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Matt Goodwin I The Revolution the Elites Never Saw Coming

In a two-party system designed to stifle dissent, a political revolution is underway. Nigel Farage’s Reform Party is now topping the polls, and the reason is simple: the British people never voted for the radical transformation of their country. Matt Goodwin is a Professor of Politics and one of the UK’s most prominent pollsters, known for his clinical analysis of the "New Elite" and the growing rift between the ruling class and the rest of the country. A relentless critic of the Westminster "Blob," Goodwin has become the academic voice of the Great Realignment. Recorded at Battle for the Soul of Europe 2026, Goodwin delivers a blistering forensic report on the state of the United Kingdom. He argues that Britain has been subjected to a "demographic experiment" without consent, leading to a projected future where the white British majority becomes a minority by 2063. With Nigel Farage’s Reform Party consistently hitting 31% in national polls, Goodwin outlines the radical plan to dismantle the "deep state" and return authority to the people. Goodwin argues: The Scale of the Demographic Shift: The UK has seen more immigration since 1997 than in the combined 1,500 years between the Anglo-Saxons and the end of WWII. He warns that by the end of the century, one in three young people in Britain will follow Islam - a pace of change that threatens to radically overturn national culture. The Economic and Social Cost: Citing the Office for Budget Responsibility, Goodwin notes that every low-wage, non-European migrant costs the taxpayer £465,000 over their lifetime. This is not "growth"; it is a net fiscal drain that exacerbates housing shortages and divides communities under a "two-tier" legal system that sacrifices safety for the sake of diversity. Brexit the Sequel: The fix for "Broken Britain" is not mere tinkering, but a "Trump 2.0" style overhaul. This includes leaving the ECHR, abolishing the Human Rights Act, and dramatically shrinking the civil service. To save the United Kingdom, Goodwin argues, the state must be forced to answer to the voters once again. Follow MCC Brussels on social media:   / mcc_brussels     / mccbrussels     / mcc-brussels   website: https://brussels.mcc.hu