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@owenjonesjourno So you think woman should be more respectful towards something (burka) that symbolises islamic misogyny and female oppression?

No condemnation from our politicians. No outrage from the media. No action by the police. British Muslims are sent a clear message: You are fair game for hatred.

@RupertLowe10 Maybe this is actually a good thing for Reform. Once Lowes low IQ supporters get to see the reality first hand that voting for Restore gets you Labour, they will be less inclined to vote Restore in the GE.

We are planning for thousands of Restore Britain members to make the trip to Makerfield - dozens already on the ground campaigning this weekend. Lots more planned… I will see you there.

@darkskepticuk @RupertLowe10 Rupert Lowe can't be trusted. He cares more about getting one over on Farage, than he does the country

I migrated from Reform to RESTORE. I've set up a local branch. If this decision you are making @RupertLowe10 is what you believe is truly for the greater good of the British people then please define the logic to me, because I'm genuinely perplexed. There is no way on earth, at this particular point in time this will do nothing more than facilitate Burnham's access to power. Reform, despite your personal grievance with Farage, and we all understand why, should be allowed a free run at this, the Tories should step down too. The repercussions of a Labour win here are profound, the downstream consequences are far reaching. It's NOT the time for snide pettiness, this isn't what we want, it's not what we expect, it's not the standard. We want a leader with vision, a plan, someone who can build and implement sound strategy. And that will mean some tradeoffs, even unpalatable ones you may not like but that is the sign of a strong leader. Standing against Reform right now makes you look trivial and petty. Don't do it, it's the wrong signal , the right time will come, we'll be much better prepared and consolidated. For the good of the nation the right MUST learn when to play tactically. This is one of those moments.

@gejfitness1981 @RupertLowe10 It's a shame you lack the mental capacity to see the bigger picture of what this means. Lowe relies on people like you who are oblivious to the fact that he is putting his ego and hatred for Farage above the good of the country

@RupertLowe10 The reform meltdown over this is sensational, ignore the noise and let us enter the battlefield

I will be in Makerfield next week. Looking forward to it.

@drhingram Rupert Lowe is putting his ego and hatred for Farage before what is best for the country. Never mind the far left, HE is becoming the biggest threat to the future of the UK

I support Restore to the hilt, but if this splits the right and hands it to Burnham then I’m out

@RupertLowe10 @RupertLowe10 will go down in history as the man who put the final nail in the UK coffin

Restore Britain will be standing a candidate in the Makerfield by-election. There is overwhelming demand from our local members to do so, and I entirely agree. Our campaign has already started, and we aim to win thousands and thousands of votes. More news very soon.

@JamesBrian29916 @EssexPR They are more aggressive because they want to provoke the "far right" into reacting with violence so they can call everyone thugs and ban future protests. People attending the protest need to be smart and not let the state manipulate them

@EssexPR In a way I agree however the far left do exactly all of those things and look how they are treated they now have a green pass to do whatever they want, it would appear that whichever group does follow the rules is the one who is dealt with more aggressively.

If you are going to the Unite the Kingdom march today. Do not wear a face mask. Do not get drunk. Do not rise to any provocateurs. Do not be rude to the Police. Show these charlatans in power that we the people have had enough. Do that by proving their labels wrong. Stand up, be counted.

@BellaWallerstei What about the other 99.9% of the protesters attending tomorrow who aren't far right? Do you give them your approval to be allies to British Jews?

To be clear: the far-right protesters attending tomorrow’s march in London are not, and never will be, allies to British Jews

@Ben441939268619 @brutalfightz2 Anyone who's more angry at the man than a woman who threatened to make a false allegation againt him of raping a child is very strange. This video shows just how normal it is for women to use false allegations like this as a weapon, it rolled off her tongue like it was nothing

@brutalfightz2 This is serious post Partum, give mom some help and get her some help. Dad or whoever the dude is a piece of shit. She needs a mental break big time

If this wasn’t recorded no one would believe it…. 💀👀

@ThePhuketBar @piersmorgan @ZackPolanski So it's ok for him to use tax loop holes but wants to go after "the rich" for doing the same? The problem is that this makes him a hypocrite

@piersmorgan @ZackPolanski Whats the problem? Seams like he found a legit loop hole. You might not be at your main residence all that much due to work and travel.

What’s the truth @ZackPolanski ?

@owenjonesjourno Defamation? lol. He just posted a clip of you speaking. You are not being defamed in any way

The state of this. Jake is sharing a clip he knows is taken out of context. He knows that it reverses the meaning of what I said. He knows that is defamatory. So I'd ask him to delete what he knows to be a lie.

