Battles

The strategic contests that define whether Britain becomes a functioning, life-preserving system — or continues to be eaten by the machine.

Upcoming Battles

The contests we must win to stop the machine eating the country.

Battle for Life — To fix the energy market

Decide whether our electricity system is a fragile casino — or a life-preserving organism that keeps people warm, hospitals running, and the climate stable.

KPI: Zero preventable deaths from energy-market failure, and a credible path to net-zero with bills people can actually pay.

Victory condition: Power stays on. Bills stay fair. Hospitals never face shortage triage. Net-zero becomes real, not just political theatre. Energy becomes a strategic life system, not a financial product.

If we win: If Ofgem truly listens, this can be a hard-fought draw that rewrites the rules. If not, it becomes an all-out war for basic survival and dignity.

Our side

Enleashed Life-Preserving Market Design

Physics-aligned prices that respect time, location, and network limits.
Payment for storage, backup, and spare capacity — not just raw MWh.
Priority protection for essential loads: heating, hospitals, care homes, critical services.
Transparent causality: trace deaths from cold homes back to failed rules and actors.

Ofgem — regulator maintaining broken market

Opposing force

Ofgem & the Status-Quo Fragile Casino Market

Prices driven by trading games, not physical need and resilience.
System runs hot with minimal spare capacity and weak local backup.
Fuel poverty, disconnections, and avoidable deaths treated as collateral damage.
Regulators tinkering at the edges while core incentives stay broken.

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Battle of Machines — To fix the government delivery machine

Decide whether the government’s machinery continues as a siloed, legacy patchwork — or is rebuilt as a strategic, resilient system fit for modern Britain.

KPI: Government delivery performance becomes measurable, accountable, and improvable — like engineering, not guesswork.

Victory condition: A government machine built deliberately — engineered as a strategic operating system for the country.

If we win: We move from paper forms, outdated IT, and slow bureaucracy — to responsive, software-upgradable, accountable state delivery.

Obelisk — engineered, strategic, modern government machine

Our side

Enleashed Strategic Government Machine

Government as a designed machine — not an accidental patchwork of departments.
Strategic architecture: modular, upgradable, interoperable.
Delivery judged by outcomes — not announcements.
Government that learns, evolves, and improves like modern engineering.

Old ThinkPad — outdated bureaucracy and manual delivery

Opposing force

Legacy Civil Service Patchwork

Paper forms, siloed IT, and departmental fiefdoms.
Delivery by tradition, not design.
No incentive to measure, improve, or modernise.
Government treated as administration, not engineering.

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Battle of Ideas — Freedom, Redefined Growth vs Communism (Slavery)

Decide whose story about Britain wins: freedom, duty, and redefined growth — or creeping communism (slavery), grievance, and control.

KPI: A majority of people can explain how the energy and economic systems work; can see the difference between freedom-based growth and collectivist control; and have visible routes to act.

Victory condition: A shared narrative rooted in duty, truth, and repair — turning spectators into guardians and rejecting soft authoritarianism, identity-based grievance, and economic vandalism.

If we win: We renew the principles of free, responsible citizens and a real economy of production and service — with growth redefined around resilience, contribution, and human flourishing, not bureaucratic targets.

“We have 24 hours to start fixing Britain's energy crisis.” — Dr. Lawrence Newport

Our side

Enleashed Freedom & Redefined Growth

Explain how the energy, money, and data machines actually function — so people can act as free, informed citizens.
Create teach-ins, town halls, and grown-up debate spaces that unite thinking and feeling instead of outsourcing judgement.
Champion service, engineering excellence, moral courage, and a redefined model of growth rooted in repair and production.
Train custodians and builders of Britain’s future — not just commentators, outrage merchants, and careerists.

“We're taking the fucking lot.” — Zarah

Opposing force

Authoritarian Communism (Slavery) & Grievance Politics

Identity politics and grievance engineering — divide people into blocs, erode individual agency, and normalise soft authoritarianism.
Moral outrage theatre to mask bureaucratic collapse and avoid real structural repair of markets and institutions.
Framing competence, freedom, and reform as ‘too complex’ — paving the way for ever more central control and economic dependency.
Stoking anger at student loans and culture-war symbols while ignoring deep energy-market failure, productivity collapse, and broken incentives.

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