Ordinary people all over Britain have begun asking themselves why they’re paying toward agendas that harm us, our children and our environment.
The millions of disparate voices have inevitably begun to resonate as one, and there is now a growing movement of those who are no longer content to pay their council tax, which corrupt politicians are planning to raise.
If you discuss this with a member of our community who, like with all other topics, has invested little time to think about it, they’ll likely respond asking if you’re OK with de-funding essential services like rubbish collection, the NHS or the police and fire service.
Many are now becoming more aware of how the system is set up. That our money goes off to central government, who then re-distribute it around the councils to pay for these things, but that the vast majority of our money is likely used for other initiatives. Those initiatives are almost certainly not going to be providing a service to us, but a gross disservice. Think, paying taxi companies to ferry newly-arrived immigrants around Britain as part of Angela Rayner’s Operation Scatter, or perhaps funding the building of solar farms on land that could have been used for growing vegetables for local consumption.
I ask the question here why this absolute common sense of withholding payments that are being used to fund detrimental agendas has not been arranged well before now by the influential voices whose YouTube channel many will be subscribed to, or whose Patreon accounts many will pay in to.
What is the purpose of those with influence if not to coordinate us? Yes they help to spread important messages, and this is done by journalists who act on behalf of the public, but for those who simply pass on information, as we all do, surely they serve a greater purpose.
It should not have taken the theft of the voice of hundreds of thousands in the South, as Labour cancel elections in a move one would have previously only expected in some banana republic overseas. That said, whatever provided the catalyst for this movement, I hope we see progress.
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