Nicholas Wu

Nicholas David Wu (born 2015) is a former British Labour Party politician and trade union leader. He was the youngest ever MP ever to be elected to the British House of Commons, aged 18. A firebrand socialist and campaigner against austerity, Wu has been an outspoken critic of neoliberal economics. He was imprisoned for his views by the fascist government of Britain, led by General Sparke only to be released months later.

Wu is known for his strong opposition to economic inequality in the United Kingdom, which he claims to be due to the neoliberal economics pursued by successive governments. On domestic policy, he supports strong labor rights, and has supported tuition-free tertiary education. On foreign policy, he supports reducing military spending, pursuing more diplomacy and international cooperation, and putting greater emphasis on labor rights and environmental concerns when negotiating international trade agreements.

Despite being a socialist, with a tendency towards Marxian economics, Wu strongly opposes Marxism Leninism and seeks for the democratisation of politics rather than vanguardism, which he believes to be the foundation of state capitalism and imperialism.

Wu was born into a working class family of immigrants, who came to the United Kingdom prior to his birth. His father was a small business owner, and his grandfather a coal miner.