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The Cardiff Conferences
The Cardiff conference and the 10 point manifesto
By 1920 there was a wide ranging collection of proactive movement across the country. The June Cardiff conference was an attempt to unify the movement behind a platform. The movement gained a boost from the support for Admiral Beatty, currently out of work. As a result of 4 days of debate and voting the 10 point manifesto was published.
By 1920 there was a wide ranging collection of proactive movement across the country. The June Cardiff conference was an attempt to unify the movement behind a platform. The movement gained a boost from the support for Admiral Beatty, currently out of work. As a result of 4 days of debate and voting the 10 point manifesto was published.
- Loyalty to the King
- Respect for the rights of Britons
- Opposition to all kinds of socialism, which seeks to deny the above mentioned rights.
- Disentanglement from European wars
- Restoration of Britains global empire
- Unification of the British peoples into one state
- Mentention of pariliment
- Reliance on air and naval warfare for the defence of the British isles.
- Use of the government to improve living standards, therefore deafeting socialism
- Nationalation of key industries, both for defence and living standards purposes
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