We didn’t vote for:
▪️Government censorship and surveillance
▪️Digital ID
▪️Central bank digital currencies
▪️Solar panels on farmland
▪️£30bn on carbon capture machines
▪️Removing the winter fuel allowance
▪️Cutting welfare on the disabled
▪️National insurance increases
▪️Increased council tax bills
▪️The highest industrial electricity prices in Europe
▪️Selling out our fishing industry
▪️Financially hammering farmers and small businesses
▪️The Chagos deal
▪️Banning coal mines
▪️Preventing new oil and gas licences in the North Sea
▪️£50m on dimming the sun experiments
▪️Compulsory purchase of green belt areas
▪️Record levels of small boat crossings
All of this and many other things were not part of the pre election sales pitch by Keir Starmer. We were politically mis-sold.
Two parents. Two jobs.
Parent 1 earns £45,000 Parent 2 earns £28,000
Together, that’s £73,000
Sounds great, right?
But after taxes you're taking home around £56,000
Now subtract:
- £14,400 for daycare
- £15,000+ for rent or mortgage
- £3,000 on fuel
- £6,000 on food
- £5,000 on bills
- £3,000+ in debt repayments and interest
Suddenly, that £56k becomes £9k, maybe less and that’s before birthdays, clothes, school trips, or anything going wrong.
You’re both working 40+ hours a week
And for what?
- Handing your baby to strangers 5 days a week? - Living off frozen meals and exhaustion? - Falling asleep thinking about your overdraft?
It’s not “making it.” It’s surviving with nicer clothes. You’re not chasing dreams you’re covering bills.
It’s not financial freedom.
The system isn’t broken. It’s just working exactly as designed.
You need a way out.