MAKING BRITAIN POOR AGAIN
HOW BRITAIN’S ELITES DECLARED WAR ON THEIR OWN PEOPLE
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How Britain’s Elites Declared War on Their Own People
By AMIR J. BLAKE
A brutal, brilliant and honest autopsy of a nation in decline.
Britain was once the engine of the Industrial Revolution and a symbol of global strength, the UK is now spiraling into surveillance, poverty, and ideological madness. In this explosive manifesto, an immigrant who came to Britain in search of opportunity (and ended up booking a one-way ticket out) delivers the unfiltered truth.
Making Britain Poor Again is a citizen’s rebellion; part essay, part diagnosis, part farewell letter to a country that has lost its soul.
With biting wit, devastating anecdotes, and relentless clarity, the author tears through the myths that keep Britain sleepwalking toward a final collapse. From the weaponisation of climate policy, to Net Zero and the implosion of the NHS to the rise of mass surveillance and the hollowing out of national identity, no subject is off-limits.
- Why is it easier to get a surgery in Bulgaria than in Birmingham?
- How did freedom become a subscription model?
- When did the government stop solving problems and start monetising them?
And perhaps most disturbingly:
- What happens when a country forgets what it means to live with dignity?
Whether you're a disillusioned patriot, a Brexiteer, a young person wondering what happened to your future, or just someone who knows something is deeply wrong, this book will confirm what you have felt in your gut all along.
Warning: This is not a comforting read. But it might be the most honest book you’ll pick up this year.