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Anne Marie Waters Sunday 16th January 2022 Anyone who reads this column knows how many of our freedoms we have lost. Covid accelerated this loss, but didn’t create it, [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 9th January 2022 Happy new year! One of life's great gifts is the ability to start again. If we have health, there's no end to [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 5th December 2021 It's been a week since our fourth national conference, and once again, I couldn't be more proud. It was a great success. [...]
OPINION By Frankie Rufolo The leftie darling down under may have been sanctified throughout 2020, but now New Zealand’s Labour Prime Minister is losing the respect she once had. We’ve [...]
Kerry Jones 21st November 2021 The speech linked below sums up everything that is wrong with NATO and especially the UN. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GOvJ3J-1Qik The United Nations was formed on [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 21st November 2021 It is always wise to avoid rushes to judgement. It is always wise to be in full possession of facts before making [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 14th November 2021 Today is Remembrance Sunday. I have just returned from laying a wreath at the Headland Cenotaph in Hartlepool, where I live. I [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 7th November 2021 Try as I might, I cannot figure out how socialism connects to climate, but apparently it does, at least that was a [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 31st October 2021 The actress Joanna Lumley (who I must admit I loved as Patsy in Absolutely Fabulous) has said that rationing may help the [...]
Kerry Jones Thursday 28th October 2021 International organisations such as the United Nations (UN), World Health Organisation (WHO), North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO), World Trade Federation (WTF), and World [...]
Kerry Jones Monday 25th October 2021 To continue from part one.... I will be using the US drawdown of troops, the UK's evacuation of civilians, and future possible ramifications, [...]
Kerry Jones Monday 18th October 2021 The 24 hour news cycle has had a negative effect on the perceptions of great members of the British public. News moves quickly, [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 24th October 2021 General Practitioners (GPs) are primary care doctors who are often the first person a patient sees before being referred on for specialist [...]
Anne Marie Waters 19th October 2021 It is not unheard of - in fact it is common - for the powerful to use a tragic event for their own [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 17th October 2021 "Diversity is our strength". That's what we're told. Incessantly. Relentlessly. Over and over again. But what is not so ever-present is a [...]
Kerry Jones October 10th 2021 We may live on an island but we share this planet with many other countries, which is why International Affairs are so important. Our [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 10th October 2021 It's an issue that pops up very very frequently, especially since the Coronavirus Act removed so many of our rights and freedoms [...]
This blog is an extended version of a letter I sent to the Daily Telegraph for publication and to GB news. Both ignored it. I am a member of several [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 19th September 2021 My mother lives in Ireland. I have not seen her since 2018 and with threat of another lockdown hanging over us, I [...]
Warning: Graphic Content This is a report by The Animal Justice Project In January 2021, an industry-wide review of the Welfare of Animals at the Time of Killing (WATOK) [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 5th September 2021 Imagine a scenario. A 12 or 13 year old child is at school. School has been rather difficult for the past couple [...]
by Paul Burgess, For Britain Spokesman for the Environment Huge numbers of people in a large number of industries depend on the myth of man made climate change. For a [...]
Anne Marie Waters Monday 30th August 2021 It's been a busy weekend. It's been a weekend of variety: a variety of the most serious issues we face as a [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 22nd August 2021 Does it matter what people believe? Of course it does. But let's take a scenario. If I was to tell an open border [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 8th August 2021 Last Sunday, I spent the afternoon at Speakers' Corner in Hyde Park, London. You can read a review here and watch a [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday 3rd August 2021 It's quite a place. This small corner of Hyde Park in London has been a place of open speech and debate for [...]
By Mike Speakman, For Britain Nominations Officer. Now that the dust has mostly settled on this by election, I thought I would pen a few thoughts.... The party has a [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 18th July 2021 Tomorrow is "freedom day". Or it was. Nothing is certain. We'll have to see. It turns out that today, the health secretary [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 11th July 2021 Modern life can be very confusing. Indeed, at times, it's a living contradiction. Today is an exciting day for football fans. It [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 4th July 2021 While it is only barely standing, standing it is - Labour's Red Wall (its northern heartlands) has not quite yet crumbled. This [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday 29th June 2021 The effects of COVID-19 are still disproportionately being felt by the travel industry - one industry that is unlikely to return to [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 27th June 2021 Yesterday we had the most fantastic day in Batley and Spen! I deeply appreciate everyone who came along (we have a party [...]
This article will provide you with all the information you need to show why the Batley schoolteacher and his family are in hiding fearing for their lives. Please share it [...]
Anne Marie Waters 21st June 2021 As soon as we announced we were standing in the Batley and Spen by-election, the Twittersphere "anti-fascists" began pounding on their keyboards. "Fascists" this [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday 15th June 2021 Boris Johnson yesterday announced that the so-called "day of freedom" is to be delayed by a month. He insists however that it [...]
