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⚠️ Within 2–3 weeks of an energy crisis, the government can trigger a full emergency. ▪️ Movement restricted, travel only for essentials, work-from-home mandated ▪️ Businesses limited or closed, only essential services kept running (and we can’t afford furlough) ▪️ Food and energy rationed, priority to hospitals, emergency services, and critical infrastructure ▪️ Police and authorities enforcing rules, curfews or restricted zones possible ▪️ Schools could be partially or fully closed if transport, heating, or staff availability is disrupted ▪️ Holidays and leisure travel likely cancelled or heavily restricted ▪️ Some elections and public events postponed (handy for May) ▪️ Government will step in to control official channels to guide behaviour and social media will be monitored to prevent panic or ‘misinformation’ or ‘Malinformation’ (correct information but they deem it harmful) Remember Covid? This isn’t a conspiracy theory, it’s exactly how the UK is legally prepared to respond. If energy and fuel collapse, plans are in place for all of the above. Just saying l.

They will be preparing from the unemployment line

Why are we so matter of fact about this? Someone’s baby, their little girl, only 16 years old and probably still in school. Found 13 MILES away from home, stabbed to death in the back, by someone else’s children. This is Britain, morally & culturally failed by woke and lazy parenting. The state won’t save you … but it will destroy what’s left. And we are letting them 🔥

Oil has never hit $200 a barrel before. Its previous peak was $147 in July 2008. If the Iran War drags on it’s now being predicted we’ll get $200 a barrel oil and frankly I that may be optimistic if attacks on infrastructure escalate it will be much worse and longer lasting.

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$200 per barrel, you say? £3 per litre at the pumps? It’s going to be exceptionally painful, but it might wake people up to the scourge of liberalism. Instead, we should be ardent nationalists. We should build Fortress Britain and only ever act in our own interests.

Labour unveil radical plan to boost defence spending to 5% of GDP - by shrinking the economy by 50%. The bold initiative has already started with Government departments being instructed to do all they can to shrink the economy.

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Everything we were told violated basic medical science. You don’t mass vaccinate during a respiratory pandemic. Cloth masks don’t stop a 0.1 micron virus. Early treatments were known. Doctors knew this. And many still complied—because medicine was politicized. That’s when trust was broken.

Took turns raping a 12yr old British girl for 3 days. Just a typical day in modern Britain.

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It was a difficult decision, and not one I take lightly, but I have joined Restore. It has become a locus of nationalist energy. For any political party to ultimately succeed, it must attract mass support, attract counter-elites, advance a coherent ideology and policy, and also have significant funding. Restore does not have these all yet. It is not yet better than competing nationalist parties in all regards. But, crucially: it could be. I see the risk worth taking. The good parts: - Restore has a sitting MP. - Restore is attracting a large amount of funding. - Restore stands much better chances (and is doing much better at) attracting a counter-elite. You could say Lowe already is an elite, and in general there are lots of supporters of a very high caliber congealing around the party. You need ferociously smart and experienced people to turn a country around. - Restore is also attracting large amounts of support from people from all walks of life: from facebook boomers, to internet rightists, tech bros, nationalist newbies, and beyond. Even my mother is getting involved. The bad parts: - Restore is doing a poor job at advancing a coherent ideology and policy. Some of the criticism on this matter is correct. Some of it not. I don't need to relitigate this. But overall Restore could be doing a lot better. - Restore is doing a poor job with leaflets and billboards. They are not attractive. I say this as someone who's done occasional graphic design for a competing nationalist party. This is not a subjective matter: there are universal principles of design that are being broken here. I do not know the internal process, but please find someone else to do these, and/or do less design-by-committee. Ultimately, I view the lack of policy as more readily remediable than a lack of support. A small group of dedicated people can fix policy, as long as the party leadership is on board. Not much of the policy even needs to be "new". There is an incredible amount of good material out there on policy from the likes of Reiners, North, and beyond. It need not take an inordinate amount of time to fix the policy problem, because a lot of the hard thinking has already been done. It need not take an inordinate amount of effort, either. A certain green-coloured nationalist party shows that you can put out a consistent message and a consistent set of interconnected policies, with even meager resources. It is ultimately a matter of will by the leadership. Pay some people to help out, if need be. Some unsolicited advice: Restore needs a tech team. AI is rapidly advancing. In the past three years we've gone from "a toy" to "white collar work will never be the same". Over the next three years, by 2029, we'll see a comparable jump in capabilities again. Do not sleep on this. The first mover advantage will be real. Charlie: Please, let's not tie Restore to Christianity. Maybe it was a gaffe, I don't know. But it is a strategic mistake to alienate non-Christians. A movement that pitches its tent as wide as possible, without sacrificing core goals, will inevitably be more successful than one that pushes potential supports away for inconsequential reasons. British people are a genetic group, not a religious one. Christianity is not a core goal. Rescuing ourselves from replacement is. In summary, I have reason to be hopeful. These problems are fixable. We can Restore.