Alek Yerbury

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The way in which Reform is turning back into the Conservative Party it spawned from isn't unique to the Conservatives, it's something that has happened in nationalist politics for about half a century. It seems that virtually every party, one after the other, has gone through the following steps: 1) Identify issues with the current methods or organisation, and as a consequence withdraw to create an alternative. 2) Very quickly switch from trying to draw in new supporters to trying to win over supporters from the organisations it walked away from 3) In order to do this, revert back to doing the exact same thing that it walked away from, thus defeating the entire purpose of creating something new. And this cycle has repeated for about 50 years, and it is why the last thing I have any interest in doing with a new Party is compromising (i.e. reverting) back to the same ideas, people and methods that I walked away from.

Never ceases to amaze me the degree to which people can simultaneously crusade against usury and international finance, and then simultaneously sell out their core beliefs for trivial amounts of money.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, the Sunderland/Peterlee branch meeting is postponed to Saturday June 29th. Anyone wanting to attend should contact the Branch at: [email protected]

People have asked: 'When will the Party come to my area?' The answer is: 'When someone in that area is willing to make it so.' For the Party to succeed it must become more than one person, not a travelling roadshow but a fully realised political movement.

Ultimately, I think that the clamouring to 'Vote Reform' as a way of eliminating the Conservatives (even though Reform IS the Conservatives), and the way many people even on the right are encouraging it despite openly admitting that it isn't really an alternative, really highlights the degree to which the fixation on 'immediate' solutions rather than spending any kind of energy organising and planning alternatives, is one of the biggest obstacles to actually succeeding. With regards to the National Rebirth Party, it will go on the offensive when it is organised and equipped to do so, and not before.

I published this on Christmas Day, 2023

I can see one or more of the following three things happening with regards to Reform UK at the General Election next year: 1) They do what Farage did with the Brexit party and withdraw some of their own candidates to assist the Tories. 2) They poll far fewer votes than would be expected, likely because they aren't different enough from the Conservatives to cause a non-voter to actively vote. I have asked the question even to Reform officials to describe the differences between Reform and the Conservatives and they struggled to answer. 3) That in the event that they do win any seats at local or constituency level, they go into coalition with the Conservatives, thus defeating the purpose of the party.

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I maintain that reading and scrutinising the Old Party manifestos and pledges is a pointless exercise, because you can't trust any of them to actually tell the truth or do what they say. The manifestos may as well go unpublished and it would change nothing.