Anne Marie Waters Monday 14th June 2021 When I was a young child, my mother would collect me from primary school every afternoon. The routine was: home from school, [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday June 6th 2021 I announced this week that I'm standing in the Parliamentary by-election in the Yorkshire constituency of Batley and Spen. Let me explain [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday 1st June 2021 It's not news that there was a significant shift towards the Conservatives at the recent local elections in England. Much of this [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 23rd May 2021 In the Queen's speech recently, the Government said it intends to increase sentences for sex offenders. Frankly, I don't believe this will [...]
Now that a little time has passed after the local elections, we have been reflecting on the results and the data, trying to determine what we can learn as a [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday 11th May 2021 It's been a while since my last look at the state of the economy, and at first glance, it seems to be [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 25th April 2021 It's almost unbelievable - too much to take in. It's also a sign of the fall of the judicial and civilised system [...]
On Earth Day, an article from For Britain member Scott Dragland "Science can flourish only in an atmosphere of free speech." -Albert Einstein Hurray for fossil fuels! They have provided [...]
Morrissey has again been trending on Social Media with people telling us how he is irrelevant and nobody knows who he is or cares about him. That he generates so [...]
Scott Dragland is a For Britain member based in the USA. We hear a lot about gun ownership and the 'right to bear arms' in the USA; here Scott talks [...]
by Frankie Rufolo, For Britain Candidate 14th April 2021 I live in a red island surrounded by a deep blue sea – namely Exeter, the Labour capital city of the [...]
On Friday, we lost a constant in of all our lives. A man who, like the Queen, has just 'always been there'. While he was the grand old age of [...]
Cllr Myriam Sohail Tuesday 6th April 2021 ‘Race' and ‘racism’ has been a hot topic of late. It seems as though ‘racism’ is everywhere. So much so that the [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 4th April 2021 If people make a cushy living on the back of "racism", will they want racism to reduce, or even disappear altogether? Of [...]
On Palm Sunday, many Christians in the world will be gearing up for Easter, their most significant religious festival of the year. For Christians, Easter represents the ultimate expression of [...]
by Hugo Jenks, Islam Spokesman There is an inevitability to the response by the Muslim community, whenever someone takes offence. The details may vary, but the pattern is the same. [...]
It shouldn’t need saying but let’s say it anyway - freedom of speech is the cornerstone of democracy. Without free speech, there is no democracy. I’ll explain why this is. [...]
We are very lucky to have the NHS. I know some people roll their eyes at the mention of our health service, and it’s easy to understand why, but perhaps [...]
For years, even decades, people have raised valid concerns about censorship in the UK but we also have a problem with people who don’t see the problem, either seemingly unaware [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 21st March 2021 Leadership is a rewarding but difficult role. Part of it, the difficult part, is decision-making. The person in the leader's chair must [...]
In the middle ages we had religious witch hunters and people were burnt at the stake in the name of that religion. The Green folks of today are also following [...]
Policing is in turmoil and it all could have been avoided. Officers are demoralised and are leaving. I am not going to get into the detail of recent events, but [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 14th March 2021 One of the most common issues I'm hearing about from residents as I campaign for local elections in May, is rubbish! People [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 7th March 2021 Have a look at this headline: Child rapist threatened to kill herself when undeclared device found during visit From this, you would [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday 2nd March 2021 In the United Kingdom in 2021, citizens do not have freedom of speech. That is not a matter of debate, that is [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday February 28th 2021 I'm one of those who romanticises about the Royal family. The Queen, in particular, is one of the few constants in a [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday 23rd February 2021 Boris Johnson has announced plans to move the country out of lockdown. Provided all goes well with the opening of schools and [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 21st February 2021 This May, our local elections return. These were cancelled in 2020 because of COVID restrictions, and it's still unclear exactly how the logistics [...]
Whilst this is a well explored topic these days, I have been prompted to write this by comments passed by a serving police colleague. Apparently one fifth of all calls [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 14th February 2021 Some good news at last! Yesterday in Washington DC, former US President Donald Trump was acquitted on charges of insurrection; namely that [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday 9th February 2021 In recent weeks, an odd occurrence took place on the stock market. It has caused a significant shift in the attitudes of [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday February 7th 2021 I stated on a livestream recently that I would remove the policy of arming the police from For Britain's manifesto and ask [...]
By International Member Phil Kemble in the USA President Trump’s impeachment trial starts in the US Senate on Monday 8 February 2021. It will be the trial of the [...]
Blog from Simon Acreman, Chair of Salisbury Branch In the last year, we have seen things that we would have assumed were only possible in the mind of a conspiracy [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 31st January 2021 Ever since the criminal communist thugs of Black Lives Matter (BLM) illegally rioted across the UK with the help of the police, [...]
