Reiners Project

Michael Reiners (@MCRReiners) writes, in 'Why Britain must adopt the Freedom of Speech Bill (2026)':

"A party which suggests such a bill is not required accepts that they are complicit, or content, with continuing censorship & political punishment.

To be charitable, some do not understand how, or why, it is occurring in the first place.

Assuming the latter is true, I will break down core problems the British public face, and, how this bill remedies them."

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Ice: The Penultimate Frontier

Roko Mijic argues that, while space may be The Final Frontier, Colonising Icebergs is the Rational Priority.

Read it here:
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The permanent state has no interest in justifying the laws it administers.

The Oblivion Act would force it to. It is a wide Great Repeal Act: every enactment since 1900 is presumed to expire on a staged timetable unless Parliament expressly preserves it.

The burden shifts from reformers to the civil service, ministerial departments, the Government Legal Department and the Office of Parliamentary Counsel. They must identify what is actually used, what is a dead hand, and what is still in the national interest. Preservation becomes an affirmative act while the chaff falls away.

Read the explainer at @ReinersProject:

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Notice of Treason

James Stoker argues that permanent settlement raises a constitutional question about the people to whom the Crown and Parliament owe their authority.

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Cambridge Circus Research: Breaking the Charity Blob

Cambridge Circus Research is part of the new class of policy projects trying to map power rather than merely complain about it. Its debut report, Breaking The Blob, asks whether parts of Britain’s charity and NGO world have become a taxpayer-supported opposition circuit against elected government.

Read it here:
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