We demand that tariffs be applied where necessary to protect and foster the development of British enterprises. International capitalism, and its relentless destruction of British industries, must be ended.

The first economic responsibility of the British state is to its own people. One of the ways to achieve this is to work towards the ideal of self-sufficiency as a nation. Although total autonomy is not achievable, the objectives of trade policy must be to minimise imports (as far as reasonably practical), maximise exports of surplus goods, and prevent trade from harming the income and productivity of British citizens.

International free-market capitalism, increasingly unregulated, has done obscene damage to our country. The industries which provided employment, income and purpose for generations have been relocated to the slums of Asia and other ‘developing’ countries. There are entire regions of Great Britain where our people have faced generations of unemployment (and the dependency and welfare-slavery that goes with it).

The National Agenda must therefore include measures to promote the re industrialisation of the country, so that it might provide enormous employment opportunities at entry level for our people, and so that it might create a collective autonomy for the British state via its reduced dependency on the rest of the world for industrial products.

Tariffs and trade controls must be deployed in order to protect and grow British industries. Resources which we already possess, particularly minerals and fuels, should be used as we possess them rather than imported, and trade controls will be essential to facilitate this. The raising of capital necessary to preserve British industries against overseas competition in slave conditions can be achieved by developing pioneering and specialised industries in Great Britain, with a view to creating products for export that are unmatched anywhere else in the world.

The British people are naturally industrious, creative and organised, they simply need an environment in which these qualities can flourish.