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Rupert Lowe forced the Commons to confront Universal Credit spending and demanded a benefit ban for foreign nationals. My mum raised the row at dinner, so I researched and assembled this footage (she wanted facts, not slogans). The £61.2bn shown is the whole Universal Credit bill. The £10.1bn covered...

50,500 Aufrufe • vor 23 Tagen •via X (Twitter)

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james smithvor 22 Tagen

He seems the only one fighting for us

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Nigel Fairbankvor 23 Tagen

Deport deport deport.

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Paulvor 22 Tagen

Everything Lowe is saying is so fukin true stop giving them

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David Yorkshire 🌳🏛️🌳vor 22 Tagen

Missed opportunity to make grunting and squealing noises while the pigboy was speaking.

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Englands Dawnvor 22 Tagen

Minister….

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Katevor 23 Tagen

He is constantly copying Reform’s policies Copy cat!

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||| PAUL |||vor 21 Tagen

Who is the fat pig defending the indefensible?

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Willshome 💚 Compassion in my❤️ Corbyn to my bonesvor 21 Tagen

Most non-UK nationals arrive as tourists. Foreign folk coming here, spending their money boosting the economy by £147 bn a year. Foreigners pay for everyone on universal credit, more than twice over. You pathetic "patriot".

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Toni Mousleyvor 22 Tagen

They won’t care right now they are fully busy

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Katevor 23 Tagen

BS. This narcissist is constantly copying Reforms policies. He is not here to save the country . He is here to destroyed Farage and Reform the only party who can beat Labour at the next General elections and save our country. Listen to the video and you be the judge:

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Divine Generalvor 21 Tagen

🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

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Jean Smithvor 21 Tagen

@JohnCleese The reply said could…. Not is… so shows him admitting that he does not know if a single one in the household is British. Clearly Rupert challenge is correct

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Craigus Decimusvor 22 Tagen

“My mum raised the issue at dinner” What? At the bot farm?

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Scott Potentialvor 20 Tagen

Stop foreign nationals arriving here and going straight into council accommodation with free utilities

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Pete in silicovor 22 Tagen

Restore won't get in

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Mark Keeganvor 18 Tagen

And they spent it in British businesses

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The English Atheistvor 22 Tagen

Are foreign national not migrants now 🤣😂🤣

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🔥This Was One Of The Most Powerful And Refreshing Speeches Delivered In Parliament In Years 👏 Rupert Lowe MP hit the establishment like sunlight to vampires and the other MPs could barely stand it! 😂 He did what our weak and spineless leaders have dodged for far too long: speak the plain truth on the ECHR blocking the deportation of foreign criminals. He went through the absurd excuses one by one: “A convicted Sri Lankan sex offender was allowed to stay in Britain because he is gay and would be at risk of persecution if he was returned to his home country. I do not care.” “A Jamaican drug dealer was jailed twice but allowed to stay in Britain after claiming that his removal would breach his right to family life. I do not care.” “A Zimbabwean was jailed for killing a man in a car crash but allowed to stay in Britain after it was discovered that he had an illicit love child. I do not care.” “A convicted Indian paedophile was allowed to stay in Britain by claiming that the move would harm his children. I do not care.” “An Albanian criminal was allowed to stay in Britain partly because his son will not eat foreign chicken nuggets. I definitely do not care.” Then came the knockout: “We hear so much about the human rights of foreign p*dophiles, sex pests and murderers, what about the human rights of the British people not to be r*ped, stabbed or killed by foreigners who should never have been in our country to begin with?” “Please spare me the continued moral outrage. I am bored of it. The British people are bored of it.” “It is not cruel to deport criminals, and it is not inhumane to defend our own citizens. What is cruel and inhumane is allowing foreign killers and sex offenders to walk among us in the name of the human rights they should have forfeited the moment they committed their crimes.” This is real leadership. Fearless, honest, and putting British victims and British safety first. No other politician dares to stand up and say it this directly. No one. That’s why Restore Britain and Rupert Lowe are the only real choice if you actually want serious change on these issues. Look at Makerfield right now. Restore has announced their candidate and Lowe has set out the plan. Why settle for the same tired establishment figures like Burnham when you can back genuine, bold change with Restore? Burnham is just another career politician, despite the spin trying to paint him as fresh.

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