@PriestessCalli @guideforlovers Women can have their kinks, just not one that you can spitefully use against your partner to put him in prison if/when he dumps you

@guideforlovers Okay wait, so men can have whatever gross kink, but it's a crime when women do? Most "nice" guys have some fucked up fantasy/kink/fetish that they indulge in (albeit in secrecy). Heaven forbid a women wants to share hers. Y'all are cooked fr

This is why nice guys stand zero chance with women

@British_4Ever @EssexPR Several fouls happening at once, dry your eyes

@British_4Ever @EssexPR x.com/Wanalyst007/st…

I’m Spurs, but that’s outrageous

@RupertLowe10 Good deal, you can have Great Yarmouth to yourselves at the next local elections, and you can do your country a favour and step aside in the general elections that you have absolutely no chance of winning. It's not just an accusation that you'll split the vote, you WILL split it

I assume all of those fervent Reform cultists who accuse Restore Britain of 'splitting' the vote will be pushing for Reform to stand aside in any future Great Yarmouth elections?

@calvinrobinson @Bebs1000 Because if you vote Restore for example, you are too stupid to see that they have zero chance of winning anything in the near future, and you are at best wasting your vote, at worst you are letting in far-left open border loons by reducing the Reform vote

@Bebs1000 Go on…

I have nothing against Reform voters. I believe they are wrong, but for the right reasons. Green voters, however, I think are evil. This is an Islamic takeover, and liberals who vote for them clearly hate our country.

@Bowen85AI @Cobratate *British*

@Cobratate Enjoy 13amp of pure English power.

British plugs far surpass American plugs. American plugs fall out and everything takes 10 years to charge. Pussy ass 1 watt gay garbage.

@gabby_cabby Migrants have to go somewhere, the most logical thing to do is to put them in the areas who want them the most. Better for community cohesion

I’ve been looking at this Reform idea about putting migrant centres in Green voting areas — the whole “you get what you vote for” line. I’ll be honest… at first, I sort of understood it. But the more I’ve thought about it, the more it doesn’t sit right with me. Because that’s not really how it works in real life. Take somewhere like Gorton and Denton. People say “they voted Green”… But did they? The MP got just over 40% of the vote. Turnout was under 50%. So in reality, you’re talking about a percentage of a percentage — not the whole area deciding anything. So who are you actually punishing? Because it’s not just Green voters, is it? It’s: people who voted differently people who didn’t vote people who had no real say either way That’s where it stops feeling right to me. That’s not accountability… that’s just everyone in that area dealing with it, whether they asked for it or not. And there’s another thing people aren’t really talking about… If you start piling facilities like this into certain parts of England, you’re going to create pressure: local services get stretched tensions build and you end up concentrating problems instead of sorting them That never ends well. We’ve seen it before. Now, on the wider issue… I do think the system isn’t working — and it needs sorting out properly. If people are here with no right to remain, that has to be dealt with. Simple as that. But it needs to be done properly, not politically. That means a system that actually works — processing people properly, making decisions quickly, and where necessary removing people in a way that’s enforced, not just talked about. If that involves offshore processing, proper return agreements, and putting pressure on countries that won’t take people back — then fine. But it should be done as a national policy, for the good of England as a whole. Not used to make a point by targeting certain areas. For me, that’s the line. You don’t run England by trying to prove a point to voters. You run it by doing what actually works. And the bigger issue in all of this? Turnout. Because if half the country isn’t even voting… then this idea of “you chose this” just doesn’t stack up. If you don’t vote, you’re handing decisions over to a smaller group of people. And this is what you end up with.

@DPJHodges @DanielGoldersUK But if Reform get in, there will be processing centres regardless, that's been known for ages. The Greens and their far left supporters have been specifically outraged over the last few days at Reform saying the centres will be put in THEIR AREA. Stoip lying

@DanielGoldersUK They don’t want any detention centres anywhere.

OK, can we just clear this up. Green voters are not “hypocrites”. They don’t want migrant detention centres anywhere. Reform voters are the “hypocrites”. They do want migrant centres. Just not where they live.

@N84773Novak @Dave_J_Bryant @afneil And time and again we see how weak the bullies (Russia) actually are when their intended victim (Ukraine) stands up to them. Europe as a whole have nothing to fear from a Russia who can't even gain any meaningful ground against one small country a fraction of their size

@Dave_J_Bryant @afneil Geography has nothing to do with it. Bullies pick on the weak ones. Europe is weak. If Russia expand the war outside of Ukraine America would be bound to join the conflict. And since that’s the likely outcome, good on them for getting out of NATO.

Well to be called ‘uneducated’ by a ‘Chip’ is a new low for me! Here’s my uneducated response: The Ramstein Air Base in Germany, to take just one example, has served as a central hub for Trump’s War on Iran. Ramstein handles data connections, satellite relays and real-time coordination for drone and missile operations against Iran. Direct control from the continental US would introduce too much latency, making the base essential for these missions. Ramstein has also seen a surge in air traffic for moving troops, equipment, cruise missiles, Patriot air defense systems and other assets to the Middle East. It has been essential to the overall buildup and sustaining of operations. But, hey, ‘Chip’ let’s see how you get on without it. Tho maybe ask the Chairman of the JCS first to see what an educated expert thinks