Centralisation is the great evil of our time. Whether it is banking, healthcare, media or food supply, monopolies masquerading as “partnerships” have captured every aspect of public and private life. They mercilessly crush their competition and, along with it, the human spirit. 

Political parties are monopolies of thought. They are cartels of ideas. Their candidates are nothing but mannequins who will not be given sight of the manifestos they are supposed to believe in until months or years after they are selected to represent their parties, and weeks after the election campaign begins. 

They LITERALLY do not know what they stand for.

What those candidates DO know – and I know, and you know – is that they represent their parties, and their parties represent their donors. Whether those donors are trades unions or pharmaceutical companies, it is all the wrong way round.

I know exactly what I stand for, though I do not have policies. Policies are for parties, and I am an Independent. What I hold are principles in relation to  what I consider to be the key issues of the current times . These will guide the way I vote in the House of Commons if elected and they are laid out on this site. If you examine my record you know how I will represent you. 

I say again – I have not changed.