Gay not queer, autistic, non-woke. Permanent resident of the friend-zone. Proud godfather to two fantastic kids.
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@AldiUK @Tesco @Morrisons @asda @sainsburys Are supermarkets planning to issue an apology to all the customers they harassed during the mask mandates?
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Martin Lee retweeted
Was Russell Brand just an ordinary lad who got lucky as he scaled the greasy pole to success, or is there reason to believe this alumni of an elite drama school is a lifetime actor & asset, with links to Monarch mind control & intelligence agencies?
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Martin Lee retweeted
Good morning (again) fellow travellers.
Last week I promised you a grand plan for Britain to become sovereign again, which I’ve been working on for several weeks. It’s finally live.
Most of you will have 'noticed' that every government promises growth and lower migration, and delivers neither. Real wages are where they were in 2008, and around 4.5 million people arrived on a long-term basis between 2021 and 2024 despite promises from every party in that period to bring the numbers down. British industry pays £90.55 a megawatt-hour for electricity, 49% more than its French competitors. The state owns very little and forbids a great deal, and it still can’t build a reactor in under fifteen years.
As a result, many people ask the entirely reasonable question: “Why does nothing in this country ever get built?”
The answer is simple...
The people who run the British state are paid the same whether anything gets built or not, and as anyone who has actually done it will tell you - BUILDING STUFF IS HARD - especially for people with zero real world operational experience. So guess what? Nothing gets built!
That used to be sort of survivable, papered over with cheap credit and the Bank’s asset purchases. But it very much won’t be once the AI tidal wave arrives at scale. Within a decade the state, the banks and the NHS will all run on it, and right now every last bit of it is rented from American companies, or Chinese ones if you fine-tune the open models. Whoever owns the models sets the price and holds the off switch. We sold DeepMind for £400m and Arm for £24bn, then signed a deal to rent the models back from the people who bought them and …called it ‘sovereignty’. We’ve become brilliant at starting world-class businesses, and then when they need serious capital to scale, we let them walk out the door to list or sell abroad, mostly in America. The jobs, the tax and the next generation of founders go with them, and the loss compounds every year they’re gone (hat tip @andyroocraig). That’s how Britain becomes a vassal state at best, and a permanent global underclass at worst.
As the increasingly prescient @trevgoes4th says, AI is the white walkers and everything else is downstream noise. And, as is their wont/programming, SW1 is only focused on the latter.
So this new piece sets out what I loosely call 'The Synthesis', an idea I floated in @GreatBritishTT’s Brain Trust, where it got the nod and a few good additions. It takes the great thinkers and schools of thought Britain needs to learn from now, lattices them together where they complement each other, and builds one programme from them: a temporary build-out state, run by accountable delivery bodies staffed with seasoned operators who have actually built things, paid like the private sector and fired like it too, with an expiry date written into law for every one of them. Cheap power comes first, then compute and models Britain owns. The spending cuts come wholesale from GBTT’s alternative budget, and the whole thing is judged by two tests in year eight: is the state smaller, and is the median household safer and better paid?
It also covers migration (hat tip @charliecolecc and @jonatanpallesen again), fixing our capital markets so the next Arm stays British, a new His Majesty’s Constabulary, why Bentham’s Panopticon finally gets built - and much, much more.
It’s a 16,000+ word labour of love, so make a coffee (or three).
Link to article in next post, hope you enjoy.
Best wishes,
AFC
Good morning fellow travellers.
So you’ve noticed the immigration problem - despite the promises of multiple election results and one huge referendum result to halt it - just isn’t going away?
They tell you YoY numbers are down but that’s only because they went so insanely parabolic previously. And they singularly fail to mention that just this year, so far, we allowed a Portsmouth sized amount of non EEA migrants to come here - hat tip @charliecolecc who is doing excellent work on this.
Many people ask the entirely reasonable and correct question: “But, if we the British people voted against it, then why does this happen at all?”
The answer is simple.
