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Advance UK : Is Britain Doomed? Ben Habib’s Shocking Plan to Save the Nation The Andrew Eborn Show  Buckle up for a political firestorm on The Andrew Eborn Show! In this explosive world-exclusive interview, we sit down with Ben Habib, the fearless mastermind behind Advance UK, a new political force vowing to drag Britain back from the brink of collapse. From his days as a Brexit Party MEP and Reform UK’s co-deputy leader to launching a party that’s shaking the foundations of Westminster, Habib is on a mission to ignite a revolution.  With razor-sharp wit and unapologetic candor, Habib unveils Advance UK’s battle plan to tackle existential threats—constitutional decay, cultural erosion, and economic turmoil. Will his bold vision to restore British democracy, champion free speech, and dismantle the two-tier justice system redefine the nation? Or is this a high-stakes gamble destined to crash and burn?  From his £100,000 personal investment to a membership blitz targeting 30,000 supporters, Habib pulls no punches as he reveals Advance UK’s democratic structure, the role of its mysterious “College,” and why he’s open to controversial figures like Rupert Lowe and even Tommy Robinson joining the ranks. Will Nigel Farage be welcomed, or is the right-wing vote at risk of fracturing? Expect jaw-dropping revelations as we dive into killer questions: Can Advance UK rewrite Britain’s constitution, end bureaucratic overreach, and protect children from indoctrination? Is this the spark of a British revolution, or a flame that will fizzle out? Don’t miss this electrifying conversation that could change the course of British politics. Subscribe now, hit the bell , and join the debate at www.advanceuk.org.uk! #AdvanceUK #BenHabib #BritishPolitics #FreeSpeech #Democracy  WORLD EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE at 0808 30/06/25  Ben Habib launches new political party Advance UK on The Andrew Eborn Show! Is this the revolution to save Britain’s democracy, or a right-wing split that’ll shake Westminster? From free speech to justice reform, Habib’s £100K gamble is HUGE. #AdvanceUK #BritishPolitics  Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo_jm9CjjlJ3yz99nXJaCdw/join

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00:00well hello and a very warm welcome back to the andrew eborn show with me andrew eborn and today

00:11we're diving into a seismic moment in politics uh joining us is the brilliant ben habib the

00:17visionary behind the newly launched advanced uk a party which is vowing to haul britain back from

00:23the abyss a former brexit and party mep reforms uk's ex-stepsy leader and a razor sharp commentator

00:30ben now steps up as leader in waiting with a mission that's igniting debate uh get ready for

00:37a roller coaster of revelations ben a very warm welcome back to the show good morning angelus

00:43thank you very much for having me on it's a real pleasure and congratulations officially launched

00:48advance uk you talk about uh specific existential threats constitutional cultural and economic

00:56what specific existential threats does advance uk aim to tackle and how will you pull britain back

01:02from the precipice over decades um we've seen a number of changes in our country which i i i think

01:11have now rendered it on the precipice if not already over it and it if we are over it we need to be

01:17lassoed and pulled back on to safe ground um but i i think it's a function of a number of different

01:22things first and foremost it's part of this desire that's gripped the world and progressively gripped

01:29it since world war ii to be governed uh through supranational institutions through international law

01:35which originally i think came from good motives because they didn't want a conflagration like world

01:41war ii but since then basically domestic democracies have been set aside in the pursuit

01:46of this kind of global form of governance and nation states have therefore been set aside as well

01:52societies are set aside the importance and privilege of citizenry is set aside and when you set all these

01:58important things aside you also then stamp down automatically on free speech because those of us

02:05who wish to stand for our country for democracy our people our culture our background all of that

02:10they need to be shut up because it's not consistent with the global order if you like and of course if

02:17you believe in the global order then mass immigration is a perfectly fine thing and you see further

02:22destruction to our constitution our culture and of course our economy and if you don't have a settled

02:29constitutional status a homogeneous culture and the people who are put first when it comes to policy

02:35making you end up with deep economic damage which is where we are so we face at the moment the end of

02:42the country as we know it in the in the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland

02:47we face uh serious challenges to our free speech our democracy is deeply damaged and frankly equality

02:55before the law doesn't exist and none of the political parties on the uh on the landscape at the moment

03:03answer any of those existential issues and advance uk therefore became a necessity to be created and

03:11it's and this party i just want to quickly say before we move on to the next question this party is not

