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Our group has selected the most famous Italian protagonists in history, to identify the different membership tiers of the British Italian Conservatives. The two criteria used to classify each membership focuses on the person’s political involvement and the common elements of these iconic figures who have all shared the same experience of Italians abroad to this day.

Activists– Cicero– £25.00 per annum

We chose Marco Tullio Ciceroni for his integrity, for his speech in defence of the Res Publica. Cicero spoke to defend the Res Public from the personal attack of dictatorship and defend from the corruption and personal interests. He was beheaded because he refused to subject himself to Marco Antonio’s dictatorship. This is the reason why we select Cicero, he represents the BIC abroad, speaks publicly, speaks the truth, defends the public and is ready to risk his own life for the commonwealth. A Cicero membership is the first stage inside of our organisation. If you would like to subscribe to the Cicero membership, you will receive a copy of the newsletter which will include all the future BIC events and will be invited to participate at canvassing outings.

Full Membership – Michelangelo, £300.00 per annum

Michelangelo was a famous painter, sculptor, architect and poet. BIC share the same destiny of achieving these talents.

We share the same passion of the beauty that Michelangelo describes in the Sistine Chapel.

Supporter – Leonardo Da Vinci, £1,000.00 per annum

Leonardo Da Vinci was an artist and inventor, he was forced to leave Italy, and go to serve in another country to achieve his desire.

Leonardo put his ingenuity at the service of another country, France- who very appreciated and . Even today the French consider Leonardo as a French national.

Honorary Founder “Cristoforo Colombo*”, £3,000.00 per annum

Cristoforo Columbo was one of the most famous captains at the service of Spain. Realising his ambition and enterprise, Columbo put his own service to Spain crest and discovered America. In New York, Columbo’s day is a widely popular celebratory event in Columbo’s memory. The Spanish and South Americans consider Colombo as a native. We have chosen to use Cristoforo he represents the modern Italian that has to travel all over the world to achieve their desire and discover their talents.