The modern globalist model runs on labour arbitrage. Import cheap labour, legal and otherwise, and wages stay flat. Flat wages keep inflation contained, which matters more in Britain than almost anywhere else: roughly a quarter of our gilts are index-linked, so every point of CPI goes straight onto the interest bill on £3 trillion of debt. Contained inflation keeps rates down, cheap money keeps asset prices up, and high asset prices keep the donor class happy. It's a closed loop, and everyone outside it pays to keep it running.
The AI age will change this.
Once the immutable data on what these migrants do is widely distributed and interrogated and understood so the population understands in unequivocal terms that 99% of them add nothing but take as much as they can from taxpayer funded initiatives the mood music will change. I suggest taking the approach Denmark has with the excellent @jonatanpallesen in this respect. Pure data that proves the anecdotal experience.
But, and here is the kicker, automation will be hugely long term deflationary. It will also mean that our own high trust and educated people - especially in white collar jobs - will, for a period, experience a displacement of job opportunities where they lose employment altogether or rehire lower down the income distribution; an Engel’s pause basically whilst the new labour paradigm shifts into gear, certain jobs are wage and status privileged for a period (eg the build out) and eventually new white collar (and other) jobs are created.
There will then - given the numbers - be too many people per job. As we will have to absorb the displaced or lost jobs of our own people at scale, the cost of the welfare to subsidise foreign workers low pay, let alone foreign indolents free lifestyles - ON TOP - will not be affordable in this transition. Which means the umbilical cord of state sponsored welfare will be cut. Which means these people will have no incentive to stay. Which means they will start to leave. Of their own accord.
You can, of course, also create a hostile environment to encourage them to leave peacefully if their own accord or even pay them to leave (cheaper than paying them to stay which is what we effectively do now). This is the most moderate option on the table based on historic precedent where such periods of dislocation and social unrest lead to ugly inhumane mass civil conflict. So you limit what access to state services they can get. There are a host of other humane and reasonable options too that I leave others more attuned to the culture war to opine on; I am purely interested in the socio economic vector, and what it costs. Currently it is clear to me that only @RestoreBritain and @SDPhq understand this, or, have the minerals to state it publicly and offer viable humane solutions.
I am currently finishing off an article on this very topic - which I see as being the greatest existential threat to Britain that exists. As @trevgoes4th has (so often) presciently stated “AI = the white walkers and everything else is downstream noise”.
This piece is complex and has taken weeks to write - but it will set out a grand plan for Britain to become truly sovereign again.
Busy weekend just started, so will publish Tuesday next week. Hope you’re all having a good one!
Best wishes,
AFC
Martin Lee retweeted
A perfect example of the obsession with "safety" for cyclists over that of anyone else. Where's the path? 1.2m minimum width for a footpath. Plonking a cycle path through the pavement expecting everyone to cross a cycle lane to even walk down the street is madness.
Went with @newdawn75 earlier in the year to review the floating bus stop on Harleyford Road in Vauxhall London. The design is an accessibility nightmare & it is dangerous. No real kerbs, very narrow pavement on the building line & red tactile blisters with no controlled crossing.
Martin Lee retweeted
🇬🇧 Ex-Green who defected to the Tories argues Conservatives should face ZERO consequences for violating human rights with LOCKDOWNS and forced vaccinations.
🇬🇧 "We messed up."
@WillColeshill to Tory: You flooded Britain with MILLIONS of migrants. How are you a right-wing party?
Martin Lee retweeted
"You have a Labour Party that's abandoned labour and a Conservative Party that's conserved nothing."
I joined the SDP because it is the only party that has the right diagnosis, and the core philosophy, that Britain needs to adapt, survive and thrive in the 21st century.
Before I launched my leadership campaign, @WilliamClouston and I sat down to talk about it.
Martin Lee retweeted
🇬🇧 Tory: "The Conservative Party is the ONLY party interested in protecting women."
@WillColeshill points out that this isn't true, as the Conservative Party is the party of MASS MIGRATION.
Martin Lee retweeted
I have introduced a bill to introduce compulsory labelling of halal and kosher meat.