03:16about me it's not about any particular individual in the party it's been structured so that the british

03:21people can give effect to what's needed for the british people by the british people it will be an

03:27all-inclusive party which brings together the best of british who can collectively rescue the

03:33that's the aim okay and we talk about democracy on life support i mean how does advance uk plan to

03:39restore british democracy especially with your bold critique of failing political parties

03:44first and foremost we have to define what it means to be the democratic you what is our democratic

03:52unit i know that sounds really basic but the the other political parties don't seem to get it so

03:58first of all we have to define what is the nation state the nation state is the union of great britain

04:04and northern ireland the united kingdom as created by the acts of union in 1800 and we will stand

04:09absolutely firmly by those acts of union we will not allow any damage to take place with them

04:15that is our democratic unit we will stand for freedom of speech so we will remove from the

04:22regulatory and legislative framework all the damage that's been done to our ability to speak freely

04:28so non-crime hate incidents for example um all this diversity equity and inclusion which prohibits

04:34people from actually speaking up for the for the majority of the people in this country and promoting

04:39minorities over and to the detriment of of of the majority we will restore our democracy directly

04:46by removing the tentacles of international law supranational institutions and quangos from uh from the fabric

04:54of our constitution and putting power back where it should be in parliament so that we can hold up

05:01parliamentarians to account and then we will make sure that we are all equal before the law there can be

05:07no discrimination when it comes to the exercise of justice the the exercising of justice you can't

05:15determine whether someone goes to prison or is found guilty and the and the length of time they go to

05:20prison based on the color of their skin their ethnicity or you know their political ideology that all has to be

05:28stopped we've seen far too much of that and through those four basic drivers we will restore the united

05:36kingdom right i mean and we talk about uh the inner workings of advance uh uk's democratic structure and

05:43you've been very critical about reform in the past can you unveil a bit more about the inner workings of

05:48advance uk uh including the college's role and members power to oust board members so there are

05:55basically four principal constitutional bodies in advance uk the first is the membership and they will

06:04have the power to appoint members of the college which i'll explain in a second they will also be able

06:09to remove with a simple majority any member of the board of directors of uh advance uk um and that

06:17includes the leader the chairman any uh anyone at any time with a simple majority vote so that's

06:23fundamentally democratic putting power in the hands of the people the college will be effectively a

06:30non-executive body a body of people who are great thinkers and fearless speakers who are in it

06:36without being paid who join the party because they uh they want to ensure that the mission statement

06:43is fulfilled they will not be part of the executives they will not take any stipend from the party they

06:49won't even be elected members of parliament or councillors they are just the intellectual heft if you

06:55like of the party and they will appoint the leader other executive positions and they will also

07:03appoint the members of the board and the majority of the board will be members of the college so that

07:10even though that will there will be members on the board from the executive who run the party

07:15it will be the college members who hold the executive to account on a daily basis the intellectual eyes

07:22ears conscience and soul of the party which will constitute up to a hundred people will make sure the

07:29executives stay true to their mission statement and deliver for the country right um you previously

07:34told me uh on the andrew eborn show that we don't need another political party uh what was the catalyst

07:42for launching advance uk and tell me how that fits in with with integrity and the great british pack

07:47so uh integrity is just the old name for advance uk so advance uk is the name that we've um given

07:55uh integrity um there wasn't a need for a political party that when i said that to you that must have

08:03been when i was deputy leader of reform but reform sadly hasn't stayed true to the promises and the

08:09indications it gave to the british people um and we can go through that if you wish um it became

08:14pretty clear to me as 2024 uh wound on uh after farage came back as leader that reform was not going to

08:23deliver for the british people um i didn't think that there was enough room for a political party

08:29then but the way that reform has behaved the way that their behavior has now been revealed to the

08:36public at large particularly in the awful way in which they treated rupert lowe um i think it's

08:42self-evident to people now looking at the political landscape that a new political force is needed and i i was

08:49frankly i was badgered by lots of people saying ben do something do something do something and so i've

08:55done something i indicated i would and i have and and as i say i think we've created a structure for the

09:02party that will deliver the mission statement that i've just described and i think more importantly

09:08andrew it gives the ability for the party to stay true into the long term you know we've seen the

09:15conservative party be hijacked by cchq its inability to actually recall what it means to be conservative

09:22because it's been so damaged from within and reform frankly farage and farage is reform um so that

