Our work analyses legal, political, and constitutional developments shaping the country today, with a central focus on the Labour Government’s proposed “Reset” policy in relations with the European Union.
Through evidence-based research, detailed analysis, and multiplatform engagement, the Foundation seeks to inform public debate and defend the principles of national self-government and the sovereignty of the United Kingdom Parliament.
Burnham has declared war on Britain’s democracy. This is how we fight back
It’s like the Jacobites in the 18th century, when the old and new Stuart Pretenders in exile tried to regain the Crown in 1715 and then 1745, until they were routed. This time, however, it is betrayal by Fifth Columnists inside our own country itself.
Read More »Starmer’s Brexit reset is an assault on British democracy
Parliamentary sovereignty is the epitome of British democracy. Voters elect their Members of Parliament, who answer to them in the ballot box at general elections. Parliament authorised the referendum, by which MPs outsourced the decision as to whether the United Kingdom would leave the European Union. They voted to leave.
Read More »Backdoor EU betrayal is a threat to our democracy
In a typically sneaky move, the Government organised an unnamed official to leak the news of a fundamental repudiation of the referendum to leave the EU and of our sovereignty – not a reset, a capitulation.
Read More »Our sovereignty is being aggressively undermined behind closed doors
Since the General election, the Labour Government has pursued a vendetta undermining our sovereignty. This sovereignty is democracy in our Parliament, to which the voters send MPs to make your laws. It is what people fought and died for, and which we celebrated in the VE Day celebrations.
Read More »We have sacrificed our noble sovereignty on the altar of the EU Empire
Starmer’s reset betrays all of those who chose to restore democracy to the British people.
Read More »Brexit hating Keir Starmer cannot be trusted on EU issues warns Sir Bill Cash
Brexit was achieved by the British people in the 2016 Referendum and delivered over the last few years by the Conservative Government. The General Election question that must be answered is – how can Keir Starmer be trusted on EU issues as Leader of the Labour Party, when there are such fundamental contradictions between what he is now saying and his previously publicly expressed views on Brexit?
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