We demand that no foreign treaty, alliance, war or undertaking be entered into or continued unless it serves the interests of the National Community. This includes the distribution of British money to foreign nations.

One of the most discussed political issues of the last decade is the 'official' withdrawal of Britain from the European Union. Now, most people who rightly supported the campaign to leave have been disappointed with the fact that although we may have 'officially' withdrawn, the issues that were leading the drive to leave have only escalated - intentionally escalated.

What the desire for independence from this supranational body represented was a desire for self-determination as a people. Since the Second World War, Great Britain has found itself increasingly subjected to rules and regulations by self-appointed bodies, governed by internationalists (who in turn are governed by money). This has also included military alliances, which have done nothing except draw our people into conflicts that would otherwise be irrelevant to them; not just to our detriment, but often to the detriment of other countries and people whose internal conflicts have been escalated into major international wars.

Nations including our own have not been managed in the best interests of their people, because their people's interests have been placed secondary to the 'global' interests. This should never have been allowed to happen, and this is now a mistake to be corrected.

Ultimately, our own people ar

e the only people to whom our own state owes any duty of care, and so they are the only people who matter in terms of decision making. If any political, economic or military treaties that previous administrations have agreed to are no longer in the immediate and long-term interests of our people, these treaties are to be unilaterally abandoned. We do not recognise any kind of inherited obligation to agree with decisions made by previous administrations, most of whom had questionable legitimacy in the first place.

One of the most tangibly damaging types of treaty are those which relate to British money being distributed, at our detriment, to foreign powers, typically in the form of undefinable 'foreign aid'. What this has amounted to, in practice, is British taxpayers’ dues being used to furnish foreign regimes for absolutely no return or benefit to our own people. We do not accept that the British state has the right or the authority to be handing its own people's possessions and inheritance to other nations.

Any treaties, bodies or alliances that are agreed to or engaged in by the British state in future, must be done so only when there is a demonstratable benefit to our own people for doing so.