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This is a good example of why Rupert needs a nationalist crash course in media training. He’s asked about banning foreigners from becoming MP’s which should be a question Restore knocks out the park and uses to differentiate themselves from Tory-Reform. Instead the answer runs off into Japan debt...

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There is a concerted effort by rival parties and the press to oust Nigel Farage as leader of Reform. It would be a mistake for Restore Britain to join in. Farage faces scrutiny from the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards following a Times investigation into his association with “Posh George” Cottrell, and an undeclared £5 million donation from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne. If found to have broken the rules on reporting gifts, he could be suspended as an MP and face a by-election. The likes of Fraser Nelson and Boris Johnson are salivating at the prospect of sabotaging Reform, replacing Farage with a Tory defector or performing political necromancy for the Conservative Party. Persecution might further endear Farage to the public. It suggests the establishment is afraid of him, and could encourage him to continue his recent strengthening of rhetoric on immigration and anti-white racism. But some in Reform are eager to purge the party of nationalist sentiment. There are already traitors talking to the Observer, detailing their efforts to remove “trigger-happy” Zia Yusuf from his role as Home Affairs spokesman. “Zia’s a big problem,” one said, with others arguing “privately that the use of racial politics was necessary to see off Rupert Lowe’s Restore, but the party ultimately needs to appeal to the centre to have any chance of winning.” With the right on the ropes, it is unwise for Rupert Lowe to promise to “throw everything” at a by-election in Clacton. Restore can’t afford another self-inflicted wound, after weeks of Rupert making needless rhetorical blunders about ethnonationalism and multiculturalism, causing infighting among the base. Joining a witch-hunt would reinforce the narrative that Restore is purely motivated by vengeance against Farage — which is not what most of Restore signed up for.
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There is a concerted effort by rival parties and the press to oust Nigel Farage as leader of Reform. It would be a mistake for Restore Britain to join in. Farage faces scrutiny from the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards following a Times investigation into his association with “Posh George” Cottrell, and an undeclared £5 million donation from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne. If found to have broken the rules on reporting gifts, he could be suspended as an MP and face a by-election. The likes of Fraser Nelson and Boris Johnson are salivating at the prospect of sabotaging Reform, replacing Farage with a Tory defector or performing political necromancy for the Conservative Party. Persecution might further endear Farage to the public. It suggests the establishment is afraid of him, and could encourage him to continue his recent strengthening of rhetoric on immigration and anti-white racism. But some in Reform are eager to purge the party of nationalist sentiment. There are already traitors talking to the Observer, detailing their efforts to remove “trigger-happy” Zia Yusuf from his role as Home Affairs spokesman. “Zia’s a big problem,” one said, with others arguing “privately that the use of racial politics was necessary to see off Rupert Lowe’s Restore, but the party ultimately needs to appeal to the centre to have any chance of winning.” With the right on the ropes, it is unwise for Rupert Lowe to promise to “throw everything” at a by-election in Clacton. Restore can’t afford another self-inflicted wound, after weeks of Rupert making needless rhetorical blunders about ethnonationalism and multiculturalism, causing infighting among the base. Joining a witch-hunt would reinforce the narrative that Restore is purely motivated by vengeance against Farage — which is not what most of Restore signed up for.

Connor Tomlinson

39,638 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

Rupert was desperate to look like a knight in shining armour, but instead, MP Tom Morrison made him look like a social media fool. It is just a political gain for Rupert Lowe and Restore; if it means using vulnerable survivors to reach his goal, he has no problem with that. Only Nigel and Reform UK will get real justice for these women and girls when in government, and if Restore Britain ruins that chance, then the blame lies solely with Rupert.
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Rupert was desperate to look like a knight in shining armour, but instead, MP Tom Morrison made him look like a social media fool. It is just a political gain for Rupert Lowe and Restore; if it means using vulnerable survivors to reach his goal, he has no problem with that. Only Nigel and Reform UK will get real justice for these women and girls when in government, and if Restore Britain ruins that chance, then the blame lies solely with Rupert.

