John 🇬🇧 #Freedom

It’s extremely rare for me to accuse someone of being controlled opposition, but it’s very difficult to not come to the conclusion that Rupert Lowe is doing the Conservative Party’s bidding to stop Reform. Why hasn't Restore stood a candidate in the Scottish by-election of Aberdeen South giving the Tories a clean run? Why did Lowe hire former Tory MP Scott Benton? During his interview with Jacob Rees-Mogg, what did Lowe mean about this "agreement" with the Tories? Restore criticise Reform for recruiting former Tories but Lowe says he is a “true Tory”. Listen to him in his own words.

Restore Britain didn’t stand in Aberdeen South so the Tories would be unimpeded there, now they’re standing in Makerfield, attempting to split the vote in favour of Burnham and Labour. Is Rupert Lowe the greatest asset to the uniparty?

Temperatures at Heathrow have recently reached 33.5°C, provisionally beating the all-time May record

Just rejoined Reform UK. Previously I had left Reform, and briefly worked with Restore. When in Restore, I was involved locally in helping manage a number of social media accounts for a Cllr and two prominent members. My opinion of Restore was positive when it was a pressure group, and I while had my reservations about it becoming a party, it wasn't until more recently that I have come to realize numerous red flags with Lowe, some senior members, and how he is treating the future of this country. While in Restore, I witnessed first hand how a Cllr was telling prominent members to ignore many of their own supporters on X, because they were looking to move away from the eth nat types. While I'm not associated with eth nationalist movement myself, the act seemed deceptive and that was one of the first red flags. There's been a number of more red flags since, and by now I imagine other members are beginning to witness some of them. More will come out in time about what is happening amongst senior members and the disconnect between Lowe->Alastair->supporters. Reform haven't been perfect, but for the time being they are a platform to build upon and to help bring about change. Reform are a big tent, and they have some great people in that really want to do the right thing for the country. they're our best shot at averting total disaster, and deserve a chance. We can argue on the extent of policy later - for now we must all unite and move in the right direction. For now, my advice to both Reform *and* Restore supporters is to unite, for the good of the country. Treat each other respectfully. If you don't want to lend your vote, that's fine - but stop the hate between each other - it achieves nothing and it's exactly what the establishment want. Let's start building. Vote Reform.