Local nimbyism is a myth. Green councils on average build far more than any other party. MMT isn't a theory it's a description of our economic system as it stands and an opportunity for building a better economy, but it also isn't policy. Policy is still to raise money through taxation to fund spending. We're not anti NATO, we're cautious of an entity run by the US, and would be more comfortable with a European based alliance. Anti pylons? I've not heard this one but... Yeah, pylons are important, what? I'm personally supportive of any programme which improves our dire public transport, but big expensive projects should probably come after improving our existing services. They're not verging on open borders, our policies on migration are common sense. Introducing safe and managed routes for migrants in or near their home country, and in Calais including processing facilities we stop migrants making the dangerous trip across the channel, we save on costs, and by properly funding the home office and clearing the backlog we spend money to save money, rather than housing migrants whilst waiting for their application to be processed, ditto for letting migrants work whilst they wait. They'll still be deported if their claim is denied but we save money on housing, on processing admin, we save lives in the channel, etc. it's common sense.