The Restorationist® has a specific point of view. We believe in Austrian economics, Burkean conservatism, Dicey constitutionalism, and Jeffersonian liberty. Freedom and prosperity are interdependent. Authority and liberty live in tension. England is the finest country Planet Earth has ever seen. Apart from the Second Empire.
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A Restorationist writer published her own story dealing with my co-editor. One of many which are emerging with similar details. After a vicious pre-emptive smear campaign portraying myself and others as suffering a "psychopathic episode," we forwarded what we found to the police.
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Restoring trust and cleaning house means demanding the same accountability, transparency, and integrity lost from our political leaders. There is absolutely no place whatsoever at the Restorationist for criminality or entryism. The price of taking part in sensible debate is rejecting idiocy.
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Integrity is not negotiable. Even in our most difficult moments, we must hold the people closest to us accountable, even if it shocks us to the core. No compromise with evil. No compromise with the darker secrets hidden away. This spectre came to haunt us this week with devastating consequences.
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We Are Not Neutral
We cannot afford to import America's dysfunctional civil war mentality to the rest of the civilised world because of her post-WWII economic and military dominance. We must reject colonial brawling tribalism for the wisdom of our forefathers, who contained the fires of division to their own stadium.
We Are Not Neutral
To our American family: we're right here, forever. As we always will be in the joy, in the shock, or in the pain.
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In July 2025, we wrote to different British political groups warning them about the serious risks involved with managing amateur "whistleblowing" projects without technical or legal oversight. After none of them responded, our team decided we had to build a real one and give it to them for free.
The Great Repeal
Britain's century of decline: from world's greatest empire to managed administrative unit. Systematic surrender of parliamentary sovereignty to international bodies, bureaucratic quangos, judicial activism. Each crisis expanded state power while reducing democratic accountability.