For Britain International Member (USA) 29th January 2021 What, exactly, is “America”? Did it exist before 1776? During the War between the States? Will it outlive the federal government? If [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday 26th January 2021 It will come as no surprise to you that I am about to give bad news about the UK economy; particularly unemployment. [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 24th January 2021 It's probably an understatement to say that things are difficult for us all at the moment. Every day it seems we wake [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday 19th January 2021 China's economy is the only major one to grow in 2020. It's no wonder, because it cashed in on the very pandemic [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday January 17th 2021 I was unsure whether or not to write this. First of all because it can result in even greater censorship, and secondly [...]
By Mike Walker, Education Spokesperson Let us all support the millionaire musician Stormzy. He has had a wonderful idea. Scholarships for underprivileged black youngsters (1). However, but we must never [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 10th January 2021 There are events in history that change everything, that make everything clear. This year is young, and yet it has already been [...]
By London Member and Islamic Scholar Mary Andrew. A PDF version of this article can be downloaded at the end of the text. A while ago, on a BBC daytime [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday 5th January 2021 We are only days in to 2021 and once again, Rishi Sunak, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, has shaken the money tree [...]
By Mike Walker, Education Spokesman Oh Joy!!! I must teach 10Y2 Tutor Class, Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education [PSHE]! PSHE is an unnecessary school subject designed for the social [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday December 20th 2020 For most people, Christmas 2020 will be an odd affair. Yesterday, Boris Johnson announced that the relaxation of the unfathomably confusing 'rules' [...]
Mike Walker, Education Spokesman There are many reasons for being a member of For Britain and fighting with Anne Marie. One which I regard to be very personal and heartfelt, [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday December 13th 2020 Following the bulk of a year where we heard little but coronavirus, Brexit is back in the headlines. The reason is a [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday December 8th 2020 News on the British economy this morning is dominated by two things: Brexit and the COVID-19 vaccine. Will we be able to [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday December 6th 2020 The vaccine is here! Since the very beginning of the coronavirus crisis, we've been told again and again that the only way [...]
The Law Commission, a government quango set up to review our laws is currently looking at vastly extending hate crime legislation. They are proposing amongst a whole lot of other [...]
By Hugo Jenks, Islam Spokesman Given that the Labour Party in the UK is becoming increasingly reliant on the Muslim vote – around 85% of that vote goes to Labour [...]
Anne Marie Waters December 1st 2020 There is a short documentary on the BBC website looking at the financial situation for the poorest people in Burnley. A church representative [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday November 29th 2020 Last week was our third national conference and I want to thank everyone again who took part. It's not quite the same [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday November 24th 2020 The run-up to Christmas is vital to the life of some businesses. Retail sales peak at this time of year and for [...]
Last night in Washington the “Million MAGA March” (a protest organised to show support for President Trump) descended into predictable violence as Far Left and Black Lives Matter supporters searched [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday November 8th 2020 Today is Remembrance Sunday. Today is the day we remember those who died in the military service of Great Britain. It's always [...]
Given what is going on in America, now is a good time for the government to learn the lessons. As a young police constable in Liverpool in the 1960’s and [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday November 3rd 2020 It's the development we were all dreading; another lockdown. England will enter a second lockdown - though one not as severe as [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday November 1st 2020 History has its pivotal moments; an event or occurrence from which it is impossible to go back, an event that changes everything. [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday October 27th 2020 Two articles have caught my eye this morning; how jobs are continuing to be lost due to local lockdowns, and the impact [...]
Anne Marie Waters October 25th 2020 It is one of my favourite days of the year; gaining a full hour in the morning to do with what we wish. [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday October 20th 2020 The world economy is moving fast and it isn't easy to keep up. Last week I gave you some detail on the [...]
By Hugo Jenks, Islam Spokesman DHIMMI STATUS Within countries controlled by Islam there are traditionally three choices for non-Muslims: convert to Islam, be executed, or live as a Dhimmi. This [...]
By Mike Speakman, Retired Deputy Chief Constable Policing, Law & Order Spokesman Many professionals from the police and other public bodies warned against the creation of Police and Crime Commissioners. [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday October 18th 2020 I've been clear in the past in my views on the media. I believe it to be nothing short of evil, and [...]
By Hugo Jenks, Spokesman on Islam ALLAHU AKBAR A teacher was beheaded by a Muslim man after he had discussed free speech in his classroom. Before discussing this topic, he [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday 13th October 2020 I'll return to my series of reviews of Thomas Sowell's Economic Facts and Fallacies in the coming weeks, but for now, Rishi [...]
Hugo Jenks, Islam Spokesman The following contains correspondence with the Charity Commission regarding concerns, as widely documented, with Islamic charities and the Commissions approach to them. SCRIPTURAL INSTRUCTIONS There are [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 11th October 2020 Earlier this week, I spoke to Mike Walker, For Britain's new education spokesman. You can view the discussion here. As promised, I [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday October 6th 2020 In recent weeks, I've been covering the work and ideas of American economist Thomas Sowell by reviewing his book Economic Facts and [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday October 4th 2020 It's been a strange week yet again. It seems that every week this year has been a strange one, characterised by new [...]
