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@RupertLowe10 Thank you Rupert.

A few reflections on our first week of inquiry hearings. Firstly, and I’ll be entirely honest, it’s harder than I thought it would be. I cannot adequately describe the evil that these girls have gone through. Rape doesn’t do it justice. It’s torture, it’s abduction, it’s war. What strikes me is the consistency of the testimonies. It’s the same playbook, almost every time. We suspect there is FAR more coordination than is currently understood. Far more. The same names come up, with the same tactics, in the same towns. They are organised. More organised than we know. It’s almost like a well-drilled army. And it continues today, make no mistake about that. What’s so difficult is that the men use both physical and psychological torture to beat these girls into submission. They accept it. They believe it’s the right thing for them. That’s what makes it so wicked for families. Some have been fortunate, escaping or being extracted. But how many haven’t? How many remain trapped, today? Some even overseas. How many girls have been abducted to Pakistan? Where honestly, the thought of their life there is too much to even start to comprehend. One woman we spoke to was raped by 600 - 700 men in England. What would be happening to them there? The systemic failures across the police, NHS, social care, local politics, councils - specific and brutal examples of how these officials just did not care. Even worse, actively enabled the rape. Of course the girls hold such deep hatred for their rapists, but actually for many the true anger is aimed at the state. I understand that. These were the people tasked to defend them, and they failed in the most brutal way. As I have said, we are identifying targets for private prosecutions and other legal action - this will cover the rapists, accomplices and public officials who deliberately turned the other way, or worse. One message is clear - the Muslim community needs to do far more to root these people out. I don’t believe the reaction is anywhere near strong enough. We had one testimony this week of the imam being fully aware of what was happening, but did nothing. This comes up again and again. Nobody wants to say it, but it’s true. I want to see these so-called ‘community leaders’ very vocally act. The vast scale of the rape is impossible to comprehend. It was everywhere. It is everywhere. These are just my thoughts, but everything will be put into a comprehensive report by our legal team. It’s been a challenging week for the team, and I want to say thank you to all involved - particularly our safeguarding team who are working all hours to ensure the survivors have the support they need. Everything we are releasing has the full permission of the individuals involved, and we are taking absolutely zero risks with any release. The safety and wellbeing of the participants is our only priority. Thank you to all of our donors who made this possible, and those who continue to give. It is appreciated. It will be well spent, I promise you that. And to the survivors who have put themselves forward to stop the same fate happening to others - you’re doing more good than you will ever know.

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@RupertLowe10 @RupertLowe10 you're one of the few who give me hope for the UK.

