Salvation by Partition of the Nation

@boys_nicholas What happened to all the Edwardian villas the YIMBYs promised us?

Any British design that needs a sunny summer’s day to look good is a bad design.

@blagden_david Why supply-side reforms? That paradigm has failed.

Yes, obviously. A single ‘lock’ - to real wage growth only - would lessen the ever-ratcheting fiscal burden, give retirees a direct interest in continuing productivity growth, and incentivise the grey vote to favour inflation-reducing supply-side reforms.

@WorldByWolf No, I said to you that because they didn't have a homeland, they had to be more resourceful, more industrious and smarter just to survive. Nowt to do with IQ.

It’s interesting that when I question how Jews end up occupying such a disproportionate amount of wealth and power the response of Jews and their defenders is to point to their IQ scores. They literally resort to a Jewish supremacist argument to justify their right to rule goys.

@mags5955 @_2026_1892 @CertaCito94 @jessgill03 Housing issues aren't caused by a lack of supply. Thatcher didn't stop house building.

@_2026_1892 @HopeNotHate68 @CertaCito94 @jessgill03 No it's not Its the Governments after that who were not building houses.

It’s insane how little compassion so many boomers have for young people.

@_2026_1892 @CertaCito94 @jessgill03 True, that was her biggest mistake. However her policies have been carried over by many successive governments and PMs. They are all culpable. Do you know exactly what that mistake was?

@HopeNotHate68 @CertaCito94 @jessgill03 She is the reason why we have a housing crisis. It absolutely is her fault

@_2026_1892 @CertaCito94 @jessgill03 No, she was just a backlash. She got something's right, others very wrong. Socialism is wrong. Neoliberalism is wrong. These aren't the only choices.

@HopeNotHate68 @CertaCito94 @jessgill03 Maggie Thatcher is to blame

@cfdownes_ Identifying symptoms is easy. Diagnosing the problem is harder. Clearly socialism is a collection of piss poor mitigations. On the other hand Uniparty neo-liberalism has failed. These aren't the only two choices. Restore would do well not become Tory 3.0 on economics.

The British people don’t care about “left vs. right”. To most people, it’s completely meaningless, and for those in power, it is a tool of division. The Greens are extremely effective at speaking to the problems Britain is facing. They say that the cost of living is intolerable, wealth inequality is unacceptable, housing is unaffordable, and the healthcare service is itself on life support. This tracks with the lived reality of most people in this country. For that reason, they are cutting through. For many people, this ability to accurately identify some of the problems we face is enough to win their support. At least the Greens are listening, as against the LibLabRefCon establishment blob. It’s completely understandable. That said, it is essential that the people who are considering voting for the Greens understand what the party’s programme would do to this country. Further liberalisation of legal and illegal immigration, arbitrary wealth taxes, and a disturbing alliance with sectarian Muslims would do absolutely nothing to halt - much less reverse - the decline of Britain. On the contrary, they will radically accelerate it. Though they quite convincingly wear the costume of radicalism, what the Greens actually represent is the status quo dialled up to 11. More immigration, more tax, more crime, more chaos, more decline. What the country needs is a political force that is able to accurately recognise the problems our nation has and offer sensible solutions. So far, the Greens only offer the former - but they have been the only ones doing so. Until now. With Restore Britain, the people of this country have a party that will speak frankly about the condition of Britain and what is necessary to fix it. Not yet more immigration, but mass deportations of burdensome foreigners who shouldn’t have been here in the first place. Alleviate the massive pressure on the housing market, public services, and wages. Not wealth taxes, but a radical reorientation of the priorities of the state. Support for those who need it, targeted relief for young families, and an end to the frivolous bullshit our leaders spend our money on, from DEI to foreign aid. Not sectarianism, but a reassertion of the sovereignty of the British people and their culture in Britain. Those who don’t like it will have to leave. We’re not offering people a utopia. What we offer is the truth. What is necessary will be painful and difficult, but on the other side of it we might just be alright. The Greens, on the other hand, will bring complete collapse. I know which one I prefer.

@_HenryBolton Blame Denmark!

The Donald isn’t happy with NATO… “And you know it all began with… Greenland. We want Greenland and they didn’t want to give it to us…”

@createstreets Remember a few years ago when all the YIMBY accounts, like Bowman, were breathlessly sharing images of what Cambridge was going to look like? Snivelling little twerps.

Architects and urban designers routinely cite development outside Cambridge as exemplary. A perfect example of the “design disconnect” whereby elite opinion is almost perfectly misaligned with public taste. With a couple of modest exceptions,, it’s pretty grim stuff.

@Barry_19967 @boys_nicholas I wager, in everyone of those 100 consultations, every development was soulless and cheap, bereft of any love except for profits. We've all seen what gets built.

@boys_nicholas I’ve done over 100 consultations, some on projects that you’ve been on, and better aesthetics helping is a complete myth imo. The evidence you will cite is pointless as respondents always answer that they understand the need for housing but conveniently oppose any near them.

I’d take that wager as empirical experience & anecdotal evidence consistently shows the opposite

@geswolfcrest @aziz0nomics Fuck me that's awful. We've gone backwards.

@aziz0nomics You mean like this?

Why can't the UK build new cities like this? Why does the UK have to be degenerating and miserable?

@aziz0nomics @philip_sch71036 The natives are demoralised at the thought of being displaced and replaced in their homeland. No chance Britain will ever be a great country again. Zero.

@philip_sch71036 America is a based land. I like America 🇺🇸 But I also like the UK and want the UK to be a great country! 🇬🇧

@aziz0nomics Jesus. American urban areas are some of the worst on earth. No thanks.

@JeremyJacobs @SDPhq Very true. 40 years too late. There's no integrating, or deporting our way out of our own destruction now. Something a little more radical needed.

@SDPhq Stable door. Horse. Bolted.

At the SDP, we understand that some cultures are compatible and some are not. Immigration should only occur when it benefits Britain, being controlled, integrated and essential, not en masse. 🇬🇧

@SDPhq Here are the incompatible ones. Start here.

@_2026_1892 @CertaCito94 @jessgill03 Capitalism isn't the problem. For example capitalism wasn't responsible for the inequities of slavery. Property rights were. Exactly the same thing now. Property rights to blame not capitalism.

@HopeNotHate68 @CertaCito94 @jessgill03 I'm a big critique of capitalism, believe me.

@s8mb Everyone said it would be so. YIMBYs are just the willing idiots of cheapskate property developers.

The new build estates on the outskirts of Cambridge are truly shocking. Is it any wonder that people there hate the thought of expanding the city when this is what they can expect will be built?

@_6signxxx Yep, they did all that in just 250 years. Incredible.

Australia was 0% white in 1780.

@andie52 @jessgill03 It's lazy. Young people are willing to swallow any spoon fed BS, whether it is from the socialists or the neo-liberals.

@jessgill03 It's insane how little compassion so many Gen Z and Millennials have for old people, blaming them for systematic failures by successive Governments.

@TrollingNWO @jessgill03 What's the cause of inter-generational inequality? Have you given this any thought, or do you just wants answers?

@jessgill03 Yea. I'm looking forward to society collapsing. I hope it collapses while most of the boomers are still alive. So they can see the destruction they caused