Joe 🇬🇧 🩵 Reform UK

36,472 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

“IT WOULD TURN RESTORE BRITAIN INTO EVERYTHING WE HATE” I really like Peter C. Barnes and respect his opinion but on this one I’m strongly with Dan Wootton The debate on today’s OUTSPOKEN has been about the young spokespeople of Restore Britain and their rhetoric both online and in interviews. The critique from panelists, Peter and Nick Tenconi, is that Rupert Lowe MP should perhaps “reign in” some of his younger colleagues and online, some might say extreme, supporters. Dan argues that if Restore become a party of censorship to appeal to the masses then it undermines its very existence. I believe we can maintain a zero compromise stance and still be successful. It’s the only way.
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“IT WOULD TURN RESTORE BRITAIN INTO EVERYTHING WE HATE” I really like Peter C. Barnes and respect his opinion but on this one I’m strongly with Dan Wootton The debate on today’s OUTSPOKEN has been about the young spokespeople of Restore Britain and their rhetoric both online and in interviews. The critique from panelists, Peter and Nick Tenconi, is that Rupert Lowe MP should perhaps “reign in” some of his younger colleagues and online, some might say extreme, supporters. Dan argues that if Restore become a party of censorship to appeal to the masses then it undermines its very existence. I believe we can maintain a zero compromise stance and still be successful. It’s the only way.

Kiera Diss

11,746 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

I am very worried about some of the things I’m hearing from people involved in Restore in an official capacity. For instance, Orla Minihane talks of “wrong’uns” and “extremists” she wants to gatekeep from positions in the party. We need Rupert Lowe MP to outline what he considers to be “extreme” and if it includes people who want remigration and are willing to say things like “England for the English” then Restore is over before it’s started. What differentiates Restore from Reform or Advance if we aren’t going to be allowed to talk about demographics? I trust Rupert and I trust his core team, but we need clarity on this and quickly.
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I am very worried about some of the things I’m hearing from people involved in Restore in an official capacity. For instance, Orla Minihane talks of “wrong’uns” and “extremists” she wants to gatekeep from positions in the party. We need Rupert Lowe MP to outline what he considers to be “extreme” and if it includes people who want remigration and are willing to say things like “England for the English” then Restore is over before it’s started. What differentiates Restore from Reform or Advance if we aren’t going to be allowed to talk about demographics? I trust Rupert and I trust his core team, but we need clarity on this and quickly.

Wolf 🐺

37,431 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

Is the Restore party imploding and what is causing it? Is the battle of wills between Rupert Lowe and what seems to be the hardcore, young gun ethno-nationalist element going to destroy the party or can it be turned around. What does it mean to be British? Is a British passport enough or do you need much more. The right of politics is grappling with these issues and seemingly defeating itself in the process. Many of the things Rupert Lowe says are 100% correct but in saying them from Restore it is making another Labour government more likely and that will destroy the entire country.
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Is the Restore party imploding and what is causing it? Is the battle of wills between Rupert Lowe and what seems to be the hardcore, young gun ethno-nationalist element going to destroy the party or can it be turned around. What does it mean to be British? Is a British passport enough or do you need much more. The right of politics is grappling with these issues and seemingly defeating itself in the process. Many of the things Rupert Lowe says are 100% correct but in saying them from Restore it is making another Labour government more likely and that will destroy the entire country.

John Hannam

16,476 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Is the Jeff ult tech a bug or a feature, and should it be allowed in tournament? There NEEDS to be a definite answer - It makes him immortal - He can hold his ult indefinitely - He can’t be stunned or knocked out of the animation
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Is the Jeff ult tech a bug or a feature, and should it be allowed in tournament? There NEEDS to be a definite answer - It makes him immortal - He can hold his ult indefinitely - He can’t be stunned or knocked out of the animation

