Westminster—the hallowed halls where political egos swell faster than government spending, and the notion that the people should have a say in their own future is treated as a mere inconvenience. But change is coming, say Great British PAC Chairman Ben Habib and CEO Claire Bullivant.
A few weeks ago, reports swirled that Nigel Farage was considering a pact with Boris Johnson, only for Reform UK’s brass to clutch their pearls and declare it nonsense.
Then, Kemi Badenoch waded in, dismissing the idea of an election pact as “for the birds.” But let’s get one thing straight: it won’t be up to them.
Something seismic is coming. A political earthquake is rumbling beneath their feet, and when it hits, the old guard won’t know what’s shaken them. Without revealing too much, let’s just say the Great British PAC—armed with cutting-edge AI—is about to change the game.
It’s 2025, not 2005, and politicians—whether Tory or Reform—won’t get to decide whether the right unites or not. The people will.
That is precisely why the Great British PAC exists—because, let’s be honest, politicians and their egos cannot always be trusted. We’ve seen it time and again: party leaders prioritising personal grudges over what’s best for the country. Never again.
The right must stop the vote from splitting in 2029. If this past election has proven anything, it’s that a divided right is a gift to Labour. Starmer’s supermajority isn’t a sign of his popularity—it’s a direct result of the right failing to coordinate. And we are here to ensure that never happens again.
Kemi and Nigel Need to Read the Room
Conservative Leader Kemi Badenoch has made it clear that she sees no circumstances in which she would do a deal with Reform. She has scoffed at the idea, suggesting it would send Tory voters running for the hills. Meanwhile, Farage has returned fire, saying, “To do a pact with people, you’ve got to think, ‘I’m going to shake your hand and you’re an honourable person.’ We do not believe them to be honourable. Simple as that.”
All very entertaining, but both sides are missing the point.
The people want a right-wing government. That is not speculation—it’s in the numbers. The votes are currently sitting at roughly 30-30-30 between Labour, the Tories, and Reform. If you combine the centre-right vote, it’s clear the majority do not want another five years of Starmer’s socialist wrecking ball. The country quite frankly could not survive it. But unless something gives, unless egos are put aside and common sense prevails, that’s exactly what we’re going to get.
The Great British PAC Will Ensure the People Call the Shots
And this is where things get exciting. Because in 2029, it won’t be Kemi or Nigel deciding whether the right unites—it will be the people.
The Great British PAC is building an advanced, AI-driven system that will put voters in control of strategic, seat-by-seat decision-making. If the people demand that Reform and the Tories work together—they will. If the people decide to swap votes in marginal seats—they will.
Gone are the days where politicians could get away with talking tough in interviews, thinking they’re the ones who call the shots then shying away or voting against what they said. They work for us. They need to remember that. We the people call the shots.
The days of ignoring voters are over. The power is shifting and the Great British PAC will be keeping the politicians honest.
The Future is Coming
We are working with some of the most mind-bendingly brilliant AI teams on the planet—pioneers who are about to change British politics forever. And at the heart of it? Our PAC APP, designed to put democracy back where it belongs: in the hands of the people.
We’ve already launched PolicyPlatform.co.uk—a revolutionary hub where the British public can submit policy ideas, refine them in the ‘hive mind,’ and vote up the best ones. No more out-of-touch politicians dictating from on high. No more Westminster groupthink. Just real, grassroots ideas—shaped, sharpened, and propelled forward by the people.
And with AI in our arsenal, we aren’t guessing what the country wants—we already know, down to the town, the village, the street.
This isn’t some pipe dream. This is happening. The days of politicians ignoring the will of the people are over.
A New Era of Politics – Power to the People
Over the next few years, AI-driven political tools are coming that will reshape British politics forever. We’ve got a crack team working on it, and we’ll be ready.
The people are taking control—not Westminster, not party leaders, and certainly not career politicians who think they can sit on their hands while Starmer drags Britain into economic ruin.
So, watch this space. The Great British PAC isn’t here to wait for politicians to get their act together—we’re here to ensure Britain gets the right-wing government it deserves.
The next general election won’t be decided by petty party bickering—it will be decided by the people.
And we will win.
By Great British PAC Chairman Ben Habib & CEO Claire Bullivant
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This is wishful thinking.
Firstly, the polls are not split 30-30-30, they are split 30-30-20 with the CP getting the 20. And Labour is in freefall – hard to see how they recover, since they will be raising taxes and reducing spending, while they continue to do silly things (Chagos, union pay rises, EU alignment, Net Zero etc).
People talk about these numbers as if we have PR, but we don’t – so what this really means is that a majority could be won with around 31% of the vote, because it won’t necessarily be 31% in each and every seat. That 31%, spread in the right way, can be enough to win most of the seats i.e. a majority.
The current electoral calculus is that the polling indicates that 31% for Reform is the point at which they could achieve a majority – no need for the Tories.
Furthermore, if there were to be a “pact”, it need not be done pre-election, it could be a “confidence & supply” arrangement with a minority Reform govt.
The bottom line here is this: Reform’s support would vanish if they enter a pact with the Tories. People are disillusioned and they do not want either of the uniparty” near the levers of power. Reform knows this. The Tories may be setting a trap with the talk of a pact, but having been burned in 2019, Reform won’t be falling for it again.
Simply put: there are no circumstances in which Reform would enter a pre-election pact with the Tories.
Nor would they be a junior partner in a coalition, having seen what happened to the Lib Dems in 2010/2015.
At the next GE, Reform’s slogan may be “A vote for the Tories is a vote for Labour”.