The solution
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MajoritySay is not a political party, though it can be. It's a simple engine for creating the kind of country the majority wish to live in. The huge advantage of a citizen's voice being heard on a whole range of issues is only today made possible via Internet and satellite communications, not forgetting the use of traditional polling stations.


The Current Stalemate
No one has ever represented the majority on every major issue






"Harold Wilson, Edward Heath, Margaret Thatcher, Tony Blair all came and went. Was the will of the majority done? Hardly. We've grown used to four years of Tweedle Dum, followed by four years of Tweedle-Dee, followed by another four years of Tweedle-Dum. Nothing changes except the faces."

At present, there are only two political parties in Britain with any real chance of gaining power, and this has been the case for as long as most can remember. Not much of a choice, is it? What's new in the past ten years is how alike their policies have become, which has left the majority disenfranchised and their voices unheeded.


Voter interest is at an all-time low. From the countryside lobby to the fishing industry, from alternative health to a Middle England besieged by yobs and 'asylum seekers', who really believes 'reform' can take place in the current political climate? Yet to force change, a party committed to MajoritySay must come to power in a General Election. If the majority of Britons understand how MajoritySay works and want it, any party can win if they champion the cause. No more will politics be about the credibility of this or that political leader or party. The collective wisdom of Britain's population will always dwarf the 'wisdom' of its agenda-led politicians.


Imagine how many would have loved ones alive today if the British had voted on going to war with Iraq. How many loved ones would still be alive today if we punished street crime and wrongdoing instead of excusing it as an illness? No more endless rubbishing of politicians and their policies by the media - they'll be the public's policies - your policies - and you're the ones watching TV and buying the newspapers! No more Jeremy Paxman grilling some Westminster unfortunate on their political proclivities. Who cares? Under MajoritySay, government will, in a real sense, revert to its original role of serving the public locally and nationally on issues affecting us. And be legally bound to execute that will as the nation's elected governors.

So How Does MajoritySay Work?

Twice a year, the citizen goes down to their local polling station or uses the Internet to vote on a range of local and national issues. Within three days, the majority will of the country is known on these policies, and that will becomes law. Vote on a Tuesday. Know by Friday the outcome and what changes will be implemented. That's democracy. (see examples below))


Minority opinion and 'stupid' Britons

Of course, the results produced by MajoritySay may not be your will, but that's the whole point and the greatest safeguard. MajoritySay is about 'consensus safety' - i.e. not all British people behave like idiots. Compare a Britain the majority of its citizens wish to inhabit with a Britain dictated to by a fringe minority as today, who must enforce extreme political correctness on its citizens to restrict free speech and criticism of its unpopular agendas.


Is the public too misled or stupid for MajoritySay? Good question. We're considered smart enough to vote our 'representatives' into power at a general election and sit on juries. What do you think we are? Stupid? Or perhaps just good enough? 


  • Example 1: EU

  • Example 2: Human Rights

  • Example 3: Speed Cameras

  • Example 4: Financial Regulation

There can be no more important issue than who governs us. Britain today is ruled by a cabal of foreign committees headquartered in Brussels most have never even heard of, let alone voted into power. Britain is now being ruled by people we cannot sack. At best, Westminster is window-dressing and a rubber-stamp for laws that are not even drawn on our soil. The European Union has proved capable of writing tens of thousands of unnecessary diktats on every subject, while wasting 10% of its taxpayers' budget every year on fraud and corruption. Most Britons are unaware that the EU accounts have not been signed off for over a decade due to 'gross irregularities'. If you ran your business that way, you'd go to prison. But the EU has provided blanket immunity from prosecution for its governing echelon. Does such an arrangement bode well for the future? Of course not. Did you get a say in any of this? No. You were promised a referendum on this vital issue of EU involvement by Tony Blair, and Gordon Brown predictably reneged on it.


Under MajoritySay, if 70% or more of the voting public chooses for Britain to leave the EU to regain her independence, that's what will happen. Upon voting to leave the EU, VAT can be abolished and a free trade agreement signed with the other nations of the EU (Britain is the EU's biggest customer). Thousands of EU directives unnecessarily restricting British trade can then be scrapped, in addition to the British saving ££billions on our 'membership' of this corrupt club. The right to free trade has, and always will be the lifeblood of a free people.


Britain is growing increasingly lawless. Murder and knife crime is rife and the law seems to favour the rights of the criminal over the victim. Chiefly to blame was the signing of the EU's European Convention on Human Rights, which saw the UK's Human Rights Act brought into law in 1998. The cost to our society from this piece of legislation in crime alone has been catastrophic.


If 70% or more vote for the abolition of The Human Rights Act, that's what will happen. If 70% or more vote for more police on the streets, an end to politically-correct interference into our privacy, and democratically elected police chiefs and judges, under MajoritySay that's what will happen. If 70% or more vote for a fair but uncompromising justice system of 'tough love' to restrain and punish illegal behaviour, that's what will happen. In each case, MajoritySay takes the policy decision away from politicians and entrusts it to the people where it belongs.


Speed cameras have become a bane to the road-user. Most Britons like to drive safely and so initially welcomed them. What started out as a laudable scheme to reduce deaths at Black Spot locations, however, soon morphed into today's government penchant for cold cash and punishment. Millions of pounds are siphoned out of the public's pocket in the name of safety, even though independent studies repeatedly show speed cameras do not reduce deaths overall and can actually cause accidents by themselves.


If 70% or more vote to abolish speed cameras except at Black Spot locations, under MajoritySay that's what will happen.


Who has not been disgusted with the unprofessional, cavalier attitude of the finance sector, leading to one of the most catastrophic collapses of pecuniary faith in modern times? Creating money out of nothing (fractional reserve banking), inappropriate investments (with taxpayers’ money), useless endowments, citizens being smothered with credit they cannot afford to repay, are just some of the ways unscrupulous bankers and conmen make their shareholders rich on illusion and receive their obscene seven-figure bonuses.


Under MajoritySay, a Financial Code of Conduct can be drawn up covering the obvious areas of abuse. The City does work better with minimal interference but a truly independent Citizens Oversight Committee is clearly required to police even the financial watchdogs, who proved so inept in averting the 2008 disaster. Who’s paying for that calamity? Correct. You are. Have you been offered a say in how things will be run for the future? Of course not.