It was with dismay that I watched and listened to Rachel Reeves's 2025 Budget which was clearly and anti-worker and anti-business budget that concentrated on raising taxes on the private sector to fund every increasing benefits that will result in the opposite of growth.

We now learn that Tachel Reeves knew that the UK had a £4 billion surplus, and not the £22 billion deficit.  See Daily Mail Article 28 Nov 2025.

Here are the anti-growth measures being implemented:

Henry Kissinger’s stated—“By controlling food one can control people, and by controlling energy one can control nations”.  UK policies are deliberately erode self-sufficiency.  Britain imports 45–80% of food; yet prime farmland is covered with solar panels and wind turbines despite local opposition.  Better alternatives exist, but the goal is increased reliance on imported, low-quality food.  Farmers are bribed to quit, over 10% of land faces “re-wilding,” and the Planning Bill enables compulsory purchase of farms and allotments.

Immigration is weaponised: borders are porous, costing billions to house non-contributing young men prone to crime, while genuine refugees are absent.  This, plus AI-driven job loss and solar-powered data centres for surveillance, aims to break society.  Post-Brexit “punishment” deters EU exits.  Public anger is misdirected to incite violence (eg, police escorting masked counter-protesters).  Starmer accelerates a decades-long bipartisan betrayal. Only united citizens can resist.

On Saturday, 13 September 2025, I travelled to London to join friends and take part in the Tommy Robinson Unite the Kingdom and Free Speech rally. 

This was an uplifting day spent with fellow patriots who shared a deep care for our United Kingdom.  I had never experienced such a vast gathering before, with numbers that may well have reached 500,000. 

At no point did I see any violence or unrest; instead, I felt entirely safe and comfortable among like-minded people.  Ben Habib delivered a powerful and inspiring speech that is well worth watching.  I was disappointed, however, to see the mainstream media misrepresent what was in truth a peaceful and positive rally.

Last year, I submitted a Freedom of Information (FOI) request to Havant Borough Council (HBC), revealing a £10.2 million capital spending budget for housing asylum seekers and illegal immigrants.  A subsequent FOI request showed 160 local residents are in temporary accommodation.

The Labour Home Office proposed housing 35 illegal immigrants in luxury flats near schools in Waterlooville, but resident protests in July and August 2025, attended by myself and 2,000 people, led to the plan’s cancellation.

I believe the Labour and previous Conservative governments should prioritize British citizens for housing over illegal immigrants, especially in luxury apartments and 4-star hotels.