, self-aware machines, and an AI overthrow of humanity. However, what if the real danger isn’t the AI itself, but how governments, corporations, and institutions use it to maintain and expand their control? … Read more
British Democracy is a new political force, determined to put the power back in the hands of the people who live in these lands we all call home. The current political system is a hypocrisy not a democracy, the people have been given the vote, but in essence this was a sham to silence calls … Read more