The British Declaration of Independence will be utilized at every election until a majority in the House of Commons is obtained and the BDI Act is passed.
It is imperitive that the inalienably sovereign British people have a means of asserting their sovereignty - the House of Commons is that means which we will not concede.
No candidate in any future election should be adopted by any party without having first signed the BDI, which is no more than the Oath of Allegiance in writing sworn to the real sovereigns - the British People in his Constituency - who can sack him if the contract is broken.
The BDI Bill should be enacted at the opening of every Parliament because it will repeal any anti-democratic legislation that had been passed by subterfuge or bullying in the previous parliament, thus removing all hope from the anti-nationist anti-democratic minority of gaining their objective of subjugating the British people by foul means.
It is the task of the House of Commons to govern Britain in the sole interest of the British people. They exercise our supreme power and are subject to no higher authority.