Context
Welcome to Context, with Joseph Robertson, a political strategist and former journalist, adding meat to the bones of reforming Britain.
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3: Active Liquidator (opens the original)
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I write this on a suitably rainy day, two months after Andy Burnham walked into Number 10 and right after he used The Guardian to tell the country he is “determined” we still hit net zero by 2050. The weather has broken. The papers, predictably, are already treating the pledge as a personality note from the new cheery chappy in Number 10 North. It is not. It is the same ledger the last Labour not-so-luvvie left on the desk.Keir Starmer lasted twenty-four months and three weeks. He arrived in Jul
2: The Janitors of Decline (2010–2024) (opens the original)
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I will not start with Blair, as so many do, when analysing the problems we now face. I will start with what happened when last we held a chance to undo his work. Enemies are not as bad as friends with false ambition.History should record the period between 2010 and 2024 as the “Long Stagnation;” a decade and a half where the British Conservative Party held the keys to the kingdom but forgot why they coveted them so badly to begin with. Sold to a weary public as a restoration of ordered liberty,
1 - The Ruins of Isengard (opens the original)
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Foreword: Restoring a National InheritanceBritain today exists in a state of managed decline: a condition where superficial stability masks a cavernous institutional atrophy. We inhabit a landscape of spectral, false pomp: a nation where the traditional pillars of authority have been hollowed out and replaced by a false administrative veneer. The professional managerial class has successfully outsourced our national judgement to international consensus: leaving the Citizen as a secondary concern
Why CPAC Great Britain (opens the original)
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As a conference director at CPAC Great Britain, I am incredibly proud to welcome you to London as we launch this landmark event. Running from 16 to 18 July, this is far more than just another political conference. It marks a deliberate, strategic shift toward uniting our movement around delivery, not mere debate.Moving Beyond the DiagnosisBritain is currently facing profound, systemic challenges:An economy that is failing to deliver for working families.Cultural pressures that steadily erode our
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