What Happened to England?

This country did not just “change.” It has been misruled, neglected and sold out by people who treat ordinary English men and women as little more than tax units and political background noise. Whether it is rape gangs, crime, tax or the cost of living, the message from the top is always the same: know your place, pay your way, and keep quiet.

Rape gangs:
For years, vulnerable girls were failed by police, councils and politicians more worried about protecting themselves than protecting children.

Crime:
Our streets feel less safe, criminals grow bolder, and the state seems harsher on decent people than on those who prey on them.

Cost of living:
Food, fuel, rent, mortgages and bills keep rising while the people responsible tell us to accept it as normal.

This is not decline by accident. It is failure by design, and it is exactly why They Work for Us exists.

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If English nationalism is anything more than a flag on a profile, it has to mean saying: this is not acceptable – and we ain’t having it any more.

— England Then And Now

The Time to Act Is Now
We have moaned in the pub and shouted at the telly for long enough. That suited them just fine – they knew we would blow off steam and carry on paying.
They Work for Us is about changing that: turning English anger over rape gangs, crime, tax and the cost of living into disciplined, peaceful pressure – starting with coordinated one‑day English days of action and other lawful ways to hit them where they feel it.

The establishment is counting on you staying quiet. They are counting on you accepting “that is just how things are.” They are counting on you believing the system is too big, too stitched‑up, and that one person can’t do a thing about it.
They are wrong.
Every movement starts with someone saying “enough.” Then another. Then a handful. Then thousands. We have seen it before: when people refuse to accept “no”, they can move things that were supposed to be immovable.
England’s time is now.
That is what They Work for Us is about – turning English anger into peaceful, organised pressure they cannot ignore. Join the campaign. Add your name. Be ready to take part in English days of action. Share the arguments. Refuse to let them carry on as if nobody is watching.
Because if not now, when? If not you, who?
The time to act is now. England is waiting.

home of the “They Work for Us” campaign

An English campaign turning anger about Rape gangs, crime and tax into peaceful direct action.

What Happened to England?

Rape gangs:For years, vulnerable girls were failed by police, councils and politicians more worried about protecting themselves than protecting children.

Crime:Our streets feel less safe, criminals grow bolder, and the state seems harsher on decent people than on those who prey on them.

Cost of living:Food, fuel, rent, mortgages and bills keep rising while the people responsible tell us to accept it as normal.

This is not decline by accident. It is failure by design, and it is exactly why They Work for Us exists.

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They Work For Us

Rape gangs:
For years, vulnerable girls were failed by police, councils and politicians more worried about protecting themselves than protecting children.

Crime:
Our streets feel less safe, criminals grow bolder, and the state seems harsher on decent people than on those who prey on them.

Cost of living:
Food, fuel, rent, mortgages and bills keep rising while the people responsible tell us to accept it as normal.