Over the last few years we have seen increasing examples of how the British Police service has implemented two separate models of policing. This perversion of “one law for all” [...]
Mike Walker September 29th 2020 Sometimes your whole world can change overnight. Everything you’re accustomed to, and which made you happy, is gone in just a few short hours. [...]
Anne Marie Waters September 29th 2020 In this series of blogs, I'm looking at some of the ideas of the American economist Thomas Sowell, and specifically his book Economic [...]
Anne Marie Waters September 27th 2020 A policeman has been shot dead in Croydon by a suspect who had been arrested and transported to custody. Somehow, through his arrest [...]
Boris’s announcement that he will use the military to back up the police has quite rightly raised alarm across the political spectrum, and I think shows signs of confusion in [...]
Anne Marie Waters September 22nd 2020 In the first of this blog series (you can read part one here) I looked at the concept of fallacy as put forward [...]
In the Middle Ages, mankind started to look beyond religious reasons to explain the world around them. The transition from Alchemy to Chemistry was a painful one as many enlightened [...]
Anne Marie Waters September 15th 2020 Here we go again. Yet another rule has been plucked out of the air, yet another demand that we alter even the most [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday September 13th 2020 On my most recent Monday night livestream (which you can see here) I opened a Pandora's Box; I delved in to the [...]
By Hugo Jenks, For Britain Spokesman on Islam 11th September 2020 Out of a blue sky, passenger planes smashed into the twin towers of the World Trade Centre in New [...]
Monty Brack September 9th 2020 In the For Britain Movement, we believe that we have a responsibility towards future generations and to conserve an unspoilt and diverse environment. A [...]
Anne Marie is having a weekend of activism, so this week's Sunday Column has been written by the Party Chairman. "Respect your elders" A phrase we can all remember being [...]
By Councillor Karen King According to a House of Commons Briefing paper, published in 2019, ‘figures from MHCLG show that, for the year ending March 2019, 94% of planning applications [...]
Steven Porter, Mid Kent Chairman 1st September 2020 Love it or loath it, technology is now embedded in our daily lives. It's certainly not going away and we are all [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday September 1st 2020 You may be familiar with Thomas Sowell, the American economist. If not, I recommend his work. He grew up in Harlem and [...]
Frankie Rufolo August 30th 2020 Back in June, there was an online promotion for a “Black Lives Matter” event on the cathedral green in Exeter. One of the pictures [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday August 30th 2020 Yesterday I used public transport for the first time since 'the madness' began. There are plenty of occasions we could name as [...]
By Mike Speakman, Law & Order & Policing Spokesman 26th August 2020 I may stray from my usual brief in this blog, but at heart it really is a law [...]
Anne Marie Waters Wednesday August 26th 2020 There is a strange feeling about Dover, something it's difficult to quite put your finger on. On Saturday, August 22nd, several members of [...]
Monday August 24th 2020 DP Climate alarmism claims to be grounded in science. In reality, however, it displays many of the hallmarks of a religion – and a fundamentalist [...]
By Cllr M Americanos-Molinaro, Hertfordshire Branch Chair 19th August 2020 Recently, an opinion column poured scorn on local Councillors trying to respect constituents’ wishes on planning and housing issues. Their [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday August 11th 2020 It feels as though this column only ever features bad news, but that is hardly surprising given the times we are in. [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday August 9th 2020 Last weekend I spoke at a rally in London demanding the deportation of the 'Rochdale three'. These are three men convicted of [...]
DP August 7th 2020 We have been trained to think of carbon dioxide as a pollutant. Use of the phrase ‘carbon pollution’ has become standard, by both politicians and [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday August 4th 2020 The word that takes centre stage this week is unemployment. Big names are laying off staff in increasingly worrying numbers, and we [...]
By DP 2nd July 2020 This article focuses on a single issue: the idea of a ‘consensus’ on human-caused climate change in the scientific community. I’ll be discussing the origins [...]
Richard Carlyon Tuesday 28th July 2020 The London branch recently opposed an application to turn part of the famous 'Troc', or Trocadero, building into a mega mosque. We learned [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday 28th July 2020 The UK hospitality sector, it was reported today, dropped a massive £30 billion worth of sales during lockdown. Revenue plummeted by 87% [...]
By Frankie Rufolo, Member & Activist 27th July 2020 Recently, Frankie Rufolo commented on Hong Kong during a livestream and was invited to write a blog and make a case [...]
We have all heard the claim that Islam is the fastest growing religion, a claim implying that, were it the case, this would somehow prove Islam's truth and value. Whether [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday July 26th 2020 On Monday morning, July 27th at 4 am, I will set out on a trip to Ramsgate in Kent. I will attend [...]
By Mike Speakman; Law & Order / Policing Spokesman 24th July 2020 The desire to increase minority representation in the police service is rising up the political agenda, again. I [...]
