In an admission that will not endear us to the British elites, the Campaign for English Independence will happily work with reasoned supporters of independence from the other home nations.
Some really valid feedback has been given from north of the border and I comment on the first such point made as follows:
MPs in the Westminster Parliament - why you should be blaming them!
It is a very fair point that England's disadvantaged position within the Union of the UK could be amended tomorrow if those English MPs representing English constituencies were to start voting to defend English interests. We take that point totally. It would require these circa 500 MPs to ignore the party whip and say goodbye to any future career advancement in the British Parliament, but they should certainly speak and vote for England and damn the personal consequences.
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