What are our guiding principles:
Save the Country – Now Parliament has returned to being the law making body for the UK. Let’s turn Britain Green, promote self-sufficiency and buy British.
Save our Democracy – We currently have a non-representative democracy where Lib Dem, Tory, Labour & SNP parties are taking advantage of their position and making decisions on your behalf that you don’t want. This must change?
Save the economy – By reducing spending on non-critical items, reusing resources, recovering energy and making our way in the World, we can have more money available to improve peoples’ standard of living, so long as this does not cause impacts on well-being or the environment?
Save the Environment – By having a consistent approach to people and resources each person in the country can have the right to live, be housed, have food, water, energy etc, providing for people in a the country that does not have unlimited resources. As mention most resource and environmental issues are effectively solved by fewer people, but to cleverly manage investment and control of waste the UK could have a serious improvement in quality of life for all and save us Billions of Pounds. To save our countryside, fisheries and the open space where you live, allowing you to have a healthier and better experience of the world around you?
Saving Honesty – By telling you how it is. GREEN will not fudge, or try and circumvent being questioned. I started in politics to help local people, I have done this for the last 15 years, I am not about to change now. If this embarrasses the political elite, then tough, they should be honest. There is a fundamental lack of integrity within the Lib Dem, Tory and Labour party, a contempt for the voter and a lack of understand of normal society. These parties are out of touch with reality. This has to change; I am truthful, GREEN is truthful. The fact that we change our policy, in accordance to the peoples wishes, is not a U-Turn, it is because we do what the people want and change policy accordingly.