Knuten

53,920 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

This is very good advice from Nick Griffin Beyond the Pale to Rupert Lowe MP. Restore aren’t going to win in 2029 or even get close. So what can Restore do to really maximise its long term effectiveness? They should stand aside apart from in a few target seats in 2029 but in the next 3 years engage in a massive ground game to register voters and collect canvassing data. Then when Farage inevitably falls out with all his team and fails to deliver the change he promised Restore will be available to them as a defection option and will already have a powerful ground game which incentivises defectors as they know they’re joining something real that can help them regain their seats at the 2034 election. This longer term strategy I believe is far more effective than the folly of a 2029 strategy which will only act to split the vote. However, a growing theory in my mind is that there is in fact a deal between the Tories and Lowe and that the terms of that deal are for Lowe to hoover up this disenfranchised block of ex-Reform voters and march them over to the Tories. Which might explain why Rupert doesn’t really bother doing interviews, leaves his Chief of Staff to run most of the day-to-day, and why the party is being very deliberately kept from steering too far to the right.
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This is very good advice from Nick Griffin Beyond the Pale to Rupert Lowe MP. Restore aren’t going to win in 2029 or even get close. So what can Restore do to really maximise its long term effectiveness? They should stand aside apart from in a few target seats in 2029 but in the next 3 years engage in a massive ground game to register voters and collect canvassing data. Then when Farage inevitably falls out with all his team and fails to deliver the change he promised Restore will be available to them as a defection option and will already have a powerful ground game which incentivises defectors as they know they’re joining something real that can help them regain their seats at the 2034 election. This longer term strategy I believe is far more effective than the folly of a 2029 strategy which will only act to split the vote. However, a growing theory in my mind is that there is in fact a deal between the Tories and Lowe and that the terms of that deal are for Lowe to hoover up this disenfranchised block of ex-Reform voters and march them over to the Tories. Which might explain why Rupert doesn’t really bother doing interviews, leaves his Chief of Staff to run most of the day-to-day, and why the party is being very deliberately kept from steering too far to the right.

Wolf 🐺

44,000 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

One thing everyone should appreciate about Spencer Pratt is that when he’s asked a question, he doesn’t deflect. He just answers the question This is so different than basically everyone else in politics CNN asks him, why he’s a Republican He doesn’t dance around the real reason, even through many democrats likely wouldn’t like the answer It’s for the second amendment But then he explains exactly why. It makes perfect sense He explains his plan to protect schools from fun threats even thought he’s for the second amendment and having a gun to protect yourself He has a real, and clear plan One other thing I notice here is CNN asks the question and lets him answer. They don’t push back with propaganda, they just ask a few questions for more clarity This is what the media used to be, and should be. Good job Spencer and CNN for this exchange
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One thing everyone should appreciate about Spencer Pratt is that when he’s asked a question, he doesn’t deflect. He just answers the question This is so different than basically everyone else in politics CNN asks him, why he’s a Republican He doesn’t dance around the real reason, even through many democrats likely wouldn’t like the answer It’s for the second amendment But then he explains exactly why. It makes perfect sense He explains his plan to protect schools from fun threats even thought he’s for the second amendment and having a gun to protect yourself He has a real, and clear plan One other thing I notice here is CNN asks the question and lets him answer. They don’t push back with propaganda, they just ask a few questions for more clarity This is what the media used to be, and should be. Good job Spencer and CNN for this exchange

Wall Street Apes

22,869 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

This is an interview a few days after the Brexit referendum in 2016 with a voter in Barnsley. He says he voted to leave to stop immigration. Not to lower it, not to change its composition, not to pause it but to stop it. It’s men like this which is why I’ll fight like hell for a Restore government. Men like this have been betrayed again and again and it’s men like this who make up a lot of Reform’s base. They genuinely believe Farage is going to be the man to stop immigration. They honestly believe under Farage visas will be halted and the foreigners in their community will be made to leave. And the thought of Farage betraying these people yet again is too much to bear. We must give them a Restore government and we have to then radically change the course of the country by deporting millions and millions of people whilst cutting gross migration by 90-95%.
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This is an interview a few days after the Brexit referendum in 2016 with a voter in Barnsley. He says he voted to leave to stop immigration. Not to lower it, not to change its composition, not to pause it but to stop it. It’s men like this which is why I’ll fight like hell for a Restore government. Men like this have been betrayed again and again and it’s men like this who make up a lot of Reform’s base. They genuinely believe Farage is going to be the man to stop immigration. They honestly believe under Farage visas will be halted and the foreigners in their community will be made to leave. And the thought of Farage betraying these people yet again is too much to bear. We must give them a Restore government and we have to then radically change the course of the country by deporting millions and millions of people whilst cutting gross migration by 90-95%.