09:29doesn't bear any further discussion when it comes to the inner workings of that party uh and labour and

09:35lib dems well they don't offer any hope for this country at all so you know that's why advanced uk was

09:41born yeah and we talk about free speech and we spoke about this on the show on a regular basis and

09:47uh it's decart who said i think therefore i am i i think it's now within the uk i think therefore i am

09:53arrested uh and free speech is free speech is uh in a critical condition tell me how advanced uk

10:00champion free speech prevent jail for political views while keeping uh the party united well first of all

10:08i think we've got to do two critical things we've got to repeal the equalities act and we have to

10:14repeal the human rights act when you put those two acts together what you create is the bedrock of the

10:21necessity for the clamping down on free speech because the human rights act effectively set aside

10:27the importance of being a british citizen by making the european convention of human rights part of the

10:33british legal fabric basically what the judicial system functioned to the tune it danced to was that

10:40all people in this country are equal it doesn't matter whether you're foreign or um british citizen

10:46that's what the human rights act did uh it went far beyond the need to protect the basic human rights of

10:52an individual and invaded what it means to be british and then the equalities act on top of that

10:59requires that we progressively discriminate not just the equality that lots of other bits of legislation

11:05as well and regulatory uh regulatory uh sort of hang-ons if you like that require the united kingdom to

11:13progressively discriminate in favor of ethnic minorities minority religious beliefs and minority

11:19sexual preferences and so on and that progressive discrimination uh coupled with setting aside

11:26british citizenry obviously risk creating real discord in the country and the way that the governing class

11:33has dealt with that discord is to effectively make it wrong for us to speak out against the regulatory and

11:40legal framework to speak out against mass migration now is regarded as being some some sort of extreme

11:47position if you're proud of our british imperial history you are now regarded as being extreme so the first

11:53steps we need to take the repealing of the equalities act and the human rights act so we can go back to

12:00a position where we understand what it means to be british and and we talk about free speech and there's a

12:07number of famous people who have been in prison because of what they say uh lucy connolly uh for example

12:14what's your views on her well she shouldn't be in prison undoubtedly a silly tweet a vile tweet um but it

12:22was a tweet that was so evidently born out of anger and despondency at what was going on what had

12:29happened in southport and or you know what else is going on in the country and people must not in uh

12:36because they've said something on social media be put in prison um lucy colony should never have been

12:42put in prison and i think there were 400 others alongside her who were incarcerated after the southport

12:48protests because of what they said not because of what they did um including of course and we must

12:53never forget peter lynch who was one of those and he hanged himself in prison a man who'd been a

12:59perfectly law-abiding individual until he said and said and said a few things and put some

13:07conspiracy theories or look like conspiracy theories on a placard and was arrested and put in prison for

13:13he couldn't take it because he was essentially a fundamentally uh law-abiding individual and it

13:18was too much for him to take and he committed suicide that the blood of peter lynch is on the

13:23hands of the state of the united kingdom and that is a terrible position to be in in the clamping down

13:29of free speech on peter lynch we actually committed him to death that is a terrible position for this

13:37country to be in and lucy connolly i'm sure is suffering great mental uh mental uh perturbations

13:44you know at the moment in prison it must be wretched for her to be there simply because she said a few

13:50things on a social media platform that others uh took as being vile and perhaps they were vile but she

13:57should not be in prison for them she also by the way said a number of good things how protests

14:02couldn't be violent etc but they they weren't using the balance to ensure that she wasn't

14:08incarcerated yeah and absolutely and she took down the tweet after a period of time you talk about a

14:12two-tier justice system um and she's apparently receiving appalling treatment inside we've heard

14:18about the uh an alleged attack on her uh by some of the guards and terrible conditions there all of

14:24that will be unpacked appropriately uh somebody else obviously we've spoken about previously and who's

14:28been on uh this show as well uh when he first came out tommy robinson what's your views on him

14:32so um as i've said many times i don't know tommy robinson but tommy robinson the political figure

14:38has been targeted by the state of that i have no doubt um tommy robinson was again put in prison

14:46effectively because of what he said and the stance he took on various issues and um he has been

14:53undoubtedly brave in the way that he spoke up uh i can't perhaps it wasn't he perhaps he wasn't the

15:00only voice who spoke up against the rape gangs but he was a very voluble if not sole voice in

15:08identifying this vile activity that was taking place uh in amongst british people again on the altar