Climate Change: Science or Politics? By DP Recently, Paul Burgess has been producing a series of videos on climate change. These are an excellent resource, presenting information on this subject [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday July 21st 2020 I say the state of the economy today is unknown because it felt like the only appropriate word (other than "terrifying" which [...]
ANNE MARIE WATERS’ SUNDAY COLUMN 'Don't Mask, Don't Get' Sunday July 19th 2020 The mysterious Bristol artist 'Banksy', who anonymously creates graffiti based art in public places throughout the [...]
Anne Marie Waters Saturday July 18th 2020 Good news! For Britain's campaign against the Piccadilly Mosque has been successful. The 1,000 person mosque that was planned for the Trocadero centre [...]
ANNE MARIE WATERS’ SUNDAY COLUMN Immigration and why it matters Sunday July 12th 2020 For Britain recently launched its national campaign against open borders to the world. Illegal immigrants [...]
By Mike Speakman, Policing and Law & Order Spokesman, ex Deputy Chief Constable. 8th July 2020 We all know about the knife crime epidemic in London, but we never thought [...]
By Hugo Jenks, Islam Spokesman I remember the morning of 7/7/2005. It started uneventfully for me. I walked to my job at a small engineering company in Walton on Thames, [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday July 7th 2020 It's back! Our economy has now pretty much re-opened, so how is it going? The short answer is: mixed (again). The re-opening [...]
ANNE MARIE WATERS’ SUNDAY COLUMN In Defence of Democracy (Part Two) Sunday July 5th 2020 In last week's column (which you can read here) I introduced you to my [...]
by Hugo Jenks, Islam Spokesman 1st July 2020 The purpose of a court of law is to ascertain the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, and to [...]
Anne Marie Waters June 30th 2020 The coronavirus pandemic has brought quite a lot of change to our world, and that's putting it rather mildly. On my livestream last [...]
By Frankie Rufolo June 29th 2020 I remember taking part in the members’ poll last year when this unusual issue came up. I later discussed it with Anne Marie Waters [...]
ANNE MARIE WATERS’ SUNDAY COLUMN In Defence of Democracy (Part One) Sunday June 28th 2020 It's a great feeling to finish a book, and I had that feeling last [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday 23rd June 2020 So, we've got the first week of post-lockdown high street trading under our belt, but how did it go? A mixed bag. [...]
SUNDAY COLUMN: Fathers' Lives Matter Anne Marie Waters Sunday June 21st 2020 It was the saddest and most devastating moment of my life so far when my dad passed [...]
Mike Speakman Sunday 21st June 2020 Whilst the deaths and attacks in Reading may not be directly attributable to the preceding Black Lives Matter rally, Black Lives Matter’s rhetoric [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday 16th June 2020 Queues wound through organised blocks yesterday as Britain's retailers re-opened, and we got an idea of the changes we'll see on the [...]
ANNE MARIE WATERS’ SUNDAY COLUMN The Ebb and Flow of Plastic Sunday June 14th 2020 It has been a difficult week in Britain, one of several recent difficult weeks. [...]
Alex Merola Thursday June 11th 2020 In November 2018, six suspects handed themselves over to the police. The police, in turn, scrambled to see if they could be charged [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday 9th June 2020 The news doesn't get much better. The coronavirus crisis carries on and on, our economy gets weaker and weaker, and the pinch [...]
ANNE MARIE WATERS’ SUNDAY COLUMN An Assault Upon the Elderly Sunday June 7th 2020 An Assault Upon the Elderly I recently heard it expressed that British society is engaged [...]
By Mike Speakman, ex Deputy Chief Constable, Policing Spokesman 4th June 2020 I frequently write in these blogs that I am ashamed of the state of modern policing. I never [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday 2nd June 2020 On the 15th of June, some shops in Britain will re-open, but we're not quite clear yet how this will work. Will [...]
31st May 2020 By Ed, Party Chairman this week as Anne Marie is finishing her new book!). This week has been particularly eventful, at a time when every week seems [...]
For Britain activists in London today campaigning against the 'Piccadilly Mosque' Anne Marie Waters Tuesday May 26th 2020 Plans to build a 1,000 person capacity mosque right in [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday May 26th 2020 Former BBC 'Dragon' Theo Paphitis has declared that "retail will never ever be the same again" when economic life begins to stagger [...]
ANNE MARIE WATERS’ SUNDAY COLUMN Police in Barrow are Lying Sunday May 24th 2020 That may be a provocative headline, but I stand by it. I know from bitter [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday May 19th 2020 Last week, in my economic blog, I discussed debt and with it, the power of banks. Debt has exploded over the last [...]
ANNE MARIE WATERS’ SUNDAY COLUMN Fake News - The Outrageous Mainstream Media Sunday May 17th 2020 I had intended to write something different today. I planned to write about [...]
By O.M. McGlade 14th May 2020 Over the past few years I have been thinking a lot about the demographic change taking place around us, whereby relatively low European birth [...]
