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By Alek Yerbury

Party Leader

 

For a generation now, there is a constant reference to ‘British Values’ as a method of belonging. This idea was created as a way of enforcing multiculturalism and multiracialism by defining ‘Britishness’ in relation to these values. Of course, this idea is typical of internationalist dogma and is completely bogus – your beliefs at any given moment do not change race or ethnicity – but the main problem with ‘British Values’ is simply that they were not defined correctly. The Marxist definition of five ‘British Values’ are democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, mutual respect, and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs.

 

These things are what you would expect to come from the mind of an establishment which wants to set values based on adherence to liberal and Marxist ideology.

 

British Values should not be defined in terms of ideology – in any sense – but should be defined in terms of the values and standards by which a British person should behave. And they should be ruthlessly enforced, with those failing in these values and standards punished appropriately for conduct unbecoming of their people and nation.

The five genuine British Values should therefore be:

 

Integrity

A British person does not tell lies, and does not suffer to be told lies to. They tell people the truth even if they do not want to hear it, and they have the moral courage to be honest with people even if it upsets them. The willingness to tell lies is a precursor to more serious crimes against one’s fellow citizens, and it creates a lack of trust and lack of respect. It should never be treated lightly.

 

Work Ethic

A British person is prepared to work hard when they need to, and never seeks out the lazy path through life. They try their best to add value to society and want to leave their community in a better state than they find it. They resent idleness and do not want to be around people who are idle or parasitic. People who choose to behave like parasites and allow the hard work of others to carry them through life should be shunned and punished. A British person respects the hard work of other people and does not steal.

 

Resilience

A British person does not wallow in self-pity or expect others to do everything for them. Instead, if something is wrong in their life, they actively try to fix it. Others will help them, but they will always help themselves too. They will make the best of bad situations and be humble in good situations, remembering that there is always someone worse off. They do not get offended or feel ashamed when something fails, instead they assess why and honourable ensure it doesn’t happen again.

 

Discipline

A British person does not indulge in excessive addictions or vice, or behaviour associated with low impulse control. They have the same expectation of others, but lead by example in the same regard. They are capable of following instructions when in a crisis, and capable of giving instructions when they need to. They discipline their actions and do not succumb to frenzy or emotional breakdown.

 

The Greater Good

A British person always considers the impact their actions will have on other people before they take them. They do not engage in greed or exploitation. They recognise that the needs of their people as a whole are more important than their needs as an individual. They make sacrifices for their family, friends and National Community when they have to, and know that others will also make those sacrifices for them. They never put themselves before society.

 

The idea that ‘British Values’ align with liberal ideology needs throwing into the grave where it belongs, and instead British Values must exist as a code of behaviour that transcends political ideals. It so happens that the Values we seek to impose align with exactly how we would expect British people to behave as part of our National Community, but all that really says is that our vision for a National Community is one which transcends the standard political spectrum as well, because it is a vision rooted in our people themselves rather than a political goal.