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On the Makerfield by-election and “splitting the vote”… I do not think that we (the right) will win in Makerfield, for one important reason. The left are more willing to compromise, vote tactically, and come together in order to defeat the right. When needed, they will vote for a party they don’t believe in because they want the left to win at any cost. On the right, we aren’t doing that. We are fractured. But it’s not Restore Britain’s fault. If not for Reform kicking Rupert Lowe out, there wouldn’t be a Restore Britain. If not for Reform trying to get Rupert Lowe put in prison for false allegations, there wouldn’t be a Restore Britain. If not for Reform going back on many policies, turning their backs on their original support base, there wouldn’t be a Restore Britain. If not for Reform allowing their party to be flooded with migrants and foreigners - exactly what they were supposed to stand against - there wouldn’t be a Restore Britain. Reform pushed away REAL right-wing patriots with their own disgraceful behaviour. Many of us simply cannot hold their nose and vote for more of the same - parties flooded with scandals, migrants, flip flopping and policies that aren’t worth the tweet they’re written on. The right ARE splitting the vote. And we will probably lose as a result. But it’s not the fault of the only true viable patriotic party in this country. It’s the fault of @reformparty_uk, for turning their back on their original support base, for stabbing Rupert Lowe in the back, and for showing that they no longer represent the average patriot. Vote for Restore Britain, the ONLY party who are willing to save this country. Don’t throw it all away by supporting a party who have continually shown themselves to be absolutely worthless.

My dear @benonwine, One cannot but admire the vigour with which you leap to the collective defence of the Sikh community. Yet one is bound to ask, with all due civility: upon what firm ground does the claim rest that the overwhelming majority are law-abiding? The authorities have long made it their practice to obscure comprehensive data on criminality by ethnicity and religion. We are therefore left to judge by the evidence that does surface. Consider the Huddersfield grooming gang, described at the time as the largest such prosecution in Britain. Its ringleader was Amere Singh Dhaliwal, a Sikh man, who received a life sentence with a minimum of eighteen years for orchestrating the vile and systematic abuse of vulnerable girls. As for the charge of tarring an entire community with one brush, the real difficulty lies elsewhere. It lies in the refusal to confront a plain and indefensible disparity. The native Englishman may not carry so much as a penknife for his own protection without risking prosecution. Yet the kirpan — a blade by any other name — enjoys a religious exemption denied to every other citizen. When serious crimes occur involving those who benefit from such privileges (and yes, I know it was not a kirpan), and the response from some quarters is not sober reflection on equal justice under law, but stout defence of the very exemptions that helped create the mindset, the public anger is not bigotry. It is the natural consequence of being disarmed by the state while others retain privileges. We shall not be lectured on tolerance and the virtues of looking the other way. The English tradition, from the common law principle that an Englishman’s home is his castle to the hard-won understanding that justice must be blind, demands one law for all. Anything less is the anarcho-tyranny that has left our streets less safe and our daughters less protected. A gentleman of the old school does not demand special treatment for any group. He demands that the law protect the law-abiding without fear or favour — and that those who break it face the full consequences, including deportation where foreign nationals or their families are concerned. Yours, A Gentleman from the Old School #TwoTierJustice #TwoTiePolicing #SikhProblems