Wolf 🐺

62,753 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

Here Carl Benjamin 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 tries numerous times to get Rupert Lowe MP to say something critical about BlackRock and ask how Restore would combat the scourge of foreign big money interests. Time and time again Rupert ducks the question and rambles off a bunch of Tory talking points. He even hilariously starts talking about Austrian School Economics at one point just to really ram the point home that he won’t lift a finger to combat BlackRock. You can see Carl try again and again to interrupt and get a straight answer but none is forthcoming. I think you see Carl realise in real time Rupert doesn’t get it and is not the guy we need to lead us.
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Here Carl Benjamin 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 tries numerous times to get Rupert Lowe MP to say something critical about BlackRock and ask how Restore would combat the scourge of foreign big money interests. Time and time again Rupert ducks the question and rambles off a bunch of Tory talking points. He even hilariously starts talking about Austrian School Economics at one point just to really ram the point home that he won’t lift a finger to combat BlackRock. You can see Carl try again and again to interrupt and get a straight answer but none is forthcoming. I think you see Carl realise in real time Rupert doesn’t get it and is not the guy we need to lead us.

Wolf 🐺

19,599 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

Rupert Lowe returned to GB News after months of blacklisting, and delivered a tutorial on how to dismantle subversive framing in an interview. He turned Jacob Rees-Mogg's questions about "uniting the right" into an opportunity to condemn the Tories as useless traitors, and to highlight the hypocrisy and dishonesty of Reform. (GB News edited out a section where Rupert explained how Nigel Farage filed a false police report against him, and kicked him out of Reform, for promising to deport the perpetrators of the Pakistani grooming gangs.) Rupert refused to ritualistically denounce Tommy Robinson and turn him into a bogeyman. Instead, he pointed out how both Labour and Conservatives were complicit in covering up the grooming gangs for decades, and how he — not Farage — delivered the promised privately-funded inquiry into the scandal. Rupert set Restore Britain apart from other parties as a fresh start, and an uncompromising alternative to the establishment. No wonder the smears and dirty tricks against him are getting more desperate.
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Rupert Lowe returned to GB News after months of blacklisting, and delivered a tutorial on how to dismantle subversive framing in an interview. He turned Jacob Rees-Mogg's questions about "uniting the right" into an opportunity to condemn the Tories as useless traitors, and to highlight the hypocrisy and dishonesty of Reform. (GB News edited out a section where Rupert explained how Nigel Farage filed a false police report against him, and kicked him out of Reform, for promising to deport the perpetrators of the Pakistani grooming gangs.) Rupert refused to ritualistically denounce Tommy Robinson and turn him into a bogeyman. Instead, he pointed out how both Labour and Conservatives were complicit in covering up the grooming gangs for decades, and how he — not Farage — delivered the promised privately-funded inquiry into the scandal. Rupert set Restore Britain apart from other parties as a fresh start, and an uncompromising alternative to the establishment. No wonder the smears and dirty tricks against him are getting more desperate.

