Individual freedom
How does a state dare claim it knows better how a free person should live than that person does? Every voluntary exchange benefits both sides. Regulation that blocks it is not protection — it is the removal of freedom.
A pan-European movement
Stand for EuropeSave Europe
Europe was once the world’s powerhouse of culture, trade and discovery. Today it leads in red tape, censorship and the slow replacement of its own peoples. We refuse to settle for that.
Freedom
Property
Speech
Prosperity
Save Europe
Our continent deserves more than managed decline.
Why are we letting our nations, cultures and peoples be replaced through state-enabled mass immigration? Why do our states pile on regulation that protects cartels, grows inequality, and takes more of what people earn? Why is living standards falling while taxation, centralisation and censorship rise — all in the name of solving those exact problems?
Europe’s languages, towns, Christianity and civilisation are not museum pieces. Private markets already give us far better choice, quality and prices than state monopolies ever did. So why do healthcare, schooling, roads and pensions remain locked under political control across the continent?
Stand for Europe continues the unfinished liberal transition — carefully, step by step, without chaos. One free country becomes the example. Capital, firms and talent move there. The rest of Europe then follows, or traps its people and waits for revolt.
What we stand for
Private property
What you earn by work, creation and trade is not the state’s. Taxes that devour it, inflation that dilutes it, and permits for every use of your own land are ways of taking what is yours.
Competition, not monopoly
A state institution funded by force, with no rivals, will never match a private market. Competition lowers prices, raises quality and shrinks inequality. Legal cartels do the opposite.
One country first
This cannot be done from Brussels.
The transition happens at national and local level. One free country becomes the example. Capital, firms and skilled people move there. Every other government then faces a choice: follow, or become more totalitarian and wait for revolt.
Preberi argumentThe Manifesto
A step-by-step manifesto
We are not installing a government that wants to stay. We are executing a smooth handover to a society where people keep what they earn, schools and hospitals compete, and no one needs a permit to live.
01
Decentralisation
Hand almost every responsibility to local authorities, including tax collection. Regions set their own rates, laws and budgets — and compete.
02Property and land reform
If you own the land, you decide its use — so long as you do not harm neighbours. Planning cartels that block building are socialism with a zoning map.
03Privatise state companies and assets
Local tax competition collapses budgets. The honest response is to sell state land and privatise state firms — not to invent new taxes.
04Deregulate private education
The market already keeps only the teachers who can teach. Licensing private schools is how bad schools are protected.
05School vouchers
Calculate what the state spends per pupil. Give that sum to parents as a voucher. Schools compete. Change below the voucher goes back to the family.
06Privatise national exams
State exams are outdated and aimed at skills nobody needs. Private exam providers live or die by whether employers trust them.
Iz programa
There is a strong correlation between prosperity and freedom. The freedom to share new ideas, to trade voluntarily, and the right to private property lifted millions out of poverty. Those ideas are long gone in Europe. They should not be.
Stand for Europe manifesto
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We will answer every question we receive. We will host debates and explain, in the open, why a free society works. If this is your continent, stand with us.
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