Britain is not being undone by migrants, but by capital that extracts without paying. From Monaco to Westminster, this essay examines how extreme wealth detaches from public obligation, reshapes political narratives, and redirects blame away from those who have withdrawn from the social contract.
Globalization was meant to bind nations together through cooperation and trade. Instead, it produced a selective freedom where capital moves without limits while people face growing barriers. This essay explores how the promise of openness was captured by corporate and political elites, and why rebuilding from the local level may be the only way to…

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