Connor Tomlinson

34,487 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Breaking News🇬🇧⚡️: "He's a very polished media performer. Talk to people from Reform, he (Zia Yusuf) hasn't found a slot to which he can be made useful and you have to ask yourself why?". The sting has to be taken out of the conversation and language has to change if there is to be a 'common way forward' at this stage for Lowe and Farage. Of course it is not easy to walk away from the perceived 'transgressions' for either party, but if they are honestly thinking of the 'good of the country'? then clear this a hurdle they must and clear it well in order to progress. Rupert Lowe is publicly not having any of the 'magnanimus' language or pragmatic message from Reform's Zia Yusuf whilst talking to journalist Dan Wootton today. At this stage it is very clear that Reform and Restore need to have mediators or neutral third party interventionists if any alliance can get out of the traps. As critical as I've been of Mr Yusuf, he comes across as the more reasonable and affable here in this second hand exchange, presented to him by Mr Wootton. Mr Lowe has instigated a 'common way forward' which is a work in progress, but good on him for making the initial effort. However if Mr Lowe wants an alliance or any sort of co-working he's going to have to delegate it out to someone who has his best interests and that of Restore and the UK at ALL times. Bring forward professionals in conflict resolution, focussed on the woes of Great Britain and not the deep seated hatred and resentment which obviously remains between Misters Farage, Lowe and Mr Yusuf. Source: Dan Wootton
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Breaking News🇬🇧⚡️: "He's a very polished media performer. Talk to people from Reform, he (Zia Yusuf) hasn't found a slot to which he can be made useful and you have to ask yourself why?". The sting has to be taken out of the conversation and language has to change if there is to be a 'common way forward' at this stage for Lowe and Farage. Of course it is not easy to walk away from the perceived 'transgressions' for either party, but if they are honestly thinking of the 'good of the country'? then clear this a hurdle they must and clear it well in order to progress. Rupert Lowe is publicly not having any of the 'magnanimus' language or pragmatic message from Reform's Zia Yusuf whilst talking to journalist Dan Wootton today. At this stage it is very clear that Reform and Restore need to have mediators or neutral third party interventionists if any alliance can get out of the traps. As critical as I've been of Mr Yusuf, he comes across as the more reasonable and affable here in this second hand exchange, presented to him by Mr Wootton. Mr Lowe has instigated a 'common way forward' which is a work in progress, but good on him for making the initial effort. However if Mr Lowe wants an alliance or any sort of co-working he's going to have to delegate it out to someone who has his best interests and that of Restore and the UK at ALL times. Bring forward professionals in conflict resolution, focussed on the woes of Great Britain and not the deep seated hatred and resentment which obviously remains between Misters Farage, Lowe and Mr Yusuf. Source: Dan Wootton

HIN News🇬🇧🇺🇸

18,633 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

Anyone who will vote for Edwin Sifuna and Kalonzo Musyoka combo will be definition of a mumu for sure and I have no apology. Eric Latiff posed a very simple and straightforward question to the gentleman from Tseikuru this morning. Why should Kenyans vote for you to be President? It was a basic question that required a clear, convincing answer about his vision, agenda, leadership record, and what he intends to do differently for Kenyans. But he failed to answer it. Instead of giving Kenyans a direct reason to entrust him with the presidency, he went around in circles, beating around the bush and avoiding the substance of the question. Huyu hana agenda.
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Anyone who will vote for Edwin Sifuna and Kalonzo Musyoka combo will be definition of a mumu for sure and I have no apology. Eric Latiff posed a very simple and straightforward question to the gentleman from Tseikuru this morning. Why should Kenyans vote for you to be President? It was a basic question that required a clear, convincing answer about his vision, agenda, leadership record, and what he intends to do differently for Kenyans. But he failed to answer it. Instead of giving Kenyans a direct reason to entrust him with the presidency, he went around in circles, beating around the bush and avoiding the substance of the question. Huyu hana agenda.

Samwel Wekesa

26,776 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

The first pre-requisite for an anti-establishment leader is that they viscerally hate the incumbent elites. I don’t get that sense from Rupert. I think Rupert wishes the elites had done better than they have but I don’t get the sense he wants a total takeover of the power structures. When I hear Charlie Downes speak I get the sense he loathes those who currently sit in Whitehall, the City of London, and all the other corrupt elites. Which is why Downes should be made Deputy Leader as a sign that nationalists are going to have permanent representation in Restore and don’t have to beg for scraps from Rupert and his office.
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The first pre-requisite for an anti-establishment leader is that they viscerally hate the incumbent elites. I don’t get that sense from Rupert. I think Rupert wishes the elites had done better than they have but I don’t get the sense he wants a total takeover of the power structures. When I hear Charlie Downes speak I get the sense he loathes those who currently sit in Whitehall, the City of London, and all the other corrupt elites. Which is why Downes should be made Deputy Leader as a sign that nationalists are going to have permanent representation in Restore and don’t have to beg for scraps from Rupert and his office.