2025. What a year it has been. I have not known one like it, personally and professionally. I went into 2025 as a Reform MP, supporting the party and trying to drive a patriotic agenda in Parliament. Just two months later, the Reform leadership tried to put me in prison on false allegations of verbal ‘threats’ - resulting in a late night armed police raid on my family home. The authorities dropped all investigations, of course, but it was certainly an incredibly challenging time. If Farage and Yusuf had their way, I would have spent this Christmas in prison - torn away from my family, my grandson, my children, my wife - over words I never said. They tried to take that away from me. It is not something I would wish on my worst enemy. What a start to 2025… When that chapter finally concluded, I was faced with a choice. Option one. Feel sorry for myself, slink off and retire from public life. I could move to Monaco, Australia, Switzerland. I’m fortunate to be financially secure. I don’t need the MP salary, I donate it all to local causes. I could go anywhere. Sipping cocktails on a beach or sunny mountain, not worrying about Great Yarmouth Borough Council or if the scaffolding in our Westminster office will collapse in on us. Alternatively, the other option was to stay in Parliament and fight. Fight to leave a better country to my grandson than the one that was handed to me all those decades ago. It took me about three seconds to decide on the latter. But we must be honest with ourselves about the scale of that challenge. Britain is in deep shit. Really, really deep shit. The worst I have known. Ever. It feels irreversible. It is not. Can it be turned around? I still think there’s time, but we really don’t have long to do it. I mean that. I am certain that if we allow it to rot and fester until a 2029 election, extracting Britain from said shit will be impossible. We need to effect change, now. That is what I have been trying to do, in Parliament and beyond. To be entirely honest with you - I don’t really know what I’m doing in Parliament. I’m a 68 year old businessman and farmer. I have no idea how it all operates. It’s a maze, it’s built to be this complicated labyrinth of rules and protocols to ensure that nothing fundamental ever changes. It’s been impressively successful in achieving that. But I am doing what I can, with the limited tools available to me as a lone independent, in order to make things happen. We have made enormous progress in 2025. Through our independent rape gang inquiry, Restore Britain’s efforts and also in Parliament through the Public Accounts Committee and various other methods to hold our rotten establishment to account. It is very much a team effort, with all involved - Sammy Woodhouse and the dedicated staff on the inquiry, and our enthusiastic young team at Restore Britain. Our whistleblowing efforts have already caused a number of government departments painful headaches. We have plenty more to come in 2026, I assure you. I’d also like to thank all those MPs who have supported my various efforts in Parliament - the Northern Irish patriots, James McMurdock, a great number of Conservative MPs. Even a few Labour MPs have signed my motions and supported our inquiry. Putting country before party, and I sincerely appreciate that. We’ve made real progress on Digital ID, tackling Islamist extremism, the national rape gang inquiry, welfare fraud, puberty blockers, foreign language translation, public sector waste, halal slaughter, data collection, free speech, and of course mass deportations - publishing the most comprehensive deportation policy ever produced in Britain and shifting the entire political debate. Farage called me a ‘nutter’ for backing mass deportations, I was labelled as ‘Britain’s most extreme MP’ by hope not hate, condemned by Polanski and Corbyn, called a ‘racist’ by Emily Maitlis. I am so past caring what these people think of me. I want the illegals gone. Not some of them. Not most of them. All of them. As do the British people, and finally the debate in Westminster is catching up. 24 MPs have now signed my mass deportation motion. That would have been unthinkable 12 months ago. It is glorious to watch the language transform, particularly from Labour. Mass deportations will happen, one way or another. It’s now just a question of scale and timeline. That is real progress, and should be appreciated. I will work with anyone in Parliament to change Britain. I am so bored of petty party politics. The British people are bored of it. I support Reform’s sensible efforts in Parliament and they tried to put me in prison. I don’t care. My view is that MPs, regardless of their party, should work together to make Britain a better place to live and raise a family. Forget elections, for now. Focus on delivering for the country, now. That’s what my constituents care about. They’re not interested in party politics. They want their MP to fight for a better Britain today, not in 2029. I am beyond honoured to represent our little corner of the country in Great Yarmouth. Proper people. Proper England. I love it. It has its problems, as does everywhere, but it is filled with decent, honest men and women trying to find their way through life with hard work and good humour. Being their MP is the greatest honour of my professional life. I want to thank them, and also all of you. Those who have backed my efforts through joining Restore Britain, writing to their MP, supporting the inquiry, or even just sharing our content online. It is sincerely appreciated. And I mean that. But all considering, late night police raids aside, a good year. Progress made. But we need to do so much more in 2026, to fight for so much more. To fight for a Britain that puts our own people first - proudly and unapologetically. A Britain that enforces its borders - deciding who enters, on what terms, with what expectations, and most importantly? Who leaves. A Britain that detains and deports those with no right to be here - swiftly, indiscriminately and in the millions. A Britain that treats its citizenship with respect - not endlessly granting it to extremists and conmen from the third world who hate who we are, and what we stand for. A Britain that makes women feel safe again - in their communities, on their streets, wherever they may be. Free to go about their lives without fear of being harassed by gangs of aggressive foreign men. A Britain that makes work pay - not rewarding the indolent and lazy, but rewarding hard effort through slashing tax right across the board. Income, corporation, dividend and more. A Britain that backs our small businesses - treating them as assets to be supported and cherished, not sources of endless tax and VAT. Reversing punishing hikes to business rates that will bankrupt thousands. A Britain that backs our farmers - ensuring the next generation sees a future on the land worth committing their lives to. Because without them, there is nothing. A Britain that respects and enables family life - recognising that strong families are the only building blocks of strong communities and a stable society. Trusting parents to make decisions about their child’s future, not the arrogant, bloated state. A Britain that protects its children - not forcing confused young boys and girls through life-altering experiments to appease some sick political ideology. A Britain that acknowledges biological reality - respecting a woman’s right to change, compete, and exist in single-sex spaces without ambiguity or apology. A Britain that restores fairness - fair rules, and fair enforcement for all. The same standards, rules and laws for everyone, regardless of race or religion. Islam very much included. A Britain that protects its culture and identity - teaching its history honestly, celebrating its Christian heritage confidently and proudly. A Britain that respects the freedom of its citizens - outright rejecting any idea that Digital ID is necessary or wanted. A Britain that is assertive on the world stage - not caring whether it’s liked, but only whether it’s respected. A Britain that is unafraid to fight for its future - surgically extracting the Islamist cancer that has infected so many of our once-thriving towns and cities. A Britain that confidently protects its own way of life - banning the burqa, banning halal slaughter, banning sharia courts. Deporting foreign hate preachers and those who wish to do us harm. A Britain that doesn’t aim to just halt mass immigration, but crucially reverse it. A Britain that is not ashamed - of who we were, who we are, and who we can be once again. That is a Britain I will be fighting for in 2026. I hope you will join me - a mass movement to restore democracy, and restore Britain. Because never forget. This is the best country in the world, of that I have no doubt. We’ve just lost our way. But, trust me, it can be found again. It will just take a little hope, a lot more courage, and finally a real amount of honesty. Britain doesn’t need mere reform - it needs restoring. The values that made Britain fair, safe, and free still resonate with decent Brits. We just need leaders willing to defend that identity and citizens willing to insist on it. All that doesn’t vanish overnight. It has been eroded slowly, but that means it can be rebuilt deliberately and even more robustly. With clarity, resolve and a sincere belief that the British people are a very special group of people. The most special group. And I do honestly believe that. To those asking about my own political plans? 2025 was certainly full of surprises, I’m sure 2026 will be the same. Whatever happens, for me it will always be country before any party - every single time. I will promise you that. Wishing you and your family a very happy new year. Rupert.

