Disruptors A Nation on the Brink? Rob Delivers The State of the UK 2026
Mar 9, 2026
A stark tour of Britain’s spiraling public safety crisis, from daytime machete robberies to retail staff wearing bodycams. A look at shrinking household finances, crushing invisible taxes, and a mass exodus of millionaires. Warnings about debanking, digital IDs and the risks of a cashless society. An 11-point plan aims to salvage jobs, entrepreneurship and national freedom.
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Household Tax Burden Includes Large Interest Payments
- Moore highlights the hidden cost of national debt: average household pays over £4,000 annually just in interest on public debt.
- He frames this as taxpayer money servicing others' loans with no direct benefit to households.
Small Share Of High Earners Carry Most Income Tax
- Tax progressivity is skewed: top 1% pay 33% of income tax and top 10% pay 69%, while 44.7% pay no income tax.
- Moore notes high earners face sharp effective rates due to lost allowances and benefits above £100k.
Millionaire Exodus Is Hollowing Out Tax Base
- Wealth flight is real: six of the top 10 UK taxpayers have left the country, costing billions in revenue and requiring many lower-rate taxpayers to replace them.
- He cites UBS prediction of 500,000 millionaire net loss by 2028 and one millionaire leaving ~every 30 minutes.