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[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

Restore Britain has now released detailed policy papers on mass deportations, restoring self defence rights, abolishing inheritance tax, backing British pubs and today our new energy policy - designed to massively enhance Britain's energy security.

We are doing our homework.

With plenty more to come on the economy, our security strategy, welfare and much else. All being released over the coming weeks...

This is the serious work that needs to be done to get our policy platform ready for a general election - proper thought is being put into all of this.

We are building the plan on how to Restore Britain.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

❤️ A pregnant, homeless, drug-addicted woman walked up to a police officer and said: “I’m done. I need help.”

He immediately let her sit in his patrol car, bought her cheeseburgers (made it a full meal), treated her with total dignity, and personally drove her to a treatment center.

In a world full of negative cop stories, this is the kind of quiet humanity we need more of. One officer saw a broken person asking for help and actually showed up like a human being.

Respect. Small acts like this can literally save lives.

[Valerie Anne Smith @ValerieAnne1970]

“The vaccine inserts are blank…it's disgusting…but wait there's more…the CDC redacts every word of a 148 page study on Myocarditis after ‘Covid Vaccination’…”
~Senator Janae Shamp

“We’re witnessing an active & colossal cover up…”
~Dr Peter McCullough, MD

[Rand Paul @RandPaul]

Democrats love whistleblowers. Unless they're blowing the whistle on Fauci.

The cover-up is unraveling. The Democrats would rather look away than admit their saint lied to America.

https://t.co/a76Nk9Ct75

[Rand Paul @RandPaul]

Fauci walked into a CIA briefing in 2020 and overrode six out of seven scientists who said COVID came from a Wuhan lab. This isn't a conspiracy. It's a convergence of interests. They funded gain-of-function research. The virus leaked. So they covered their tracks. @MattKibbe

[Jonathan Toase @JonathanToase]

@RupertLowe10 This is an excellent paper. Well done.

Could we also have a policy framework for restoring sound money? The purely fiat currency we have had since 1971 is impoverishing us through destruction of the pound's purchasing power.

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

I am delighted to launch Restore Britain's energy paper - a Britain-first energy security strategy.

A Restore Britain Government will immediately enact these logical policies to make energy cheap, reliable and abundant.

This is how to Restore Britain.

https://t.co/Z1ZEjLYuzQ

[Andrew Bridgen @ABridgen]

Outside the Royal Courts of Justice today, my thoughts before the hearing. Bridgen v Hancock

[Rakesh Krishnan Simha @ByRakeshSimha]

Meet Dr Keith Wolverton, a genial British GP working in urgent care. During a consultation at a walk-in centre in Staffordshire, he asked a Muslim woman to remove her niqab because he had difficulty hearing her explain her young daughter’s symptoms. He cited issues with her English and the need to see her mouth movements for clear communication and proper diagnosis. She initially refused on religious grounds but eventually complied.

After her daughter received treatment and recovered, the thankless woman filed a complained that she felt “victimised and racially discriminated against.”

CONSEQUENCES: A Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service hearing found the doctor guilty of misconduct. He was initially suspended for 9 months. In 2026, Dr Wolverton was struck off the medical register (effectively sacked/banned from practising). All because he was concerned about the health of a child.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

The British cheese course used to be a wedge of cheddar at the end of dinner, eaten on a chunk of bread with a small pickle or an apple, washed down with whatever was left in the bottle.

Not a tasting flight. Not a board with seven varieties and a slate. A wedge. From the wheel that had been on the slab for the past fortnight, sweating slightly under a muslin cloth, cut to order with a wire by a man who knew which one was ready.

Cheddar in the West Country. Lancashire in the North West. Wensleydale in the Dales. Cheshire on the Welsh border. Stilton in the Vale of Belvoir. Caerphilly across the Severn. Each made from raw milk, from cows on the same fields the cheesemaker's grandfather had worked, aged on slate or pine in a cool room at the back of the dairy, wrapped in greaseproof paper for the customer to take home.

In 1914 Britain had roughly 3,500 farmhouse cheesemakers. By 1945 the number was 126. The mechanism was specific. In 1939 a wartime law banned regional farmhouse production and compelled every dairy in the country to produce a single uniform block called Government Cheddar. Hundreds of regional cheeses, evolved over centuries on particular hillsides for particular milks, were ordered out of existence by a Ministry of Food memo in the same year war was declared.

Farmhouse Wensleydale dropped from 176 producers in 1939 to 9 by 1946. The last one gave up in 1957.

The restriction was lifted in 1954, too late for most. The Milk Marketing Board then guaranteed farmers a price for liquid milk until 1994, which kept on-farm cheesemaking economically pointless for another four decades. Supermarket pasteurised cheddar, made in a stainless steel plant in Wiltshire and vacuum-packed for shelf life, became, for two generations, what the word cheddar meant.

A handful of producers held the line. Montgomery's still hangs cloth-bound truckles in a Somerset shed. Westcombe still does it the proper way. Mrs Kirkham's in Lancashire is one of the last raw-milk cheesemakers in the county. Their cheddar is to the supermarket product what a hand-raised Melton pie is to the petrol-station equivalent.