Wolf 🐺

18,851 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

As thousands of canvassers descend on Makerfield, the establishment media are STILL crashing out about Restore Britain. A new poll of 1,119 Makerfield residents puts Restore on 13 percent, Reform on 24 percent, and Labour on 35 percent. Farage has his head in his hands when asked questions about Rupert Lowe. Reform MPs and spokesmen admit Restore have "‘made us up our game because we had someone to the right of us", and that "voters are looking for seriousness and authenticity, and they actually see in Rupert what they don’t see in Nigel". While Reform supporters accuse Rupert of working for the Tories, Jacob Rees-Mogg says "Restore are a wasted vote" because they will block a Conservative coalition with Reform. Michael Gove thinks Restore and Rupert Lowe "are jokes" — which, coming from him, is an endorsement. The Economist thinks we're "bastards" for wanting to give violent foreign criminals like Vickrum Digwa the death penalty. Over at the Guardian, Owen Jones is afraid that Restore will destroy the "guardrails" imposed by the post-War consensus — "a sort of ideological ring-fencing" to stop you from having a country. Andy Beckett agrees: "Restore is changing the atmosphere of politics." And Melanie Phillips claims Restore "don’t even understand what British identity and core western precepts actually are... What Restore want, therefore, is not historic Britain but an ethno-state based on blood and soil racism." She thinks it's unreasonable to recognise the British people are indigenous ethnic groups, who have an exclusive claim to these Isles, and that our politics should prioritise our interests minority grievances or liberal values. She says "Judaism itself is not just an ethnicity but also comprises a religion and a people. There is no other people, religion or ethnicity like it. It is unique." But I'm just not willing to support nationalism for thee and not for me, I'm afraid. And I don't care what names I get called.
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As thousands of canvassers descend on Makerfield, the establishment media are STILL crashing out about Restore Britain. A new poll of 1,119 Makerfield residents puts Restore on 13 percent, Reform on 24 percent, and Labour on 35 percent. Farage has his head in his hands when asked questions about Rupert Lowe. Reform MPs and spokesmen admit Restore have "‘made us up our game because we had someone to the right of us", and that "voters are looking for seriousness and authenticity, and they actually see in Rupert what they don’t see in Nigel". While Reform supporters accuse Rupert of working for the Tories, Jacob Rees-Mogg says "Restore are a wasted vote" because they will block a Conservative coalition with Reform. Michael Gove thinks Restore and Rupert Lowe "are jokes" — which, coming from him, is an endorsement. The Economist thinks we're "bastards" for wanting to give violent foreign criminals like Vickrum Digwa the death penalty. Over at the Guardian, Owen Jones is afraid that Restore will destroy the "guardrails" imposed by the post-War consensus — "a sort of ideological ring-fencing" to stop you from having a country. Andy Beckett agrees: "Restore is changing the atmosphere of politics." And Melanie Phillips claims Restore "don’t even understand what British identity and core western precepts actually are... What Restore want, therefore, is not historic Britain but an ethno-state based on blood and soil racism." She thinks it's unreasonable to recognise the British people are indigenous ethnic groups, who have an exclusive claim to these Isles, and that our politics should prioritise our interests minority grievances or liberal values. She says "Judaism itself is not just an ethnicity but also comprises a religion and a people. There is no other people, religion or ethnicity like it. It is unique." But I'm just not willing to support nationalism for thee and not for me, I'm afraid. And I don't care what names I get called.

Connor Tomlinson

20,592 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

My take on Rupert Lowe MP’s decision to turn Restore Britain Redirect into a political force and Ben Habib’s decision to merge Advance UK into it. I sincerely hope Rupert does the right thing and adopts Advance UK’s constitution, utilises its structure and makes Ben either chairman or deputy leader. I think the way Rupert has gone about this is wrong and more fitting of Nigel Farage than Rupert. This cannot go down the path of Reform UK. I sincerely hope that Rupert trying to force his leadership is a combination of ensuring the country is well looked after and a trauma response to the way Reform treated him, not a drive for personal power. Ben, the entire Advance UK college and the British people as a whole will all be watching. I will be watching.
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My take on Rupert Lowe MP’s decision to turn Restore Britain Redirect into a political force and Ben Habib’s decision to merge Advance UK into it. I sincerely hope Rupert does the right thing and adopts Advance UK’s constitution, utilises its structure and makes Ben either chairman or deputy leader. I think the way Rupert has gone about this is wrong and more fitting of Nigel Farage than Rupert. This cannot go down the path of Reform UK. I sincerely hope that Rupert trying to force his leadership is a combination of ensuring the country is well looked after and a trauma response to the way Reform treated him, not a drive for personal power. Ben, the entire Advance UK college and the British people as a whole will all be watching. I will be watching.

