The irony is doing press-ups in front of them and they still miss it.
Two young women at an Irish music festival, smiling for the camera next to a stall screaming “genocide”, while the group they are performing solidarity for slaughtered, raped and burned people at a music festival three years ago.
That is not activism. That is a personality built entirely on slogans, flags and the desperate need to feel righteous without ever having to look at what actually happened.
Brainrot is not an insult here. It is a diagnosis.
@RupertLowe10 The DfE confirming schools allow kirpans is the problem, not the solution. Baptised Sikhs can observe the Five Ks with a sealed, symbolic kirpan. A physical blade in public is a policy choice, not a religious necessity. Ban the exemption.
Calling someone a “narrow-minded old farmer” and writing off the country he grew up in as simply “racist and bigoted” isn’t debate. It’s a smear designed to avoid the argument.
If your case is that Britain is better now, make it with evidence: crime, cohesion, housing, trust, wages, schools. If you can’t, the name-calling gives the game away.
Plenty of people notice real changes without wanting a return to the 1950s or anyone’s second-class status. Treating that as bigotry is the disingenuous bit.
Calling it “hubris” assumes the three parties are interchangeable vehicles for the same voters. They are not. Restore Britain was formed precisely because a large chunk of the right no longer believes Conservatives or Reform will deliver the scale of change they want on immigration, culture and remigration. Asking them to stand down is not unity — it is a demand that the newest, smallest party sacrifice itself so the other two can keep occupying the same ground.
Votes are not a shared resource that larger parties get to requisition. If Reform and the Conservatives want Restore’s 10–11% they have to earn it by matching the offer, not by lecturing Lowe for splitting “their” vote. The Dover numbers show the right collectively outpolled the Greens; the problem is that none of the three parties has yet given those voters a single ticket they fully trust.
Until that happens, pacts look like an attempt to paper over policy differences rather than resolve them.
@GBNEWS After decades of the same outcome — hundreds of arrests, stabbings, weapon seizures and dozens of officers assaulted every year despite thousands of police and extra powers — Notting Hill Carnival in its current form has gone too far. Abolish it. The stats are not a one-off.
@nufc8619@ActivePatriotUK Ooh gammon that's very original well done. Did you come up with that all by yourself or did mummy and daddy help you. You absolute fucking weapon get a grip
You already know who “them” is. The thousands of illegal boat arrivals being waved through unvetted from countries whose values, attitudes to women, law and work are not ours.
This has nothing to do with people born here or their kids. I’m finished with the “racist/Nazi/phobe” smears. The country is on its knees and I don’t care what you call me for saying it. Send them back.
@MarkoPoloG1889@insiderlauren Farage blows with the wind and folds whenever something gets unpopular. Lowe doesn’t. That’s why he’s the only one who can actually deliver real change.
@DaisyHobbs98053@BasilTheGreat Rupert Lowe is the man for this moment I feel. He’s already proven he will say what others won’t, stand where others fold, and put this country first. The teacher has appeared — now we either back him or watch it slip away.
528 arrests. 55 cops assaulted. 21 sex offences. 4 stabbings. £15.7 million of taxpayer money. 7,000 officers diverted. And that’s just last year.
The year before: two people murdered, including a mum in front of her 3-year-old.
Same streets. Same pattern. Same excuses.
Ban it.
@ZiaYusufUK “We won’t let the people who broke Britain fix it”
Reform party currently employing Jenrick, Braverman, Zahawi and a former Tory member as Shadow Home Secretary.
@RupertLowe10 Cornwall packed out. That energy needs to be everywhere.
Restore Britain meetings in every county. Town halls, village halls, farm barns — wherever people will turn up.
The appetite is there. Let’s fill the rooms.
@GBNEWS Governments of both parties have let the Channel become an open route. People die, numbers keep coming, and no one in power treats it as the loss of control it is. Our ancestors would not recognise this country. We should be ashamed of what we’re allowing.
@sarah__british Calling people brainwashed and then refusing to explain yourself is not strength. It is exactly how the left shuts down argument. If Restore is as dangerous as Labour, say why. If you will not even try, you are not narrowing the divide. You are widening it for them.