Chris S

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Last year, I attacked the Bank of England for their racist employment scheme which specifically excluded white boys and girls from applying. It is pure anti-white racism, obviously. The Bank of England did not like me highlighting that, clearly. Through a subject access request, I have obtained the transcript of the ‘internal video message’ that the Bank of England Governor sent to Bank staff on the 24th of October. It is disgraceful. Here it is, in full. ‘The less good thing and I wish I didn't have to mention these two things together is that I had an entirely frankly regrettable and frankly, well, regrettable is the kindest thing I can say about it, letter from Rupert Lowe MP objecting to the way in which we structure our support for students and objecting particularly to the fact that we do seek to actually make sure that we are able to recruit, you know, from a broad section of society. Our response was very clear and it's very important. We do not discriminate at all. What we do is to run these schemes and we run schemes in the plural, by the way, he seems to think we only run one scheme. That's not true. He seems to be, frankly, only interested in one scheme. Well, you know, that's, I'm afraid, a regrettable thing on his part. And we run these schemes because, as we said in our statement, it is very important we serve the whole people of this country. And I put a lot of emphasis on that. Now, we can't exactly look like all the people of the country, obviously, but I put a lot of emphasis on the fact that I want people to look at the Bank of England and say, yeah, they broadly resemble the country. People like me seem to be in there, you know, that's important. It's how people associate with institutions. It's part of the acceptance of our role, part of the acceptance of what we do. And it’s important. And, and our response was, was very robust on those lines. We are not in any sense - quite the opposite, actually - trying to deny access to anybody, in fact quite the opposite. But we do feel that we have to run schemes to encourage, you know, different parts of the of the society we live in to feel that they can come and work at the Bank of England. So I'm very robust on this. I'm afraid, you know, to my mind, Mr Lowe has stooped to a level that no politician should ever stoop to. It's entirely regrettable. And frankly, we should have no time for this sort of thing. But I think it was important that we had to respond and to respond robustly, and he needs to know what we think.’ Damning evidence. Let me be really clear with my response here. This is NOT appropriate for the Bank of England Governor to use Bank systems to attack a member of parliament on what is a political point. I do NOT believe that white boys and girls should be banned from certain schemes. That is racism, quite obviously. Two severe issues. The first being that the Governor must not engage in political attacks using the Bank’s resources. His attack is a blatant breach of their own rules. The second being the horrific anti-white racism on show. I will be taking this up through the appropriate channels in Parliament. The Bank of England Governor must resign.

The soaring cost of living is suffocating, but let’s not pretend that this is some unstoppable phenomenon. This is caused by politicians, and it can be solved by politicians - just different politicians who have the courage to do what needs to be done, however unpopular that may be. Above all else, we need to brutalise the size of the state. I mean brutalise. Like nothing that has ever been seen. A public sector bonfire that is visible from space - that is what Restore Britain would do. We would deliver a Britain that lives within its means. In fact, we would be forced to go further. The immediate priority has to be paying off the national debt. Vast interest repayments on that debt are a boot on Britain’s neck. Billions and billions, just spent on interest. No household could live like that, so why can we allow the country to do so? This is debt in our name. It's on us. Our children and grandchildren. What an inheritance that is. We need to cut the debt, not just the deficit. I am going to be entirely honest here. That will be painful - really, really painful. There are no easy solutions, no easy times. We had that, and it’s led us here. To hard times. We now need hard solutions. That’s just the honest truth. Don’t like it? Don’t vote Restore Britain. I’m not promising some utopia like the others. I’m telling the truth. What a mad idea that is. There is one answer, and one answer only. Hack down the size of the state, and drastically reduce tax. Bring it all down, in a way that’s never been seen before in Britain. And yes, that will mean the state does less. GOOD. I want hardworking families to keep more of THEIR money, and they can decide how it’s spent. Thresholds raised, rates slashed. VAT, alcohol duty, fuel duty - all cut. Resist the stealth taxes they all pretend don’t exist. We will REWARD work. I think the state is bad. I think the individual is good. I trust the individual to make the decisions that are best for them and their family. I do not trust the bureaucrat to spend your money in the best possible way. Do you? Growth only comes from the following things. A far smaller state. Lower taxes. More people working. Fewer people scrounging. Cheaper energy. Stronger borders. A secure society. Actual production. I want the Government to do a very small list of things, but to do them very well. Protect our people, protect our borders, protect our interests. Other than that, no thanks. That is the only way to get the cost of living under control, there is no other way. We must crush parasitic Britain. There is now a political party dedicated to doing exactly that. Restore Britain.