@RupertLowe10 @Keir_Starmer @YvetteCooperMP Oh Fuck sake... What next for "Calamity Keir"

@Keir_Starmer @YvetteCooperMP Keir - I can safely say I am speaking on behalf of the British people here. You are doing a shit job.

As @YvetteCooperMP sets out in her letter, the historic tweets by Alaa Abd El-Fattah are absolutely abhorrent. With the rise of antisemitism, and recent horrific attacks, I know this has added to the distress of many in the Jewish community in the UK. We are taking steps to review the information failures in this case.

@Keir_Starmer Pure waffle.

We will end decline, reform our public services, and grow our economy. Britain can come together, pursue a shared destination, and unite around a common good. That is the purpose of this government.

@richardpbacon She was for a while, clearly has more of a clue than you buddy

You’re not even an MP

@10DowningStreet Absolute joke.

Secure borders and controlled migration are reasonable demands, and this government is delivering. Digital ID will make it tougher to work illegally in the UK.

@MrWinMarshall Yep absolutely bananas mate.

I’m struggling to take seriously anyone more outraged by Jimmy Kimmel losing his job than Charlie Kirk losing his life

@ZiaYusufUK The hearts and minds of everyone but the ones he's supposed to represent

To be fair to Starmer he has been winning hearts and minds. In Somalia.

