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In response to Josh Babarinde’s racist attack on the English, we announced our intention to launch a legal fundraiser in order to protect our identity. While the vast majority of people have been supportive, there have been some dissenting voices. In the interests of full transparency, we wish to address these concerns in full. When we started Wyvern, we wanted to be different. You will not see us appearing on podcasts in new Stone Island clothing or booking trips to Ibiza. When we drafted our constitution, we pledged to publish a full annual breakdown of our accounts for public scrutiny. We are a not-for-profit organisation. In fact, we have lost money in the process, as our directors have contributed their own funds to keep Wyvern operational. We are aware of parliamentary privilege, and legally challenging Babarinde’s bill itself is, of course, not possible. However, other routes are available, which we are currently discussing with experienced lawyers and experts from a number of leading European universities. Those who are not lawyers and have little to no legal knowledge have not merely voiced their own objections to our campaign- which is their right- but have also spread malicious falsehoods to others interested in our organisation, alleging that we are motivated by self-gratification. We understand that the prevalence of grifters in so-called ‘patriot’ movements is why people are sceptical. This is precisely why we placed financial transparency at the heart of our constitution. There are others who are simply talkers rather than doers. For far too long, we as Britons have remained on the sidelines, complaining for the sake of complaining, without taking productive action. We need to publicly oppose Babarinde, his fellow MPs supporting his bill, and anyone who attacks our identity. We will fight, whether we win or lose. If, after further legal discussion, we conclude that the chances of success are slim to negligible, we will be transparent with our supporters. In that event, we may still choose to proceed purely on principle, and those who wish to support us regardless are free to do so. Complaining for its own sake is not going to fix anything. Repeating the same talking points about issues on which we all already agree is not going to fix anything. We need to try something new. That is what Wyvern is for. To all our supporters, thank you. We will always have your back.

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We believe in transparency, so here is the plan: We will use existing Wyvern funds, along with the generous donations we have received today, to pay for consultation(s) with solicitors to assess our options. We are aware that, due to parliamentary privilege, we cannot bring a suit against the bill itself, nor against Mr Babarinde’s comments in Parliament. However, Babarinde’s public comments about Englishness are another issue entirely, and we will examine the option of pursuing the matter via what we believe is Babarinde’s violation of the Equality Act 2010. We will not start a public fundraiser until we have obtained the appropriate legal advice, as we do not wish to take your money without good reason, and we will be publicly transparent about the likelihood of success of any suit. If we have any chance of success whatsoever, we will pursue it, no matter the consequences for us. We will also pursue every available avenue within the remit of the law to put pressure on the Liberal Democrats and the Labour Party, who have multiple MPs supporting this bill, to rein in their racist parliamentarians. We will organise public campaigns encouraging local MPs to publicly oppose the bill. We will start our own campaign to demand that Parliament recognises the English as the native peoples of England, and Englishness as a protected characteristic. Some may think this is overreach, considering it’s a Ten Minute Bill, but it is not. For too long, we have allowed the establishment to spit on our people, to treat us as though we do not matter and that we do not exist. It is time for us to make a stand and let our voices be heard.

Due to high demand and the outrageous nature of this bill, The Wyvern Fellowship will take out a private prosecution against Josh Babarinde MP, we will be speaking to solicitors to explore our options. More announcements, including a link to our fundraiser, to come later this week. This is currently our number 1 priority, and will come before anything else. In the meantime, you can join us or donate, the links are in the comments.