Who gets forgotten by every government? 

The self-employed and the small business. Why? Because bigger businesses have the clout that goes with big money donations to political parties that will do their bidding.

Not only do we need to break the corruption inherent in parties being funded by business and unions, but we also need to break down those businesses into smaller units.

Is it right that the same department stores and supermarkets operate in high streets across the country. It is getting worse - the number of "clone towns" is growing each year, with each high street effectively the same.....

Now, some may say "who cares as long as I can get food to eat at a reasonable price", but from a democratic perspective it skews elections and makes politicians beholden to the big forces.

From a small enterprise perspective the self employed builder and plumber cannot compete with a large concern that can charge lower prices, employ cheap labour (often from abroad) and monopolise the industry even though he may provide the classier service and skilled attention to detail....

The small shop often cannot compete, unless it is a niche outlet (ethnic food etc). Eventually 5 or 6 big corporations will run all retail food outlets... Essentially monopoly capitalism has the same effects as communism - a restriction of consumer choice in certain spheres of the economy.

The more of us stop being self-employed or in small enterprises the less private enterprise means to people - and guess what? When that happens people turn to Marxists like Mr Corbyn, because they no longer have a stake in the economy and instead of trying to branch out on their own, striving for self-reliance, they find their efforts crushed by the big forces.

We need monopoly control. We need a ban on most mergers. We need a tax system that massively favours small enterprise over big business. We need far more individual retailers - butchers, bakers etc rather than these being provided by the hypermarkets...

We need to reverse the trend and become the "nation of shopkeepers and artisans that we once were".......

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Localism works for ordinary people. Decentralisation is best for those most vulnerable. Here's a few examples......

1). A family moves from one location to another to ensure their child has a better education.... Then the local council decides to close the two schools, and merge them into one. The family is back to square one, due to centralisation.

2) Two libraries exist. One in the West of town, and one in the East. Mrs Goggins is frail and cannot get out much, but she can pop to the library in the West as it is very near to her. But the council decides to merge the two libraries as part of their "efficiency" plan. Now Mrs Goggins has to get a bus to reach the central library, but the bus stop is too far to walk to so she rarely goes there.

3) Many local railway stations served local communities up until the 1960s. Though they were "loss making" they did provide transport for those without cars. Then, in the 1960s the governments gave Dr Beeching the thankless task of deciding which to keep and which to close. His name became reviled in rural England for decades afterwards, though the people who hatched the plan remained anonymous...

4) Hospitals: Centralisation means that local people have to travel further for routine treatment. And if there is a "hospital bug" more patients are affected..

5) Fire service: I'd rather not wait for the fire brigade to travel miles while I wait for them to put out the blaze. Local fire stations mean they can reach you more quickly...

-- None of the new parties on the scene other than the Populists are picking up on this theme. And some of the older ones, like the National Liberals, have other policies that make them undesirable. We need Populism, we need Localism.....

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Populist beats Green and Lib Dem candidates.

POPULIST candidate beats Green and Lib Dem opponents and comes third in the Shiney Row Ward in Sunderland:

Mel Speding - Labour Party 1,704 (54.4%)

Sally Oliver - Conservative Party 742 (23.7%)

Tony Morrow - Populist Party 414 (13.2%)

Neil Shaplin - Green Party 147 (4.7%)

Nana Boddy - Liberal Democrat 128 (4.1%)

Total Votes: 3135

This is a marvellous council result for the Populist Party, for Tony and the team. The best result the party has achieved. 

We have beaten TWO nationally known parties, and taken the third spot in a strongly Labour ward. This put us on track to field more candidates next time and to build the party in Shiney Row.

Congratulations to Sunderland branch of the Populist Party, and our excellent candidate Tony Morrow!

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The Populist Party is pleased to announce that our candidate for Shiney Row ward (Sunderland Council) is Mr Tony Morrow.

The Populist Party stands for:

Localism
Referenda
Economic Protectionism
Turning off the big business immigration tap
Training and apprenticeships
Standing up to the multinationals
Tough law and order
Reform of the banking system
Breaking down of big business monopolies
Traditional values - not political correctness
Ecology and conservation
A mixed economy of both public and private ownership
Defending jobs and public services
A Brexit that works for the workers

Even if you don't live in Shiney Row, and cannot vote for Tony, find out more about the party based upon fairness and values. Next time there may be a candidate in YOUR ward.

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Theresa May's game plan.

To make Brexit unpopular with both sides by surrendering over the Brexit divorce bill..

The die-hard Remainers will say that far from us saving money each year it will continue to cost us, but without the "benefits" (in their eyes) of EU membership.