15:14i think of this false notion of equality of humanity and progressive discrimination in favor of ethnic

15:21minorities it was that presumption that gave the cloak that protected these uh you know gang rapers

15:28and he called it out and um the state doesn't like it the state muzzled him and last year even though

15:35it wasn't about the rape gangs it was about uh it was on as a result of a civil action where he'd been

15:41injuncted from showing a film about a young syrian boy who had i think been in an altercation with a

15:47white boy a white british boy in uh in a school um that was a civil action that he in which he breached

15:55the injunction it was not a criminal action and the attorney general got involved the attorney general

16:01being a political appointment elevated it effectively to the point where he could be imprisoned

16:06and then directed the courts to imprison him so he was a political prisoner another really good

16:12example of how freedom of speech has been shut down on the altar of this ideology no no i absolutely and

16:19uh he came on the andrew one show straight after he came out is a very emotional interview one of the

16:24most emotional interviews he's ever done his son was filming it and he talked about the devastating

16:29effect that being incarcerated had upon him um but a lot of people in the media now even the mention of

16:35his name uh makes them shudder even though he was one who shone a spotlight on the appalling situations

16:42about the rape gang do you think the media's reaction to tommy is going to change i think it's already

16:48changing i think the media reaction to voices such as mine and others who believe in this country proud

16:54of this country etc i think it's already changing but it needs to change a hell of a lot more and one thing

17:01needs to be absolutely understood by people in frontline politics is that we mustn't be throwing

17:07people under a bus just because we don't like them we mustn't be targeting them using lawfare in order

17:14to shut them up in the way for example that rupert lowe was targeted um in the way that certain people

17:20in reform will denounce tommy robinson for no good reason um you it doesn't matter whether you like the

17:28man this isn't about him the man this is about him the political figure this is about what he stands

17:33for and um and if you dislike him as a man of course that's your prerogative he uses colorful

17:39language he has a colorful history you know some people will regard his language as divisive

17:45it might offend their sensibilities it probably does all of that is irrelevant you have to look at the

17:51individual uh issues at stake the salient issues being raised and and judge the political uh political

17:59impact by by those not by whether you like the man or not and frankly some people like farage should

18:07grow up they need to be braver and stand firm on on matters of principle yeah no you're absolutely right

18:14and you've also made it clear that tommy would be welcome as a member uh of the party in fact you have

18:19a target of 30 000 members um talk to me uh about the ingenious strategies that you're going to deploy

18:26to grow advances uk based so quickly so the key i think now for advance uk is i've been as i said

18:33badgered by people to do it and i believe it is absolutely necessary that we have a new political

18:38force but i now want the british people to rally around me and to rally around advance uk and evidence

18:45that they really want it so um what i've said is a bar of 30 000 members that's roughly the membership

18:52reform had when the general election was called last year and we got five seats in that general

18:58election so 30 000 members in my mind is a sort of critical mass of membership which would allow the

19:05party to really function uh you know with an army of campaigners across the country and deliver uh its

19:12mission statement through grassroots movements so the 30 000 figure is an important figure and in

19:18order to get there what i what what we're doing in advance uk said that we will reduce the membership fee

19:24from 30 pounds ahead to 10 pounds ahead so that we get as many members on board as as fast as possible

19:32and when we get this 30 000 members i will donate a hundred thousand pounds myself to the party

19:38to evidence that i stand absolutely shoulder to shoulder with our membership and the people of

19:43this country and we will apply for full party status with the electoral commission and from that point

19:49on we will then fight elections and do everything else that a political party does okay uh you mentioned

19:55rupert lowe and you and i have spoken about rupert and how and his treatments at the hand of

19:59reform uh and i understand there's ongoing uh action regarding that what role will rupert uh lowe play

20:07in advance uk rupert and i have had extensive discussions and rupert's been phenomenal on the

20:13public stage with the various bits of work he's doing the rape gang inquiry and so on which i don't

20:19think i don't think we would have had a national rape gang inquiry if it hadn't been for rupert's

20:23efforts um but rupert doesn't want to be part of a political party right now he wants to run a movement

20:29and um i will support him in all he does and um i i'm sure he will support us in all we do and um

20:40you know i hope that in time when he's back in tune with party politics wants to get stuck into a party

20:47that we will be the party he joins okay so who else have you approached to join uh your new party

20:53andrew bridgen for example so we are going to be releasing members of the college and members of

