Free, democratic and independant England.
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No-Shit Summary
No fluff. No shit. No lies.
Direct Democracy.
Abolition of parliament, the judiciary, the public sector, as law makers.
Formal constitution, based upon values, principles and preferences of the electorate.
Elected executive government of competent, experienced leaders rather than professional politicians.
All laws and regulation to be voted for and approved directly by the electorate.
‘Elected Representatives’ to be replaced by locally selected and elected ‘Delegates’.
Electorate to be limited to those born in the UK, or British Passport holders, and who have worked in full-time, paid employment within the country for a minimum of 5 years (10 years in the case of naturalised British citizens).
Legislation to be limited to biannual windows plus separate annual budget prioritisation and approval.
Government to be minimal and by exception. Individuals to be conditioned to look after both themselves and others. Role of the state to be to serve it’s citizens rather than the reverse.
England to stand as a truly independant nation, aligned / integrated only with those that willingly desire and expessly seek out such union.
Membership of all international groups, organisations, treaties revoked (EU, ECHR, UN, NATO etc.) and only undertaken in future with overwhelming electorate approval.
Sovereignty of the nation irrefutably, and permanently, to lie soley with the nation’s electorate.
National Suicide
Career politicians, and career civil servants lie at the very heart of the decline of this country. They do not share the values of the majority of ordinary working people and have actively championed the breakdown of what was until recent decades a genuinely united and homogenous nation state. They can not now, nor ever, be trusted to represent the wishes of the majority of real British people
New Start
Status 2025
Conclusions
Recommendations
Key Policy Imperatives
Poprimus Planned Action
Why Poprimus needs YOU
Status 2025
Britain is broken, possibly beyond repair. Reform is not enough, genuine revolution is the only way forward, and back from the precipe.
There are lots of major problems with this country. Our security, from military and economic, through energy and food production, ranges from woeful to non-existant.
Productivity is awful ,and getting worse as we constantly force-feed an already bloated and shockingly inefficient public sector to provide services we neither want nor ever asked for. Our national obsessions with big government, big businesses and a reliance upon public sector services that would not look out of place in the old Soviet Union. The increasingly globalist national mindset seems to dictate that we can only be saved by
Key primary sector industries (agriculture, fishing, forestry, mining/extraction) have been decimated and discarded due to economic ignorance and lack of strategic planning on the part of successive generations of professional politicians. Likewise manufacturing, including fundamental foundation industries such as steel production and defence procurement and production. Water companies, electricity suppliers, even airports and air traffic control are in foreign company hands and control. Nuclear power, the only production-proven alternative to carbon based energy, has been set aside for wind that often doesn’t blow and sun that rarely shines. Trillions down the drain on pipe dreams and fairy-dust based promises by politicians who know less than the average plumber about climate control.
Millions of working class Britons are kept quiet on benefits because it’s cheaper to hire foreign “talent” than properly educate, train and inspire our own people. Our national security, in terms of armed forces, food, energy, telecommunications to name but a few, lies somewhere between non-existent and woefully inadequate. Again ‘professional’ politicians of parties from both left and right and the centre, are entirely to blame. But this is bollockless Britain (nobody is ever held to account unless they dare to break ranks and utter unpalatable truths), where politicians (can and do) always blame the previous incumbents and kick any shit that lands on their doorsteps into the long grass where it will sit waiting for the next mob to come along.
Conclusions
Up to our noses in foul-smelling brown stuff. Government and Civil Serpents cannot agree over most effective cologne to cover up the stench. Unions have threatened to strike if members are not provided with wet suits, breathing apparatus and additional two rest days per week in case of accidental exposure. Headless Chickens 2. Leadership team 0.
Recommendations
Ditch political party based representative democracy, and adopt constitution based good government model. Ditch Supreme Court and bring justice system under control of constitution and electorate.
Draft and ratify a detailed constitution based upon the collated ‘Values and Principles‘ of British citizens themselves, as opposed to political parties, ‘special interest’ groups or non-British UK residents. Constitution to provide ultimate legislative authority for a fixed period of 25 years (to allow for party independant long term strategic planning) and capable only of change by way of an overwhelming majority of voters from eligible electorate comprising British citizens only.
Elect political party-independant Executive Government based upon demonstrable leadership and management experience and competence. Also elect ‘delegates’ to represent interests of local electorate to government and broader public services, those delegates mandatorily being selected from residents both currently and previously living and working within the local area.
Limit legislative debate and approval to three brief sessions per year: one mandatory vote on next years budget and expenditure and two others to cater for both planned and emergency legislation. All legislation ( except for that strictly in support of utmost importance to national security) to be put to full electorate as well as delegates for approval.
Key Policy Imperatives
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Poprimus Planned Action
More of the same
Any old tosh
Enough
Why Poprimus needs YOU
time and Effort
Money pending development of membershuiip scheme
https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-briefings/cbp-8353/ Published 3rd October 2024
“The UK’s economy is dominated by services industries, which includes retail, hospitality and finance, as well as public services like health and education. Other non-services industries, including manufacturing, construction, agriculture and utilities, account for around a fifth of economic output altogether.”
Manufacturing capability and capacity has drastically declined with even the nation’s defence (the number one priority of any government, regadless of political leanings) dependant upon overseas manufacturers.
Parliamentary Democracy is a major misnomer George Washington warned of the dangers of political parties and politicians over 200 years ago in his 1792 farewell address to Congress. Those words seem even more relevant today.
The rise of careeer politicians over al least the past five decades has led to
With an outline philosophy and methodology drafted, and a plan pretty much in place, all was looking good to add flesh to the bones and think about a launch. Then at some point over the May Bank Holiday weekend I decided to go to the toilet. I never made it and after a quick wobble and fall I knew from the loss of all feeling and movement down my left side that I was having a stroke. Certainly not the best holiday weekend I’ve ver had but I was undoubtedly far luckier than many; recovering full mobility and leaving hospital in under a week. I have, however, been well off the pace ever since. Nothing outwardly dramatic but a good deal slower in both thought and speech. Being told by doctors that I have suffered a decline in cognitive skills as a result of the stroke, as opposed to imagination and anxiety simply running away with me, has now allowed me to take stock and work out what I can (and cannot) now do. Needless to say my fabulous plans for saving the world have obviously gone to hell in a handcart.
So, here and now, and in a much more limited fashion than originally intended, Poprimus is now my very personal project with three simple objectives:
a) spread the case for a people-first system of direct democracy as far as possible
b) trying to taking myself less seriously, and seeing just how far i can spread the smelly brown stuff from the fan.
Cheers
Rob
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