@GoodwinMJ@JezHermerMBE The same islamists that your party leader said he needs the votes of? Therefore, he wont deport them will he? He’s also said that mass deportations aren’t possible so what is his stance? Deport the ones that won’t vote for him?
@IiRobertgraham ‘Proud Brit’ but you are actively voting for the islamification of Britain? Not sure you understand what you are actually voting for. Reform have stated they need the Muslim vote and that mass deportations is impossible. Is this what you want?
@JohnNaylor1949 Reform won’t deport anyone. Even if they did. It would be a small and irrelevant amount and you will have wasted the only chance you had to actually solve the problem. There’s only one party that will listen to you and solve the immigration problem and that’s Restore.
@GoodwinMJ I will never vote Reform. If there was the slightest chance I would have before, it’s now gone. The way Reform have blamed Restore voters for their own failures just proves that there’s no accountability within your party. No looking to improve. Just a blame game. Labour 2.0.
Bang on. Reform voters believe that Restore are Reform 2.0. Restore are what Reform should have been but Reform are pandering to the Muslim vote as they are so desperate to get into power, they will abandon their principles to get there. They are no different from Labour to me.
I’m assuming I have some Reform followers and I’m not trying to alienate, attack or wind you up, but I do feel like I need to explain something on behalf of other Restore voters.
If Restore didn’t exist, we wouldn’t be voting Reform anyway, which means you still would’ve lost to the Greens.
You need to address that problem rather than blaming us because you think we owe you our vote. We don’t.
On a personal note, I’d no sooner vote for Reform than I would drink a cup of my own vomit. I know you don’t understand that, but it’s because we view Reform as the same uniparty establishment as the Tories, Lib Dems, Labour, Greens. As far as we’re concerned, there’s literally no difference between any of them because they all offer the same thing—the death of Britain.
You’re never going to get our vote while we view things this way. So you either need to unite with us—we have offered—or radically change your party and its policies to entice us.
I can tell you precisely why you’ll never get our vote as things stand:
1. We believe that Rupert is the only man for the job. You ejected him from the party—rather unceremoniously.
2. Farage gave an interview claiming Reform needed the Muslim vote.
3. Farage gave an interview stating that deportations weren’t going to happen under a Reform government—that they were “impossible.”
4. They made the party a retirement home for plastic Tories who belong in the Lib Dem party.
5. They don’t have the serious, robust, workable, legally dense, intricately thought out and intelligently mapped policy papers that we do.
6. You recklessly tried to satisfy candidate quotas by throwing any ethnic minority into the mix, including people who entered the country as part of the Boris Wave.
We’re really not trying to be your enemy, and we’re not trying to sabotage you. We just fundamentally believe in our Restore movement.
It’s not us—it’s you.
@EllieHodgesxx So entitled to think that everyone else should vote for reform just to get a ‘right wing’ party in. As if it’s that simple. I don’t trust reform at all. Might aswell vote Lab/Tory if I’m giving up on my beliefs. I trust Lowe to put us first. I align with 95% of things he says.
@claire_adams694 Wondering why you are so against Rupert Lowe and Restore, while also having very ‘Restore views’ on the rape gangs? Rupert Lowe is the only major party leader fighting for a rape gang enquiry. Did it all when it was unfashionable too. Reform have no interest in it at all
@GoodwinMJ It’s embarrassing begging for votes from other parties to try and beat the greens (who are full of nut jobs). I will never vote reform while there is an option to vote restore. I’d rather not vote at all. That’s what a lot of restore voters are, regular non voters. It’s on reform
@ammejo1@ChazzerEvans Yeah understandable. Firstly, the government shouldn’t be abusing the emergency messaging system by sending non emergency messages. Secondly, the message should be bilingual. Easiest solution for all.
@ammejo1@ChazzerEvans By suggesting we get rid of the Welsh message and have just an English message. That is you actively attempting to erase our language. End of.
@ammejo1@ChazzerEvans Well I hope your children keep learning Welsh and you encourage it so they can teach you about why it’s so important and you will then understand what I’m talking about.
@ChazzerEvans@ammejo1 Congratulations. You somehow managed to miss the whole point of this conversation. Not sure how you managed that but I’ll tell you again. Bilingual is fine, not a problem. Just don’t ask for my language to be erased. Just like I don’t ask for the aboriginal language to be erased.
@SeneddWaste Selling out your own countries language (a descendant of the original native language of the UK) because you are too lazy to even attempt to learn the language. It’s embarrassing. Each small oppressive step is a step towards losing the language entirely. Scum.
@ammejo1@ChazzerEvans You finally got there. Well done. You’ve finally arrived at my initial point after hours and hours. Bilingual or Welsh only. Those are the choices👍 80% now 90%? Not really sure on those numbers are you. Probably should get clued up on Wales and its Welsh speakers before you talk
@ammejo1@ChazzerEvans They don’t ALL speak English. Also, even some of the ones that can, struggle with it. Precedence should always be given to the native people and their language. Not English. Ask for the message to be bilingual or the English message to be sent at the same time. Problem solved.
@Islandal1@AndrewRTDavies Much appreciated mate. Good to know it’s not going unnoticed❤️ let me know when you manage to learn another language. I know it will be hard for you, but you’ll get there eventually.
To every person in the UK who doesn’t bother to vote
In 1944, 15-year-olds stormed the beaches of Normandy.
Boys who had barely left school lied about their age, climbed into landing craft, and ran into machine-gun fire so that this country could remain free.
They didn’t have the option of staying home because “it won’t change anything” or “they’re all the same.” They paid in blood so that you would one day have the right to choose who governs you.
That right is still yours. Most of you just don’t use it.
While you stay home, decisions about your borders, your streets, your taxes, your children’s future and the character of this country are made by people who never have to live with the consequences the way you do.
Low turnout is not neutrality. It is surrender.
Restore Britain is a party that will listen and put the people and the country first.
No more managed decline.
No more treating the British public as an afterthought.
The message is straightforward,
the people who actually live here should come first.
You don’t have to wait for some perfect moment. When the chance comes, local elections, by-elections, or a general election, go and vote for them. Register if you need to. Turn up. Put a cross in the box.
The boys who hit those beaches didn’t do it so their descendants could shrug and stay on the sofa. Honour what they did by using the freedom they bought.
Vote @RestoreBritain