20:59the executive over the forthcoming weeks there's no rush to do that the key is to get to the 30 000

21:05members that i mentioned we already by the way have 850 odd members who joined who joined the party

21:12without you know prior to the launch when it was integrity when they discovered i was doing something

21:17and um the key for me is building the membership getting this on the public stage and revealing our

21:24members of college and our executive over time we do have processes by the way by which people will

21:30be appointed to the executive and it's important that we adhere to those processes in the way that

21:36any serious party should uh no absolutely and so tell me would nigel farage be welcome as a member

21:43as a member absolutely he's a british citizen last time i looked we do have a rule that you can't be

21:49a member of another political party and i believe he is perhaps the only member of reform you could true

21:56member of reform uk because as you know and as viewers might know uh what they call members are

22:02basically subscribers so the lucky thing is that if you think you're a member of reform uk you're not

22:08you're most welcome to join our party because you're just a subscriber of reform uk the only

22:13criteria andrew that we have for membership of advance uk is that you're a british citizen

22:18you're on the electoral roll and you're not a member of another political party essentially if

22:24you can vote please join us yeah and and you point out beforehand that those people who think

22:29they're members of reform are really just part of nigel farage's fan club do you stand by that

22:34suggestion yeah they're subscribers they don't have a voice in reform they don't have members

22:39there's no mechanism through which a simple majority of the membership vote they can remove

22:44nigel farage so so in simple terms even if people have signed up to what you call the nigel

22:50farage fan club they could still become members of advance uk absolutely it's an achilles heel he's left

22:57open because he hasn't got members if if if if if he'd had genuine members they would have had to

23:03resign to join my party they don't have to resign from reform uk because they're not members anyway

23:08so so a few people will be digging into their pockets for that 10 quid for the first year

23:12well i hope so and andrew i hope the first thing you're going to do at the end of this show is dig

23:15into your pocket for 10 quid fantastic you may say that i couldn't possibly comment it's got to be good

23:21um we spoke about this as well ben and i know it's a phrase you don't like about

23:25uniting the right how do you counter claims that advance uk might split the so-called right-wing vote

23:32and why do you reject that label there is no right wing in this country let's just understand that

23:39right the the the term right wing is a historic term and it referred to people who sat closest to the

23:46king in parliament it's a completely redundant term what what what the left if you for want of a

23:54better description those who believe in the supranational order those who are dumbing our down

23:59our democracy those who uh for mass immigration don't care about the culture of history want to

24:04muzzle our uh uh muzzle our belief in the nation and so on those people they want to categorize those

24:13of us who believe in the country who are proud of the country who want the democratic unit of the

24:17united kingdom they want to categorize us as right wing and the more fervently you believe in the

24:22country the proud and more patriotic you are the further they wish you shove you along that spectrum

24:28and it's ideal for them to call you far right because that that through calling you far right

24:33they can shut you up but it's far stupid to call anyone far right because the term makes no sense

24:39and um you know the the conservative party is not right wing the conservative party unless it

24:46rediscovers its conservatism is still part of that supranational way of thinking and reform uk

24:52doesn't believe in the four principles that i set out on nation state farage is on the record saying

24:59that united ireland is in inevitable he he hardly speaks out for northern ireland if you don't

25:05understand the unit of democracy you can't stand for the democracy um he uses uh he doesn't understand

25:12democracy he doesn't trust his own people that's why they're not proper members he shuts down speech

25:17freedom of speech in his own party farage is not the answer it's not that i'm splitting the right

25:23wing vote there is no one standing unashamedly and proudly and coherently for the nation state

25:32freedom of speech democracy and equality under the law we need a party that will do that

25:39does that make sense no of course i still think there will be some people who'll be torn between

25:45voting for the tories conservatives uh the sort of reform or or advanced uk so it's that's what

25:52they mean about sort of splitting the vote and it's trying to tempt over those people who might

25:55have to pick between those three parties and any others that might come about before the next

25:59election now before uh beyond founding the party in its new name although it was the integrity

26:05party beforehand as you've made clear uh what role do you envision for yourself especially with

26:09your massive hundred thousand pound personal investment uh once you hit those members

26:13well i hadn't uh anticipated being leader when i set up the party and it remains the case i wish the

26:20party to be by the british people for the british people so it's up to the people now to come forward

26:25and use the party structure that's been created if i may say so so beautifully and elegantly to deliver

