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Great British PAC

Campaign group
Great British PAC
Campaign group

Great British PAC (GB PAC) is a right-wing pressure group founded by journalist Claire Bullivant, modelled on American political action committees. Its chair is former Reform deputy leader Ben Habib, who has said Britain should "absolutely" let migrants drown in the English Channel. Hope Not Hate found that thirteen people holding formal roles in the organisation had promoted far-right views and conspiracy theories online, including one who shared pro-Hitler and antisemitic content and another who posted racist comments about the IQ of ethnic minorities. When confronted with this, Habib responded: "We don't care what our members have said in the past - they haven't broken any laws." Its advisory board includes Conservative peer Daniel Hannan and its activities have included organising a legal challenge to the government's Chagos Islands policy, a letter opposing which was signed by Reform MPs, several Conservative politicians, and - uniquely among Labour MPs - Graham Stringer.

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Ben Habib founder, advisory board Habib founded Great British PAC and is Chair of the Advisory Board [src][src]
Daniel Hannan advisory board Hannan sits on the advisory board of GB PAC. He also signed a GB PAC open letter opposing the government's policy on Chagos [src][src]
James Orr former James Orr was previously on the advisory board for GB PAC [src]
Graham Stringer Stringer signed a GB PAC open letter opposing the government's policy on Chagos [src]
Nick Tenconi Tenconi signed a GB PAC open letter opposing the government's policy on Chagos [src]
Danny Kruger Kruger signed a GB PAC open letter opposing the government's policy on Chagos [src]
Alex Phillips Phillips signed a GB PAC open letter opposing the government's policy on Chagos [src]
Suella Braverman Braverman signed a GB PAC open letter opposing the government's policy on Chagos [src]
Steve Baker Baker signed a GB PAC open letter opposing the government's policy on Chagos [src]

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