The Great Repeal program is a series of 7 parliamentary bills published by the Restorationist in 2025 to reset our country in a single morning for a future of liberty and prosperity. The RoBO Act, Negative Liberty Act, Free Speech Act, BINC Act, Barbaric Practices Act, Oblivion Act, and Unity Act will be available in full on GreatRepeal.org.uk. They are released free and open source under Creative Commons for anyone to use or modify.
The Great Repeal
As the third bill of the Great Repeal, our Act would politically entrench the most radical protection of free speech humans have ever known in the Britannic cradle of individual liberty, greater even than the First Amendment.
The Great Repeal
A new nationality system (BINCA) would legally distinguish indigenous British peoples from naturalised citizens, create citizenship denominations based on pre-1947 ancestry, restrict high offices, and use algorithmic reviews to assess loyalty for conditional citizenship holders.
The Great Repeal
Britain's need to "just leave" the European human rights system reveals a constitutional puzzle of extraordinary complexity. What appears simple on paper becomes labyrinthine in practice - a quarter-century web designed to defy easy untangling.
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.
The Great Repeal
A massive open source data analysis for the UK's own "Automatic firing of undemocratic extraneous regulators and agencies" has been published on quangocracy.org.uk by the Restorationist and reveals alarming numbers. With a way to fix it all.
The Great Repeal
A beautiful new neo-Gothic Parliament for the 21st Century would sit at the geometric centroid of the four nations, re-bound politically under the Crown with the 17 territories for decision-making. Each would preserve their own devolved upper house to revise legislation for regional concerns.