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Britain's decline ISN'T inevitable. It's caused by the choices our foolish leaders make... that's why it can be reversed

We've been aware since the last General Election, this government - like the previous one and the one before - is drifting, bereft of ideas, lacking authority, is ineffectual, ignorant and incompetent.

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