Hi @elonmusk I once again ask you to please unlock all comment sections of political figures This goes against our democratic right to respond to their nonsense directly, and take part in discourse Political figures that turn off comments are scared of the people who pay them, what do they have to be afraid of?

@MarioNawfal These people are ill.

🇺🇸 TIKTOKER MOCKS CHARLIE KIRK’S DEATH A TikToker celebrated Kirk’s death, twisting his defense of the Second Amendment into a cruel punchline. "I saw the video of it. His last words were 'gun violence.' I’ll just say I think it’s very fitting. I wish for him the same exact thing he said, you know, oh well, about those kids being shot in schools. As long as we have the Second Amendment." Reducing his assassination to a joke shows how far some will go to dehumanize conservative speakers. Source: @thepatriotoasis

@RupertLowe10 Couldn't agree more Rupert.

We shouldn't just slash foreign aid, we should scrap it altogether. 50% is not enough - everything should go. Then, if MPs want to approve specific projects? They should put their name to it. Solar panels in Pakistan or shrimp studies in Bangladesh? They should have the courage to personally sanction it. Not delegating power to some nonsense department/quango, AGAIN. MPs should take responsibility for how taxpayer money is spent. Let their constituents decide if that is a wise use of funds... Is Britain really such a utopia where we can afford to splash millions and millions on green enterprises in India? A gender disinformation conference in Kenya? Mental health research in Colombia? Inclusion in the Congo? Sorry - I just don't care. It's not our problem. That British taxpayer money needs to be spent in Britain, on British people. We're spending £133 million on aid in Pakistan this year. WHY?! What are we getting for it? The honest answer? Sod all. We're borrowing money to hand it away. It is BONKERS. Foreign aid was potentially once a noble idea, that has now been completely distorted out of any reality by virtue-signalling politicians who want to appear kind at their various cocktail parties. WHO CARES. Scrap the whole thing. I say spend that money in Britain, on British people.

@ZiaYusufUK don't you find it funny how Two Tier Kier spends so much time attacking a party with less MPs in parliament than his own has currently suspended for varying degrees of deplorable behaviour. Labour are either terrified of Reform or so out of touch with the pulse of the nation. Either way the table is getting flipped at the next general election. Reform have already been chosen to drain the swamp.

The Prime Minister is now taking aim at a party with 5 MPs because he knows we are his biggest threat at the next general election. He is terrified because Reform is shining an intensely bright disinfecting light on his wretched government. We have no intention of stopping.

@ZiaYusufUK The country is fed up. These guys are so far up their own arses it's unbelievable. Reform is needed.

Every time this man speaks Reform wins more support. British people have had enough of politicians lecturing them from a high and mighty moralistic position while betraying their people in historic fashion.

@cpeedell @TurkeyKD Have you been outside lately, it's not a conspiracy theory.

@TurkeyKD That’s because they are reading the same conspiracy theory FB rabbit hole nonsense that you are

The #UK should pass urgent legislation to grant full UK citizenship to US scientists, engineers, medical professionals etc who want to leave #Trump’s America for a new life. There is going to be a #braindrain as US democracy is dismantled, and we should take advantage of it

@elonmusk Still should've made it more pointy. 😅

128m (420 ft) is inevitable, as foretold in the prophecy

@RupertLowe10 California just showed the world what happens when woke ideology infects the emergency services

Firemen are told that they're too white, too male? What stunning motivation to give a bloke before he dives into a burning building. DEI is lethally moronic. Wokery kills. My message to the white men in the fire service putting their lives on the line every day? THANK YOU.

@10DowningStreet So looks like Cutting the winter fuel allowance worked.

We’ve delivered our first step of two million more NHS appointments. And we’ve done it seven months early. Now our Plan for Change will go further and faster to deliver more appointments, faster treatment, and the NHS you deserve.

@UKLabour Because everyone who needed one died waiting.

BREAKING NEWS: This Labour government has delivered its first step for our NHS seven months early, helping you and your family get seen quicker.