Consumers have a right to know what they are eating. Yet every day people are consuming halal and kosher meat without knowing it - that’s meat where the animal has its throat slit and often is not stunned before slaughter.
At its heart, this is a straightforward proposal built on consumer choice, animal welfare and transparency. It is not about banning halal or kosher meat but about the compulsory labelling of it, which is currently only voluntary, so as to ensure consumers know what they are buying.
What began as a limited religious exemption has become an increasingly significant part of meat production.
Just got some Lidl mince pies same as previous years, and now discovered they contain synthetic folic acid. As a man in his 60s I'm unlikely to get pregnant any time soon. I know just the person to give them to though - he doesn't see any issue with mass medication via food.
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Martin Lee retweeted
Ultimately, was it necessary to send Brand to prison- couldn't we have just given him a pamphlet?
I held out for years, but recently bought a small rice cooker. Amazing bit of kit - wish I'd bought it years ago!
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Martin Lee retweeted
Good morning fellow travellers.
So you’ve noticed the immigration problem - despite the promises of multiple election results and one huge referendum result to halt it - just isn’t going away?
They tell you YoY numbers are down but that’s only because they went so insanely parabolic previously. And they singularly fail to mention that just this year, so far, we allowed a Portsmouth sized amount of non EEA migrants to come here - hat tip @charliecolecc who is doing excellent work on this.
Many people ask the entirely reasonable and correct question: “But, if we the British people voted against it, then why does this happen at all?”
The answer is simple.
The modern globalist model runs on labour arbitrage. Import cheap labour, legal and otherwise, and wages stay flat. Flat wages keep inflation contained, which matters more in Britain than almost anywhere else: roughly a quarter of our gilts are index-linked, so every point of CPI goes straight onto the interest bill on £3 trillion of debt. Contained inflation keeps rates down, cheap money keeps asset prices up, and high asset prices keep the donor class happy. It's a closed loop, and everyone outside it pays to keep it running.
The AI age will change this.
Once the immutable data on what these migrants do is widely distributed and interrogated and understood so the population understands in unequivocal terms that 99% of them add nothing but take as much as they can from taxpayer funded initiatives the mood music will change. I suggest taking the approach Denmark has with the excellent @jonatanpallesen in this respect. Pure data that proves the anecdotal experience.
But, and here is the kicker, automation will be hugely long term deflationary. It will also mean that our own high trust and educated people - especially in white collar jobs - will, for a period, experience a displacement of job opportunities where they lose employment altogether or rehire lower down the income distribution; an Engel’s pause basically whilst the new labour paradigm shifts into gear, certain jobs are wage and status privileged for a period (eg the build out) and eventually new white collar (and other) jobs are created.
There will then - given the numbers - be too many people per job. As we will have to absorb the displaced or lost jobs of our own people at scale, the cost of the welfare to subsidise foreign workers low pay, let alone foreign indolents free lifestyles - ON TOP - will not be affordable in this transition. Which means the umbilical cord of state sponsored welfare will be cut. Which means these people will have no incentive to stay. Which means they will start to leave. Of their own accord.
You can, of course, also create a hostile environment to encourage them to leave peacefully if their own accord or even pay them to leave (cheaper than paying them to stay which is what we effectively do now). This is the most moderate option on the table based on historic precedent where such periods of dislocation and social unrest lead to ugly inhumane mass civil conflict. So you limit what access to state services they can get. There are a host of other humane and reasonable options too that I leave others more attuned to the culture war to opine on; I am purely interested in the socio economic vector, and what it costs. Currently it is clear to me that only @RestoreBritain and @SDPhq understand this, or, have the minerals to state it publicly and offer viable humane solutions.
I am currently finishing off an article on this very topic - which I see as being the greatest existential threat to Britain that exists. As @trevgoes4th has (so often) presciently stated “AI = the white walkers and everything else is downstream noise”.
This piece is complex and has taken weeks to write - but it will set out a grand plan for Britain to become truly sovereign again.
Busy weekend just started, so will publish Tuesday next week. Hope you’re all having a good one!
Best wishes,
AFC
Martin Lee retweeted
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