By Mike Speakman, Nominations Officer 13th May 2020 Anne Marie's mention of visiting the Buchenwald concentration camp, and the impact it made during her recent livestream prompted a memory. In [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday May 12th 2020 If you're a book lover, like me, there will be books in your life that fundamentally change the way you view the [...]
ANNE MARIE WATERS’ SUNDAY COLUMN The Global World Sunday May 10th 2020 We will no longer surrender this country, or its people, to the false song of globalism. - Donald J [...]
I wish to start by stating this blog does not refer to all Muslims. It certainly does not apply to the wonderful nurses, doctors and others who come to our [...]
Anne Marie Waters Tuesday May 5th 2020 Almost a quarter of the UK's workforce is currently funded by the Government. Figures show that 6.3 million people are now paid [...]
ANNE MARIE WATERS’ SUNDAY COLUMN Is The Lockdown Ending? Sunday May 3rd 2020 It's something that none of us have known before, and life is unlikely to return to [...]
By Mike Speakman, Law & Order Spokesman 30th April 2020 There is much speculation about the government's timing of the lockdown; were they too early or were they too late? [...]
Guest Article By Frankie Rufolo 30th April 2020 Recently I was impressed by For Britain London’s short film “Behind the Front”, so I decided to follow it up with an [...]
Anne Marie Waters April 28th 2020 The Government has promised £60,000 to the families of health workers whose relatives die from coronavirus. The measure was announced by Health Secretary [...]
The following is a suggested letter to the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson ([email protected]), as well as Health Secretary Matt Hancock ([email protected]). Please copy and paste and send this to [...]
ANNE MARIE WATERS’ SUNDAY COLUMN Grooming Gang Cover-Up Continues Sunday April 26th 2020 The British Parliament provides a facility for the public to post petitions which, if they gain over [...]
Anne Marie Waters April 22nd 2020 It's easy to criticise the government's handling of the coronavirus crisis, but we should remember we're in unchartered waters and nobody has been [...]
By Phil Kemble 21st April 2020 My experience from debating Patriotic Alternative and why Anne Marie’s video on them is so important for our party I have debated conspiracy theorists [...]
Anne Marie Waters April 21st 2020 An extraordinary thing has occurred on the world markets; the price of oil has fallen below zero for the first time in history. In [...]
ANNE MARIE WATERS’ SUNDAY COLUMN What's behind the climate change movement? Sunday April 19th 2020 Alarmism Under the heading "The Truth" the campaign group Extinction Rebellion (XR) tells us [...]
ANNE MARIE WATERS’ SUNDAY COLUMN Why we must ban the buyback of shares Sunday April 12th 2020 Why now? The coronavirus crisis has once again necessitated a government bailout [...]
ANNE MARIE WATERS' SUNDAY COLUMN What's Really Happening at the Greek Border? A battle between the EU and Turkey. Sunday April 5th 2020 Background For every story, there must [...]
By Mike Speakman, Law & Order Spokesman 31st March 2020 From my first day at Police training school in 1968 it was drummed into us that we police with the [...]
Anne Marie Waters March 30th 2020 Since the outbreak of the global coronavirus pandemic, we have heard startling numbers of cases reported every day, and even more startling numbers [...]
By Suarav Dutt, Author & Political Analyst 30th March 2020 Guest articles do not necessarily represent the views of The For Britain Movement. Is this really a lockdown? Where are [...]
Anne Marie Waters March 25th 2020 When I was a law graduate, I spent a lot of time working around the courts of central London. Much of it was [...]
Anne Marie Waters March 23rd 2020 We have entered a frightening and confusing time with the outbreak of coronavirus. People are uncertain, our society has plunged in to something [...]
By Suarav Dutt, Political Analyst & Author 23rd March 2020 When the COVID-19 dust settles, there has to be a reckoning, and the Chinese government cannot be allowed to deflect [...]
Anne Marie Waters March 19th 2020 On the 16th of March, MPs in our Parliament debated the welfare of animals. This doesn't happen often, and rarely is anything actually [...]
18th March 2020 We are in an ever changing and evolving situation with the Coronavirus pandemic, and many of us are keen to help within our local community as much [...]
Anne Marie Waters March 11th 2020 The Court of Appeal has ruled that people must state their sex (i.e. male or female) on their passports. This may sound like [...]
By Paul Burgess, Spokesman for the Environment 10th March 2020 The very heart of climate alarmism is the claim that CO2 levels control the temperature of the earth. So let [...]
Dr Elle Cockbain is an Associate Professor in Security and Crime Science at University College London. Dr Waqas Tufail is a Senior Lecturer in Criminology at Leeds Beckett University. Dr [...]
Anne Marie Waters March 2nd 2020 Priti Patel’s immigration policies are largely to be welcomed. A points-based system is an obvious method of weighing up a person’s merits and [...]
Getting the basics right at school is one of For Britain's most important policies. Children are leaving our schools without sufficient skills in the most fundamental subjects, such as maths [...]