Richard J. Shaw

18,668 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

Elon Musk: The government should protect children from horrific crimes, not try to cover up these crimes. “The essence of democracy is it should be a government for the people, by the people. And in fact, this is a government against the people and not for the people. Something's got to be done; this is unacceptable. The government needs to be responsible to the people of Britain. It needs to protect Britain. It needs to protect the weak, those who cannot protect themselves, especially the children. And I read about some of the horrific stories and how the government did nothing and tried to hide it; they tried to hide these horrific crimes.” From: Conversation with Tommy Robinson, September 13, 2025
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Elon Musk: The government should protect children from horrific crimes, not try to cover up these crimes. “The essence of democracy is it should be a government for the people, by the people. And in fact, this is a government against the people and not for the people. Something's got to be done; this is unacceptable. The government needs to be responsible to the people of Britain. It needs to protect Britain. It needs to protect the weak, those who cannot protect themselves, especially the children. And I read about some of the horrific stories and how the government did nothing and tried to hide it; they tried to hide these horrific crimes.” From: Conversation with Tommy Robinson, September 13, 2025

ELON CLIPS

16,462 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

Rupert Lowe was kicked out of Reform for wanting mass deportations. This is why Reform will fall in the polls and Restore will surge. We are done with moderate conservatism and don’t want to reform a system that has already failed. This is why I joined Restore Britain.
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Rupert Lowe was kicked out of Reform for wanting mass deportations. This is why Reform will fall in the polls and Restore will surge. We are done with moderate conservatism and don’t want to reform a system that has already failed. This is why I joined Restore Britain.

Angloid

28,600 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

Tectone explains why he no longer talks to Twitch Streamer Knut, but that he is still open to work out with him "I have nothing against him, he pissed me off really bad about a year or so ago and I haven't talked to him since then, I have since forgiven him" "Knut is a very aloof and i love the guy and would love to go work out with him anytime. It's just that a year ago he caused me a lot of grief in my life because there was a person who showed up to Iron Forge Gym to stalk Sophia" "Him and the rest of the staff let them know why he had to be removed from the gym which was because myself and my fiancée Sophia asked for him to be removed because he was stalking Sophia" "Instead of just giving them a non answer like disorderly conduct or that they just aren't welcomed here, he said 'Oh yes these two specific people requested that you were to be removed' which we are still hearing about from today" "It caused a lot of issues but that's okay, forgive and forget, sometimes dumb people do dumb things and it is what it is"
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Tectone explains why he no longer talks to Twitch Streamer Knut, but that he is still open to work out with him "I have nothing against him, he pissed me off really bad about a year or so ago and I haven't talked to him since then, I have since forgiven him" "Knut is a very aloof and i love the guy and would love to go work out with him anytime. It's just that a year ago he caused me a lot of grief in my life because there was a person who showed up to Iron Forge Gym to stalk Sophia" "Him and the rest of the staff let them know why he had to be removed from the gym which was because myself and my fiancée Sophia asked for him to be removed because he was stalking Sophia" "Instead of just giving them a non answer like disorderly conduct or that they just aren't welcomed here, he said 'Oh yes these two specific people requested that you were to be removed' which we are still hearing about from today" "It caused a lot of issues but that's okay, forgive and forget, sometimes dumb people do dumb things and it is what it is"

Tectone Daily

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Just to think this speech got Rupert Lowe removed from Reform The popularity for Rupert Lowe was off the scale People loved him they wanted him as leader But after all that we now have a party that with Rupert as leader is record breaking in numbers and I’m glad for it! Restore!
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Just to think this speech got Rupert Lowe removed from Reform The popularity for Rupert Lowe was off the scale People loved him they wanted him as leader But after all that we now have a party that with Rupert as leader is record breaking in numbers and I’m glad for it! Restore!

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