Mr George's family (also known as the "king's family"), and their political arm the ConLab party, are corrupt, bloated, and unaccountable to us. Mr Harry David, whose brave and admirable decision to leave the "royal family", is an exception to this. On paper, the ConLab party is defined as two parties (Conservative and Labour) but, in practice, it is one. The party is loyal to Mr George's family, not to us. Furthermore, our armed forces, members of our police force, and members of our judiciary serve, and are loyal to, Mr George's family, not us (oath of allegiance). Along with control of our politics and our security forces, Mr George's family also controls our media.

Our government is supposed to lead our country, yet it has lost the confidence of the people it leads. This has resulted in ineffective leadership and a weak country.

We must have a voting system that holds our elected representatives to account. Only then will our politicians be loyal to us, our policies be meaningful, and our government be able to lead our country.

The aim of Reform UK is to have a voting system that rewards political parties (in seats/MPs) according to their level of support (in votes) from the British people, and to hold a snap general election using this voting system.

1. Register to vote if not already registered. https://www.gov.uk/register-to-vote

2. Spoil your ballot paper at the next UK general election.

3.In any constituency, when the percentage of spoiled ballot papers, out of all ballot papers cast, is above 10 %, vote for ReformUK.org's candidate at the next such election.

4. When a sufficient number of MPs have been elected from Step 3, have them legislate in accordance with this movement's aim.

Note for Step 2: a safe way to do this, to ensure that markings are not counted as a vote, is to draw one diagonal line across all candidates.

Note for Step 3: ReformUK.org candidates will stand only for the reform that will achieve ReformUK.org's aim. ReformUK.org MPs will abstain on all other votes. For us to not be represented on other policies is of no loss, as our politicians are anyway unaccountable to us.

Note for Step 4: ReformUK.org MPs will need to have sworn the oath of allegiance to Mr George's family. This movement's aim is not, in itself, inconsistent with the oath. However, those elected under this movement who do not believe in the oath will be expected to lie under oath, an unfortunate consequence of having an undemocratic oath. 

You can find a flowchart for this plan at https://www.reformuk.org/flowchart.

No funding is needed for this movement to gain traction, just spoiled ballot papers. Funding will be needed later, for candidate deposits, but there will be a good indication, from the percentage of spoiled ballot papers, that these deposits will be returned. 

Jump on board and join the movement. It costs nothing and counts for so much. Register to vote, spread the word, and then spoil your ballot paper at the next general election. Every spoiled ballot paper is one step closer to our goal. By following this plan, our ballot papers will no-longer validate a corrupt and ineffective regime. Instead, our ballot papers will take on a whole new meaning, and will be the vehicle to empowering the British people and unlocking our country's potential. We now have a viable plan for real change. No more passing the buck; no more blaming our politicians. We are responsible for our political affairs and our country's future, and we know what we need to do.

Voting-reform pressure groups may not be all they seem. They use up pro-reform resources and achieve nothing. Why do they achieve nothing? Because they seek to bring about voting reform by putting pressure on the ConLab party. The trouble is, voting reform is the thing that the ConLab party fears the most. So attempting to put pressure on the ConLab party to bring about voting reform is like trying to get turkeys to vote for Christmas! It just won't happen. Not only do these pressure groups use up pro-reform resources, but they also form excellent focus groups for Mr George's family, to keep their finger on the pulse of pro-reform sentiment in the UK. Mr George's family may well have infiltrated these groups with undercover agents, or even founded them.