The Gombey Liberation Party (GLP) is a grassroots political party in Bermuda that contested the 2003 general election. The party did not contest the subsequent 2007 election and seems to be defunct, having never attained a seat in the Bermuda Parliament.

Under the slogan, "The Power of One", the GLP's political platform - directed towards the Bermudian youth - revolved around removing the remnants of colonialism and British influence from Bermuda. Much of this influence comes in the form of the Governor of Bermuda, whom Smith claimed was consolidating his power - backed by a conservative neo-colonial movement - over the Bermuda Police Service, the Bermuda Regiment and the legal and banking systems.

GLP intended to use "therapeutic" instead of "adversarial" measures to attain its goals, including civic engagement and a balance between "grassroots values" and "establishment priorities":

• Grassroots values: Faith, Family, Fulfillment, Fairness, Freedom, Fun, Flexibility, and Unity
• Establishment priorities: Ideology, Bureaucracy, Necessity, Force, Control, Protocol, Efficiency, and Order

Other goals included the rejuvenation of local culture through the establishment of "culture centres" on several derelict site. More ambitious proposals included relocating the Bermuda International Airport and redeveloping St. George's historic forts for a variety of purposes, as well as initiating truth and reconciliation.