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Posted on 08/02/2026 6:54:24 AM PDT by MinorityRepublican
Rupert Lowe has said he could work with Nigel Farage if five conditions were met. The leader of Restore Britain, who left Reform UK in March 2025 posted on X this morning: "The Greater Manchester result showed what Restore Britain can deliver.
"The next step is how we maximise the chances of delivering the change Britain needs - it means putting personal differences aside. That is why today I am making a public offer to Nigel Farage and Reform UK."
Mr Lowe added in a video that Restore and Reform agree on "many issues" and disagree on others, but he is "hopeful that a common way forward can be found and forged".
The first thing that must be agreed upon in order for the two parties to work together, he said, is "restoring our borders".
Mr Lowe said: "Ending mass immigratiion is not enough. The hour is just too late for that. It must be reversed."
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This clown is just splitting the vote and getting labour elected.
As the character “Penny” on Little Britain says: “P##Off”
Excellent. Lowe is absolutely correct that Farage does not go far enough. Holding his feet to the fire and forcing him to defend his right flank is necessary.
Its not enough to stop the flood of muslims and africans. The time for that was 25 years ago. Now the damage must be undone. That means deport, deport, deport. Millions must go.
For anyone who’d to hear from the man himself...
https://x.com/RupertLowe10/status/2083801359913021951
12 minute video at the link.
The UK’s Deep State doesn’t fear Farage.
Lowe, on the other hand, scares the living excrement out of the UK’s Deep State.
Farage isn’t willing to do what’s necessary and is OK with a slightly longer managed decline, Lowe wants things back the way they were.
This is a first step. Let’s see how I goes before instantly and completely dismissing it all s doomed.
They need to talk with each other and work together.
In fact, all three opposition to Labour parties need to do the same.
“United we stand, divided we fall.”
“Millions must go.”
That is unlikely to happen.
It will be a tough job to even get the people worthy of incarceration out.
As in the USA, caps on property tax (council tax, death duties, etc.) and middle-class income taxation are needed.
There are accounting issues.
In the USA, the federal government hopes for increases in FICA tax revenue via immigration to support Social Security.
The federal government doesn’t see or have to pay the increased property tax retirees and others must pay as a result of immigration.
To avoid an $2,700/year Social Security cut by forcing an $1,500/year property tax increase doesn’t really improve the retiree Social Security situation since property tax is paid for many years after one’s kids graduate and before one takes Social Security.
And other issues:
Immigrants should possess above average earning ability, be culturally compatible and well-behaved.
Hauling in the world’s trash and disagreeable people will impede the importation of high-quality immigrants at some point.
He’s only making plans for Nigel.
We don’t need anymore immigration of any kind.
You are right on both counts. Farage is a squish. On his best day he is on a par with Pence.
Well the “clown” is right. Reform and Farage mean England dies a slower death. Restore is their only hope but l don’t think there are enough British patriots left to save it
“Lowe said: “Ending mass immigratiion is not enough. The hour is just too late for that. It must be reversed.””
Lowe is right, of course. My take is that Farage is trying to tap into the frustration of Brits with Labour, Greens, Lib/Lab and other open borders parties inundating the country with third worlders, but that Farage is not willing to stake out a hardline stand on deportations like Lowe is.
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