26:32our mission statement it's for the british people now to come forward and exploit the party for their

26:38ends um and i will lead it for as long as the party wishes me to lead it the minute the party wishes

26:45me to stand down i will stand down if a better man comes along i'll stand down this is not about me

26:51it is about the party what the party stands for and the mechanism by which the party can deliver it for

26:58the country okay and we always talk about united kingdom but it's never been more fractured um

27:03how will advance uk foster national unity while allowing diverse views free from ideological policing

27:09well as i mentioned the first thing we've got to do is get rid of the equalities act and human

27:15rights act we've got to uh it's got to mean something being a british citizen you know it's not

27:21a right to be a british citizen it's a privilege and that privilege could go with certain benefits and

27:29um and certain obligations and um and that's what we need to re-instill we need to we need to invigorate

27:37and i think frankly the political class has been lazy about the identity of being british we've taken

27:43our existence for granted and we need to be much more muscular if you like about being british we need

27:50the union flag flying over all state buildings all municipal buildings all state schools all uh

27:58institutions of education that take state uh you know funding we need to be singing the national

28:04anthem uh at in schools at institutions and so on we need to make it utterly clear that if you're

28:12british you get benefits and so on when you find yourself in difficult times but if you're foreign you

28:17don't we've got to make it clear that if you enter this country illegally you are a criminal and you must be

28:23deported these are basic fundamental things that need to be done to reinvigorate to invigorate to

28:29to re-establish the nation state of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland

28:34in all its part and for all its people and i will keep saying that until we get there and um

28:39and so we need a much stronger approach a much more forthright approach to being who we are stop being shy

28:47stop taking the back seat stop progressively discriminating in favor of other people

28:52discriminate in favor of british citizens and the nation state of the united kingdom of great britain

28:58and northern ireland absolutely a resounding message you made that very clear on uh previous shows

29:04where we've talked about it um tell me about the the immediate actions advance uk would take

29:09if it secures official recognition from the electoral commission so the and some of these actions

29:16will be taken before we get electoral recognition but we will be setting up committees between the

29:21college and the executive to determine policies which will be debated thoroughly before they're

29:27adopted by the party we will be doing the same with candidates finding the best candidates in the

29:33country and i'm not i'm by the way anyone looking at this who thinks they're not going to apply

29:37because they said something stupid on twitter a couple of years ago i don't care i don't care if you

29:42said something stupid in your past what i want is people who are capable um bright brave fearless

29:50love this country and want to do what's right for this country if you're one of those people

29:55put your hat in the ring come forward and join us and i and our candidates would be of that ilk

30:02they will be capable people not people who are party people who toe the line they'll be entered into

30:09the party because they believe in our mission statement it the ideological uh heft and the

30:14direction of the party's ideology if you like will be through the college that will be assured but then

30:20beyond that we need brave capable people to save our country so come forward and as i said i don't care

30:26what you said on twitter a few years ago excellent all good stuff a lot of people be sighing a huge

30:31sigh of relief regarding that the police should be policing the streets not our tweets as we often say

30:37on the show um you've pledged to ensure that the acts of union 1800 are observed completely how will

30:42advance uk enforce this across great britain and northern ireland well the first thing we have to do

30:48is unstitch that wretched withdrawal agreement that boris johnson put in place and we mustn't be shy

30:55about this we have to repudiate the northern ireland protocol the iris sea border needs to go

31:01customs checks need to take place on the island of island just by the way andrew just in that one

31:07simple thing that i've described there we will have a sea change of governance in the united kingdom

31:14everything that we need to happen in the uk will be necessitated as a result of the denunciation and

31:22repudiation of the northern ireland protocol because the eu won't like it the supranational order will

31:29not like it they will pick up and in the and in the protection of the united kingdom we will then

31:36be forced to pull together as a country the union will be utterly robust at that point we will deregulate

31:45we will cut taxes we will make us a formidable fighting economic force because we will be challenged

31:51by the eu at that point and then at that point we must we must respond and by the way i haven't mentioned

31:57net zero we'll ditch net zero too which is another supranational bit of nonsense that's come to

32:02undermine our our energy our security and our welfare yeah with your promise to restore equality

32:08before the law and blindfold uh lady justice is supposed to be blind anyway how will advance uk

32:13dismantle the two-tier criminal justice system well again uh sorry to repeat myself forgive me but it is