And (she hopes) the Leave vote. rs will about turn on the issue and back a last minute 2nd referendum in favour...as the payments prevent us from clawing back the billions that Brexit was meant to have saved the British taxpayer...

WE know where the blame lies - with the old parties - all 3

1) For a stitch up referendum in which the Tories were chosen by the

Electoral Commission to represent both sides. Cameron v Boris.

2) For giving the EU the opportunity to continue to bleed us dry and be portrayed as the victim in the costly divorce.

3) For the Tory annexation of UKIP, so that no viable anti-EU party with money or mass membership could fight them. UKIP councillors have deserted the party in droves and it is likely that the MEPs will follow suit once their EU funding dries up...

This is a stitch up of the biggest kind. And it needs punishing.

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Immigration:

The system regenerates each time a second generation worker expects a Western wage.

Eventually the amount of tax that can be levied to support services etc will be restricted as the average pay per person drops alarmingly.

The proliferation of lettings instead of owner occupation, the pound shops and the loans companies show there is something deeply amiss with our economy and what was once called recession is actually the norm, due to big business employing people without the purchasing power of previous generations.

"Immigrants do jobs that most British workers would never do!" say liberals

1. How many of these jobs are even seen by British workers? If they are advertised in Polish etc how can English speakers find them?

2. Immigrants have children here. 2nd, 3rd generation British face competition from newcomers, and these newcomers' children also face competition driving wages down over generations.

3. Immigrants age too (they don't all return to the motherland after making their money here) so the argument about needing them due to an aging population is bogus,unless one plans to kick people out on their 65th birthday.

4. We need to get our people (of whatever ethnic origin) off the dole and back into work by training them and giving them a future. We need a welfare system that rewards work rather than acting as a disincentive, and provides a living wage for workers. Full employment not welfare dependency.

5. Businesses are using immigrants not just for cheaper labour, but also to avoid training people. If pre-trained people emigrate from a poorer country then the immigrant is grateful for the work and raised standard of living and the boss gets cut price labour, but we still have to pay in the form of a huge benefits and crime issue as a result of generational unemployment. There is also a "brain drain" on the poor nation if their talented workers leave

6. The Green belt and countryside gets eaten away as more homes are needed, the schools face huge problems with translation issues and rising class sizes, the "bad" immigrants require more prison places as a larger population means more criminals, not just more decent citizens (no race or nation is 100% law abiding).

The mass immigration we are seeing benefits the richest in society - those who want cheap nannies, gardeners etc, the capitalists who have no national affiliation, the property developers and those who deal with money transactions as immigrants send money "back home" to relatives. Permanent Immigration is a "capitalist con-trick" and people of colours, creeds and origins should look behind the motivations of those who promote it. 

Any "left-wing" party that is for immigration is acting as useful idiots for the capitalists...

What We Support:

· A government that will put the national interest first.

· Leaving the EU, but keeping the workers' conditions it legislated for.

· Ending open borders, and stopping immigration, so our services are
able to cope and our identity preserved.

· Withdrawing from NATO, but keeping our nuclear deterrent. An
independent foreign policy for Britain. Become a neutral country like
Switzerland.

· Public ownership of the utilities – gas, electricity, water, coal – and an
NHS that is free at the point of use.

· Clampdown on corporate tax avoidance. Bring the banking system
into public ownership to provide necessary credit to ordinary people,
to increasing national investment, and eliminate the national debt and
austerity measures.

· The introduction of a Basic Income Scheme to top up low wages and
deter social security fraud. Fair pay for an honest day’s work.

· Developing self-sufficient agriculture and fishing industries in Britain.

· Tougher treatment of criminals; no more open prisons, soft
sentencing or early release of prisoners. Life sentences to mean life.
No release for child molesters and murderers.

· Greater discipline in schools. Traditional methods of education and
an emphasis on subjects that can be used in the workplace. No to
citizenship lessons and sex education that can be used to
indoctrinate pupils.

· Government controls over the price of rent, fuel and public transport.

What We Oppose :

· The “me-first” crass consumerism culture of modern America and its
replacement of traditional British values and culture.

· TTIP, the EU-US Trade Agreement which threatens our NHS.

· Intervention in the Middle East in support of Israel.

· VAT – which hits the poorest the most.

· Money transfer firms that drain our economy as money made here is
spent overseas.

· The financial advantage of political parties that are funded by unions
or business. We say only their members should fund them.

· Greedy developers who use open borders as an excuse to build on
our countryside.

· Big business using immigration to avoid training and employing local
workers on a fair wage.

· Supermarkets and chain stores having unfair advantages over small
business.

· Liberals, globalisation, religious fanaticism, political correctness.

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