BEN HABIB: The LIE at the HEART of British Politics
British politics runs on a lie — and in this interview with Andrew Eborn I lay out exactly how that lie works, who protects it, and why the British people pay the price. We discuss mass migration, the collapse of productivity, political dishonesty, media complicity and the deterioration of our national institutions. I also address the truth about Nigel Farage, the media blackout imposed by GB News and Talk TV, and the influence of mega-donors such as Christopher Harborne.
I explain why Reform UK cannot deliver change, why Farage misled the public over claims of an Elon Musk donation, and how the establishment uses labels and defamation to silence critics. We also look at the culture of cancellation, the way broadcasters have selectively shut down Advance UK voices, and why the political class fears genuine accountability.
Beyond the Westminster circus, we examine the economic rot that has set in: thirty years of failed orthodoxy, state bloat, quangos regulating every corner of life, spiralling welfare, and the refusal to confront the real drivers of national decline. We discuss immigration policy, border control, sovereignty, and the urgent need for a credible alternative to revive Britain.
This conversation exposes the games, the lies, and the interests that shape modern British politics. If we want national renewal, we must be prepared to tell the truth — especially when the establishment demands silence.
Activist group Hope Not Hate claimed to have found racist posts on an account on X allegedly linked to Ian Cooper, including one about former foreign secretary David Lammy which read: "No foreign national or first generation migrant should be allowed to sit in Parliament."
Reform said it was undertaking an "urgent internal investigation over Cooper's non-disclosure of social media accounts".
>"No foreign national or first-generation migrant should be allowed to sit in Parliament."
How is this wrong or in any way 'racist'?
Any party that allows 'hate, not hope,' to vet or instigate 'investigations' about its candidates is not fit to be considered a viable alternative to the uni-party.
Pattern recognition in western society and its importance in survival
"The identification of patterns lays at the heart of human intelligence, whether in science, art, music or simply negotiating the streets of modern cities in Britain and the United States"
A&E departments of British hospitals overwhelmed with trivial matters like sore throats and earache
We learn in the news today that waiting times in A&E departments are now incredibly long, but nobody will explain openly to the public why this is the case
