A Basic Nationalist Platform for the United Kingdom—Let’s Get the Job Done

The British right has been undergoing spasms for almost a year now as Reform UK embroils in internal conflict. First came Ben Habib, then the unsubstantiated allegations against Rupert Lowe, MP for Great Yarmouth. Through all of this Reform UK has survived and continues to grow, but other forces are emerging.

Through this process, what might be called a “repatriation right” is emerging in Britain. Ben Habib, whom I have written about before, has reaffirmed that the declining White (read native British) share of the population in the United Kingdom deeply concerns him.

He reiterated that Britain cannot be a settled nation with a stable culture if Britons are rapidly reduced to a demographic minority. In addition to this, it has been revealed that one of the reasons Rupert Lowe was removed from the Reform Party is because Nigel Farage’s team did not want Lowe using the term “repatriation” in his speeches when communicating. And finally, it was just recently that I covered Suella Braverman, another MP, talking about her concerns about demographic change in Britain.

It is becoming clear that a new pillar of mainstream British politics concerned with the demographic decline of these nations is emerging. Rupert Lowe has now founded a 'political grouping' called Restore Britain while Ben Habib has launched Advance UK.

Both of these new political organisations are currently deciding what their platforms will be and are engaging in public consultation.

And so, I am presenting a thirteen-point basic nationalist platform which all these new organisations should strive to include:

1. The deportation of all illegal immigrants, criminal migrants, and dual-citizen criminals in the United Kingdom.

The facts: More than 1.2 million illegal immigrants reside in the United Kingdom. Another 12,000 foreign-born criminals are walking Britain’s streets. At least 700,000 people with criminal records in Britian are dual-citizens. Britons should not be forced to live side-by-side with nearly two million lawbreakers who could and should reside elsewhere.

2. The deportation of all rape-gang participants, their families, and any person who facilitated the operations of rape-gangs.

a. Foreign-born rape-gang members and their families will be deported and banned from returning to the United Kingdom.

b. Any rape-gang members who do not have foreign citizenship should be held in offshore and third-country prison facilities like those offered by El Salvador. The family members can be given Pakistani (and other) diaspora identity documents and resettled abroad.

3. Implement a policy of emigration and a cap of 50,000 new visas per year.

a. Roughly 170,000 people have left the United Kingdom each year for the past 5 years while nearly a million have entered each year. By introducing a cap of just 50,000 new immigrants per year net emigration will exceed 120,000 annually and continue to rise as more visas expire each year than are issued.

4. Integration is failing Britain. Britain must implement a policy of voluntary remigration for those immigrants or their descendants who want to leave the country rather than integrate.

a. Some 66% of 18-34-year-olds with a non-British background are considering leaving Britain.

b. 32% of Muslims in the UK endorse the implementation of Sharia law and imposing Islam as the country’s national religion. 57% Muslims in the UK want to mandate the use of Halal foods in British schools and Hospitals. 52% want to outlaw pictures of the Prophet Mohammed according to a 2024 study by the Henry Jackson Society.

c. Integration does not always succeed, especially when the levels of immigration are as high as they have been in Britain for the past twenty years. Britain must follow the Swedish example and begin offering pathways for people to move abroad to countries more to their liking.

5. Retake control of immigration by leaving the ECHR, replacing the Human Rights Act, and abolishing the Supreme Court to restore parliamentary sovereignty.

6. Raise the National Insurance rate for foreign-born employees to 21% and implement an ‘NHS Support Tax’ of 4% of foreign-born employee wages.

7. Rework net-zero policies to allow Britain to achieve energy independence.

a. This country needs energy security in an era defined by an increasingly unstable global political environment. Nuclear power, battery storage technologies, and other emerging tech mut be embraced to bring about energy independence for Britain.

8. Revive Britain’s agricultural sector to ensure food security.

a. Britain was built on its robust countryside, but the governments of today attack out farmers and undermine our food security by making us dependent upon imports. Today Britain only produces 60% of what we consume.

b. It must be government policy to drive this share above 75% and to work with non-state organisations to engage more young people in the agricultural sector.

c. The ill-conceived inheritance attack on British family farms will be scrapped.

9. Cast aside diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). DEI practices, professionals, and ideology will be removed from government (including local government), education, and any businesses that contract with government.

10. Ensuring the removal of transgender and other hyper-sexualized content from the public sector and schools. No child should be exposed to incoherent, confusing, and deeply distressing sexual ideologies.

11. Repeal provisions of the Equality Act 2010 and Financial Conduct Authority rules which require private businesses to engage in diversity tracking or equity reporting. Companies must hire based on merit and not race or gender.

12. Bring public infrastructure back into public ownership, scrap HS2, and restore rail services to communities along disuses rail lines.

13. Increase defence spending to 3% of GDP with a focus on the Royal Navy and RAF.

All of these policies will prove extremely popular with the British public who are sick of mass immigration, a faltering economy, and the social disaster of diversity and equity policies making their lives so very difficult.

If we want to lower the cost of housing, the immigrant population must shrink. If we want to lower congestion on Britain’s roads, then rail must be widely available. If nationalists want to reinvigorate the economy that started the industrial revolution, we must unleash the potential of our productive industries.

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