1. Reverse mass immigration. 2. Restore demographic security. 3. Hold a referendum on the death penalty. 4. Foster a self-sufficient economy. 5. Restore faith in politics - no failed former ministers in government. These are the five commitments we asked Reform to work with us on. They refused. Now, they’re splitting the vote and handing Labour victories that should belong to the Right. That offer is still on the table. Sooner or later, Reform will have to accept that we represent a legitimate, serious, and growing current within the British electorate. Simply pretending it does not exist will not make it disappear.

Under our current voting laws it is entirely possible that Britons could vote en masse to stay out of the EU, but we ends up rejoining because of votes cast by foreign nationals. In fact, Burnham probably knows that our demographic trajectory makes rejoining the EU an electoral certainty. Demographic replacement effectively abolishes democracy for the native British peoples.