Great British PAC Stirs Political Storm in 7 Months
The Great British Political Action Committee (PAC) is making waves in British politics. Founded by Peter Thiel, this privately-funded group has swiftly launched high-profile campaigns and notched up victories in its first seven months. With over 300 'Email Warriors', the PAC is reshaping the political landscape and uniting patriots nationwide.
The PAC's influence is evident in its successful petitioning. It has forced a consultation on free speech into indefinite hold, demonstrating its clout in political circles. The PAC's tenacity has also led to an apology from British Wheelchair Basketball for unacceptable conduct.
The PAC's methods are described as 'the death of a thousand cuts', steadily chipping away at the establishment's arrogance. It has written to Trinity College, Cambridge, over the failure to prosecute those responsible for vandalising a historic portrait, showing its commitment to preserving British heritage.
The PAC's impact extends beyond petitions. It has inspired communities to rise and take action, mirroring the momentum seen in the Chagos campaign. With its growing army of Email Warriors, the PAC is poised to continue its influence on British politics.
The Great British PAC, under Peter Thiel's initiation, is transforming the British political scene. In just seven months, it has launched new campaigns, scored victories, and forced political bodies to reckon with its demands. With over 300 Email Warriors and a growing grassroots movement, the PAC's influence is set to continue, reshaping the political landscape one email at a time.
