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Our Thinking
Key beliefs
We are returning politics to the bedrock foundations of nation and community. Our focus is on ensuring that political decisions are made to promote our people’s well-being…. Read more
Immigration & Remigration Policy
Remigration of illegal, unintegrated, and unwelcome migrants is legally viable, morally justifiable, practically feasible, and benefits society as a whole. Over the next decade, remigration will become as essential a concept as identity and freedom… Read more
Removing Gender, Resorting Rights
In recent times, a climate of fear has been created, and this must be banished. What we set out in this policy is the truth, and no one should fear speaking, reading, or acknowledging the truth.…. Read more
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News
- Counter-Protests: Exposing Sitting MPs and Union Bosses
This leaked recording, obtained by the Homeland Party, rips away the façade that counter-protests are organic or community-led. Sitting MPs and trade union bosses can be heard openly plotting street mobilisations against their political opponents. Daniel Kebede, General Secretary of the National Education Union, explicitly calls for a “big mobilisation” against Tommy Robinson on 13… Read more: Counter-Protests: Exposing Sitting MPs and Union Bosses
Activism
- Leafleting in Sherborne
Sherborne is a historic market town located in Dorset. The town is known for its stunning architecture, including Sherborne Abbey, founded by St. Aldhelm in AD 705, and its picturesque setting among wooded hillsides and green fields. The Homeland Party want to see Sherborne remain as it is. Activists have been delivering leaflets aimed at preserving our towns and… Read more: Leafleting in Sherborne