The Restorer ๐ฌ๐ง ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ฅ๓ ฎ๓ ง๓ ฟ
@RestorerRB
Restore Britain activist and commentator. Aspiring to be an ever greater part of the Great Yarmouth First Extended Universe. Let your love of your people show.
Back to this from Habib; I thought after his last plummy-voiced lapse into genocide-adjacent speech against the people he claims to stand with that he would have straightened out his ideas.
It makes an even more damaging case for him than he realises; even as he wraps himself in the flag and gives the hard-right Brexity and anti-Islam platitudes in the posh accent of the most impeccable fag at Rugby (already putting him in a very small proportion of the brown sojourners on this island), his half-caste narcissism/insecurity still drives him to deny the reality that the people who have occupied this island are an ethnic group and should continue to exist. If this is the best brown man around, what must the rest be like.
@JMcMurdockMP I honestly think you're too good for Reform as it stands, James. You could build quite a powerful bridge all by yourself by joining Rupert instead.
The Reform kvetching over kosher affirms something I've thought for some time: halal would quite possibly have been banned by now already if Jews didn't have a practice that is more or less the same.
To find out who rules over you, ask which brand of bearded freak muttering foreign gibberish over an animal bleeding slowly to death you are not allowed to criticise.
It's easy not to be 'racist' in the idyllic Suffolk countryside where the only brown person you probably ever see is when Ainsley Harriott presents Ready Steady Cook. Live your supposed principles and move to Bradford if you have the courage of your declared conviction; until then you deserve only contempt and ridicule.
@AtkinHaydn I doubt she's ever seen a brown darken her idyllic Suffolk countryside. I believe it's what's known as a luxury belief, wishing on others something you don't have to deal with yourself.
After failing by losing to a gormless bimbo in that by-election, poor Matt is being put through the humiliation ritual of being one of Reform's assigned Restore-bashers. This puts him on the same level as Dorries and Suella Braverman's him indoors. He used to be a credible academic and now he finds himself working as a mud-slinging dogsbody while a computer writes his book for him and forgets to add the citations.
Not only is Rupert Lowe a nasty Islamophobe who attracts the hard-line anti-Muslim dregs of society, he is also a beg.
If an MP was to say the things he does about Islam about any other religion, they'd have been kicked out of Parliament by now.
I'm no fan of Nigel Farage, but bringing Lowe back into Reform UK could prove to be political suicide.
Back to this from Habib; I thought after his last plummy-voiced lapse into genocide-adjacent speech against the people he claims to stand with that he would have straightened out his ideas.
It makes an even more damaging case for him than he realises; even as he wraps himself in the flag and gives the hard-right Brexity and anti-Islam platitudes in the posh accent of the most impeccable fag at Rugby (already putting him in a very small proportion of the brown sojourners on this island), his half-caste narcissism/insecurity still drives him to deny the reality that the people who have occupied this island are an ethnic group and should continue to exist. If this is the best brown man around, what must the rest be like.
I really hate when I can see one of these under one of my posts but then it doesn't display any replies. What does it mean! Also Notifications does not show all replies; I look at posts again later to see replies that I received no notification for.
All this is to say, sorry if it looks like I ignore any replies. It is probably X being weirdly fickle about whether it lets me know that I actually have any!
I had this thought myself yesterday but then thought about it a little more and realised it's not a coherent argument even though it is positive for Restore. For the sake of epistemological rigour then (and because I already went to the effort of typing it where few people will see it currently), this is the reply I left:
The Reform former Tories are defectors, and Lowe's position actively punishes them, including Jenrick who was Kemi's leadership rival, while also dissuading any further defections. I am not saying I think there was a deal between Lowe and the Conservatives, but it's a miscategorisation caused by us calling them Tories all the time; their former party would have no reason to want defectors to thrive in Reform.
I don't care if you're Reform or Restore, can someone explain to me the following:
Reform's position last week: "Rupert Lowe is just a Tory and he has a secret pact with the Conservatives."
Rupert Lowe's red line on uniting the right: "You have to sack the Tories in your party and agree not to accept any other Tories into the party."
Reform's position this week: "Your terms are unacceptable."
... doesn't add up does it?
The Reform former Tories are defectors, and Lowe's position actively punishes them, including Jenrick who was Kemi's leadership rival, while also dissuading any further defections. I am not saying I think there was a deal between Lowe and the Conservatives, but it's a miscategorisation caused by us calling them Tories all the time; their former party would have no reason to want defectors to thrive in Reform.
@BasilTheGreat tbf it's probably like when you interview for a job and they ask you if you have any holidays planned already. Rumour has it Burnham is a northern man, so he will have these things booked well in advance to save money.
tbf it's probably like when you interview for a job and they ask you if you have any holidays planned already. Rumour has it Burnham is a northern man, so he will have these things booked well in advance to save money.
@MediaSOI tbf it's probably like when you interview for a job and they ask you if you have any holidays planned already. Rumour has it Burnham is a northern man, so he will have these things booked well in advance to save money.
@JGerrings >A lot of them also just promote the Tories.
Examples please. The rest is just your brain misfiring, but you've made an actual claim here and I'd love to see it backed up.
@NigelEyre8 I think Zia certainly knew there was some chance Farage wouldn't stay the course (likely due to the money stuff), and that's why he acted to remove Lowe, who was the only other credible successor.