We demand that only British citizens be permitted to vote or hold public office at any level
All people around the world look out for the interests of those who are dear. It is a universal, and positive, way of thinking and behaving. Indeed, the Nationalist movement should actively encourage such communally-minded behaviour in our people. The issue arises when we understand the purpose for the existence of the state and the national community:
That the British state can only justify its existence if it exists to prioritise the wellbeing of its OWN people.
There are two arguments therefore as to why it is essential that participation in politics and public offices of the nation must be limited to only our own citizens.
Firstly, because it ensures that the political governance of the state will permanently and totally remain in the hands of people who, by nature, will look out for the interests of their own - namely, British people.
Secondly, because it eliminates the ability for malicious actors, often treacherous British people themselves, to create subversion. The most blatant example of this occuring is in the way that governments over the past three decades have weaponised immigration and demographic change for political purposes. They realised that their policies had lost the support of the voter, and in their mind, the solution was not to change the policies (why would they, since those policies lead to profit) but to change the voters. And so, particularly the left, utilised immigration as a cudgel with which to further their self-interested agenda. The implementation of demand three would eliminate the possibility for this to ever happen again.
A final point must be made, that in most cases, it would even be in the interests of foreign residents who lived or temporarily worked as guests to live under such a policy. The things which have drawn them to this country to begin with are things which the native population put into place, and allowing those things to be subverted or change would damage their lives just as much as it would damage the lives of our own native people.
A nation must belong to its people, and it must remain that way.
By Alek Yerbury
Party Leader