32:21about repealing laws that have been put in place that have created this two-tier criminal justice system

32:26so we have to get rid of the equalities act get rid of the human rights act we have to um we we have to

32:33abolish the supreme court actually andrew it was a terrible construction removing the the the highest

32:41judicial body from parliament which should be the not just the maker of laws but the final arbiter of

32:49laws as well that the supreme court should never have been created it was antithetical to our british

32:55constitution and the labor party and i wish to take the bishopric out of those whatever we think of

33:01the bishopric however much we want to criticize them for the way they've turned their own backs on

33:06christianity their place is in the house of lords and we need to get the law lords back into uh the house

33:12of lords as well in my view but this is something the party needs to debate precisely how we do all of

33:18this but it our our legal system needs a root and block branch uh um i don't want to use the word

33:26reform it needs a root and branch restoration we had a fantastic legal system we had a fantastic

33:32democracy we were the mother of all democracies and people came to the united kingdom for the justice

33:38that we automatically dispensed our law was the reason by the way one of the reasons we had the empire

33:43i'm digressing but one of the reasons the empire came into being is because the british common law

33:48was such a fantastic law it and we took it abroad and it was adopted abroad and it gave us the ability

33:53to transact with uh foreign foreign people foreign powers and so on and the empire spread and we need

34:00to find our way back to that yeah and you've made that you've made that very clear in conversations

34:05we previously had you've also vowed to remove international law supranational institutions and

34:09quangos um just be clear for everybody how will advance uk return power to parliament and hold

34:15leaders accountable if you do all of that you return power to parliament automatically what we've

34:19got in parliament right now a bunch of glorified district councillors at best they represent the

34:24interest of their parties they're not representing the interest of the people or this country and we

34:29need to make them utterly accountable on everything so they can't say oh we can't do it because it's the

34:33obr oh we can't do it because it's the echr oh we can't do it because it's the trade and

34:37cooperation agreement no i'm not interested in international law i'm not interested in what

34:42quangos think i want you the people we blooming elect to deliver what we need and if you don't

34:48do it we're going to boot you out yeah we love the idea of accountability it should be like a contract

34:52uh and in contract law it has uh penalties if you breach those promises um you've also highlighted

34:58another hot topic for everybody's protecting children from indoctrination talk to me very briefly

35:02about specific policies advance uk will implement to safeguard their education

35:06well again it comes back to this ridiculous notion of progressive discrimination critical

35:13race theory which informs the educational establishments that if you're white you're

35:17privileged that if you're from an ethnic minority you should be protected promoted celebrated um all of

35:23that needs to be removed we can't be teaching our children that kind of nonsense we can't be telling

35:28white british children um that they are somehow advantaged just because of the color of their skin

35:35that is a ridiculous notion we've got to bring meritocracy back to the heart of not just our

35:41educational establishments but also the united kingdom in its widest possible context um and for

35:49goodness sake trans ideology which is also part of this progressive discrimination um dei absurdity that

35:58that that's got to be removed from the educational syllabus i don't want my children thankfully my

36:03children are through education i don't want their children learning about this nonsense at school

36:08okay and and finally in in 30 seconds it's a nice sort of soundbite to finish on uh with britain

36:14teetering on the edge your hundred thousand pound pledge and your mission to restore democracy free

36:19speech and justice why do you believe advance uk can spark a revolution or is this a gamble destined

36:25to fail 30 seconds wrap us up ben i don't care if it fails it's a gamble that has to be taken

36:30unless we try we will inevitably fail this is we are in last chance saloon as i said we're either on

36:38the precipice or we're over it and we need to be lassoed and pulled back advance uk provides the

36:43mechanism by which this country can be saved the british people need to rally around it and make it

36:49happen okay uh ben habibi people want to find out more about advance uk we've already premiered uh

36:55your uh video at seven o'clock when the uh until when the embargo ran out his uh that so worked on

37:01that sort of basis people want to find out more about you very quickly how can they do that

37:04uh advance uk.org.uk please go to our website advance uk.org.uk everything is there including lots

37:13videos from me explaining every bit of the party how it works and so on and please sign up as a

37:19member and andrew i expect to see your name on the register but it's always a delight i know you'll be

37:26back we continue unpacking and people do have questions for uh ben habib he's a regular on the

37:31and reborn show do get in touch uh but for me for now thank you very much for joining us ben a pleasure

37:36as always thank you

37:38thank you

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