Alessandro Merola February 28th 2020 I have always considered myself patriotic. What can I say? I love this country. I am who I am today because of my country. [...]
Anne Marie Waters February 23rd 2020 They must know the disquiet it will cause. They must know that the silence will only help to confirm what I and others [...]
Anne Marie Waters February 17th 2020 If you had enormous influence over the minds of the young, how would you use it? Would you teach them to be positive [...]
By Mike Speakman; Retired Deputy Chief Constable, Policing Spokesman 15th February 2020 In recent years, it has sometimes been said, with a sense of irony, that George Orwell’s 1984 was written [...]
Anne Marie Waters February 12th 2020 Rebecca Long-Bailey, a front-runner in the race to be the next Labour leader, has given her backing to the expulsion of "transphobic" members [...]
Anne Marie Waters February 11th 2020 This morning I read the most fascinating string of tweets on the account of Telegraph journalist Allison Pearson (@allisonpearson). It's something I haven't [...]
Anne Marie Waters February 10th 2020 MPs are rarely as vocal as they've been for the last few days. Some have stood up in Parliament to speak out, others [...]
Response to Boris Johnson stating an additional 20,000 PCs will be recruited. By Andy Thomas 6th February 2020 Andy was a serving officer in a Northern Force for 25 years, [...]
Anne Marie Waters February 6th 2020 It is fairly uncontroversial, or should be uncontroversial, for a government's number one priority to be the safety and well-being of those who [...]
Anne Marie Waters February 3rd 2020 "I will cast terror into the hearts of those who disbelieve. Therefore strike off their heads and strike off every fingertip of them" [...]
2nd Feb 2020 As Party Chair, I enter 2020 with a sense of excitement and anticipation. Brexit (although it may not be perfect) has finally happened. The country feels like [...]
Anne Marie Waters January 31st 2020 Well, here it is. The day we've been waiting for. But before we get to the celebrations, let's answer the critics. It's true, [...]
Anne Marie Waters January 30th 2020 A 'grooming gang' consisting of around 55 people has been "taken down" in Scotland, and the case covered up by police. According to [...]
By Mike Speakman, Law & Order Spokesman 28th January 2020 As a retired Deputy Chief Constable, I hang my head in shame at the emerging scandal which must be the [...]
Anne Marie Waters January 25th 2020 Decent transport in a primary prerequisite for a functioning society. We must be able to get around, cheaply and with ease. Our goods [...]
Kadeeja Adam January 22nd 2020 Something called “The Daily Record” has recently published an article about us, portraying us as some kind of Nazi militia! If there was equal [...]
Anne Marie Waters, Party Leader January 20th 2020 The controversial HS2, a high speed rail linking London to Birmingham and Manchester is set to see costs go up to £106 [...]
Anne Marie Waters January 17th 2020 We can expect little better from the press. Once again, the nation's "journalists" are participating in (and encouraging) racial slurs in order to [...]
Anne Marie Waters January 14th 2020 The response of our leaders to the Brexit referendum result taught us a stark lesson, but a valuable one. It revealed that the [...]
By Mike Speakman, Policing Spokesman 13th January 2020 There is a new initiative from the Police Chiefs Council to merge police forces. The last decades have seen an increasing centralisation [...]
Anne Marie Waters January 10th 2020 I have family in the Irish Republic, which doesn’t have an NHS. I know of countless cases, including in my own wider family, [...]
Anne Marie Waters January 9th 2020 The Royal College of GPs has spoken out about delays now experienced by patients waiting to see a doctor. The College calls waiting times [...]
Frankie Rufolo January 9th 2020 Based Amy: Guilty of Patriotism Amy Dalla Mura, a passionate Brexiteer, was recently sentenced to 28 days in prison for shouting at Anna Soubry. This [...]
By Paul Burgess B.Sc., M.Sc., C. Eng, Spokesman for the Environment. 8th January 2020 I so wish there was no need for this but there is a need to start [...]
8th January 2020 Imagine for a moment that in Trump's America, schools started their morning by chanting 'death to Iran'. There would rightly be a media uproar, and 'the left' [...]
Anne Marie Waters January 6th 2020 Mahatma Gandhi once said that the greatness of a nation can be judged by the way its animals are treated. Britain has a long [...]
By Paul Burgess B.Sc., M.Sc. C.Eng, Environment Spokesman 6th January 2020 Dr William Happer is a retired professor of physics from Princetown University with over 200 published papers. He was [...]
Anne Marie Waters December 22nd 2019 Every adult man and woman has the right to live their lives as they prefer. It’s our most fundamental liberty that we are [...]
Barbara Wood December 22nd 2019 In my speech on Freedom, Justice & Democracy at The For Britain Conference 2019, I spoke about the fear that many of us now feel [...]
Anne Marie Waters December 21st 2019 When you have been on the receiving end of the mainstream media, it changes your life. It changes you because you learn firsthand just [...]