The wheel is still being cut by the man who made it. The wire is in his hand. He will tell you about the cow, the field she grazes on, the slope of the field, the wildflowers that come up in May, and his grandfather who started the dairy in 1934, all of it free of charge, as part of buying a quarter-pound wedge from a five-stone wheel in a small Somerset dairy on a Saturday morning.

You will not find any of that in a supermarket cold cabinet. Nor will you find the cheese.

Which is, on reflection, the whole point.

[No Farmers, No Food @NoFarmsNoFoods]

Home truths from Scottish farmer Will Murray to the Labour government:

“You broke the trust of every farmer in the nation with Inheritance Tax. It has broken us."

[ClarksonsFarm @ClarksonsFarm1]

Call me old fashioned…

[Andrew Bridgen @ABridgen]

I remember in 2008 when the Conservatives announced ending inheritance tax as a policy and it scared Labour PM Gordon Brown so much he cancelled plans for a snap General Election.
Vote Restore Britain and we will deliver it , it’s overdue as inheritance tax is very expensive to calculate and collect. Your money has already be taxed several times . Restore will make Government smaller and therefore taxes will be lower.

[Glenn Diesen @Glenn_Diesen]

After today's attack on Moscow, I am convinced that a Russian retaliation against NATO is coming:
- Ukraine has the right to strike Russia, but this was also a NATO attack. Russia has now every right to strike NATO. Absolute madness.

[Dr. Simon @goddek]

Remember when @RepThomasMassie absolutely humiliated climate cultist @JohnKerry during that House hearing… so badly that even his colleagues gave up their speaking time just to let the wreckage continue?

We need more of that, KY-04. You know what to do!

[Anna Paulina Luna @realannapaulina]

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[healthbot @thehealthb0t]

Bayer has just SUED Pfizer, BioNTech, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson in federal court.

Because the mRNA stabilisation technology used in every single COVID vaccine injected into your kids, your parents, your pregnant friends, your grandmother in the care home was patented by Monsanto in the 1980s for CROPS.

And the company that owns the patent is now in court demanding royalties.

This is not a conspiracy theory. This is Bayer's own lawyers, in Bayer's own filings, on the public record. They are literally arguing in federal court that their agricultural genetic modification technology was copied and injected into human beings WITHOUT A LICENSE.

Meanwhile Moderna just paid Roivant $2.25 BILLION to settle a separate mRNA patent lawsuit. BioNTech is suing Moderna. GSK is suing Moderna. Everyone is suing everyone. The patent fights alone are going to cost these companies tens of billions of dollars.

If Bayer is right, then every single "safety study" that was rushed through in 2020 was looking at the wrong thing. They were testing a vaccine. They were not testing an agricultural genetic modification platform being used in humans for the first time.

The same institutions that LIED to you about Iraq having WMDs, about the 2008 bailouts being a "one time thing", about inflation being transitory, about Epstein killing himself, those are the SAME institutions that told you to take a shot based on two months of trial data.

If you still trust them after this one, I genuinely do not know what to tell you.

Wake up. Get healthy. Get off their food. Get off their media. Get off their system.

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

We know that Reform councils are spending hundreds of thousands of pounds on foreign language translation.

Reform people have got very upset with me pointing that out...

So, let's take a look at the evidence.

This below is what Reform posted on the 25th of March 2025 about Lincolnshire County Council.

"£200,000 wasted on translation, interpretation and language services last year alone."

If they thought they couldn't change it, why campaign on that point?

They then won that council. Full control.

What did they do?

Upped the spend on foreign language translation services - splurging thousands and thousands more on translation for foreign languages.

According to our investigation, they spent £272,245 in their first year in charge.

Up from £244,947 the year before.

Reform have claimed it's the law to provide foreign language translation services.

Two points.

If that's the case, why were they pushing this line before the election?

Secondly, and more importantly. They're wrong.

A Written Ministerial Statement by the former Communities Secretary stated the following...

"Of course, local authorities must comply with the duties set out in the Equalities Act 2010, including the duty not to discriminate and the public sector equality duty. But this is not a legal duty to translate documents into foreign languages."

Our FOI investigations have shown that across Reform councils they're spending VAST amounts of money on translation into Arabic, Kurdish and whatever else.

We've got the stats from right across their councils. It is a scandalous waste.

They are all talk. When it comes to delivering, they have made things worse - wasting thousands on Arabic translation costs. A total betrayal.

Let me be clear about Restore Britain's position.

We would scrap ALL foreign language translation/interpretation in the public sector.

You live in England, you speak English. End of story.

There is finally a political party willing to do what needs to be done.

Restore Britain.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

Nobody asked him to.

Nobody was watching.

He just saw something needed doing and did it.

The world runs on moments exactly this small.

[healthbot @thehealthb0t]

Robert F. Kennedy Jr: “If you look at the Pfizer vaccine studies, the people who got the vaccine had a 23 percent HIGHER death rate from all causes.”

Bill Maher: “But that could be the disease itself…”

RFK Jr.: “Then the vaccine doesn’t work, does it?”

If a vaccine doesn’t reduce overall deaths, it failed.
If deaths go up, it’s not protection. It’s harm.

They censored doctors.
They buried data.
They bullied the public.