Frankie Rufolo December 19th 2019 As soon as Boris Johnson’s victory was declared, the chattering classes of anti-Brexit politicians, journalists and commentators from the Remainstream media, as well as [...]
16th December 2019 We now have 5 years of a Conservative government with a large majority. Brexit, even if not the pure form we would prefer, is happening and so [...]
By Paul Burgess, Environment Spokesman 12th December 2019 Are you sitting comfortably? My story is about two men, Paul and John sitting on a bench in a park. Paul is [...]
Anne Marie Waters December 9th 2019 In our unique immigration policy, For Britain proposes radical reform. We know that migration concerns many Britons, and we also know that an important [...]
Supermarkets made a commitment to stop selling caged hen eggs by 2025. For Britain believes this is not enough! The onus must be on the government to create tougher animal [...]
Anne Marie Waters December 6th 2019 If you read the mainstream press, it will attempt to persuade you that “far right” terrorism is a growing menace in Britain. The [...]
Anne Marie Waters 3rd December 2019 Labour can always be depended upon to defend the indefensible. Birmingham Labour MP Khalid Mahmood has accused the Green Party’s co-leader Jonathan Bartley [...]
Anne Marie Waters, Party Leader December 2nd 2019 Nigel Farage is in a sticky situation. The leaders’ debate that took place on December 1st proved this. Farage spent much of [...]
By Paul Ellis, Legal Officer 30th November 2019 Yesterday’s terror attack on London Bridge brought us images that are now depressingly familiar: Londoners and tourists attacked by a knife wielding [...]
By Anne Marie Waters, Leader November 30th 2019 Two people have been tragically murdered in central London by a jihadist. Usman Khan, a 28 year old from Stoke on Trent, [...]
Mike Speakman 27th November 2019 Policing issues are of some relevance in this election, now only two weeks away. Parties are making commitments which they may or may not [...]
Anne Marie Waters November 25th 2019 Today I produced some videos showing an ambush on myself and other For Britain members by Antifa on Saturday night. The videos are at [...]
From Nissar Hussain, Islam Spokesman 22nd November 2019 Here’s to Sharia Enforcement! Halal – ujah! "We have suffered a total and unmitigated defeat… and I do not suppose that this [...]
By Paul Burgess, Spokesman on the Environment 18/11/19 A short Note Explaining the IPCC: Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change This is assumed to be a scientific body but it is [...]
By Anne Marie Waters 13th November 2019 People who criticise the ideology of Islam can usually report that they have lost friends as a result. I certainly have. But there [...]
By Anne Marie Waters 11th November 2019 It’s no surprise that career politicians talk the talk but rarely walk the walk. Today, on Armistice Day, both Labour and the Tories [...]
By Anne Marie Waters 7th November 2019 Tom Bower has given his book an interesting title: ‘Dangerous Hero’. I would say he is half right. Dangerous yes, but no hero, [...]
Dear UKIP Member, As an ex member of UKIP myself, it gives me no pleasure to see the party destroy itself with ever increasing internal warfare. Like so many others, [...]
It was a very personal journey for me. For as long as I remember, I have had the most intense passion and compassion for animals. I possess a deep sympathy [...]
By Anne Marie Waters, Party Leader 21st October 2019 Back in 2017, when I was standing in the Ukip leadership election, I made a clear point about the EU – [...]
by a retired fund manager and For Britain member Our economy and indeed, the global economy, is in a far more fragile state than we are being told. There is [...]
By Nissar Hussain - For Britain Islam Spokesman 2nd October 2019 I think I am going to get an MP to propose a new law or regulation that will save [...]
By Paul Ellis, Legal Officer 19th September 2019 The news watching public have sat through more parliamentary votes and debates over standing orders and Erskine May over the past three [...]
By Anne Marie Waters, Party Leader 10th September 2019 Some things don’t age very well – especially Jeremy Corbyn’s demands for a general election! It must be embarrassing for Labour [...]
By Anne Marie Waters, Party Leader 4th September 2019 BREXIT The best case scenario is easy. We get out on the 31st of October with a trade deal [...]
by Paul Ellis, Legal Officer 29th August 2019 When I was a teacher of law, one of my favourite classes concerned the rule of law. To make a potentially rather [...]
By Mike Speakman (Law & Order Spokesperson) 22nd August 2019 One of the themes drummed into me at basic police training was that it is imperative that the police do [...]
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In late 2018/early 2019 parliament’s Home Affairs Committee undertook a consultation in the supposed definition of ‘Islamophobia’.
There are few media figures as inoffensive as Stacey Dooley. Dooley is an investigative journalist who makes excellent documentaries...
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I expect little from the BBC, but this was extraordinary even by their standards. I appeared on BBC One’s ‘Big Questions’ on Sunday
The furore surrounding verbal abuse issued towards Conservative MP Anna Soubry has once again revealed the staggering pro-Remain
A lot was written about the absurd “Women’s March” that took place in Washington last year. Feminists from across...
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