R.L. MacMurray 🇬🇧

The fact that in under 20 days @RestoreBritain_ has reached 100,000+ members and is polling at 7% is historic and unprecedented 🥳 But where's the media coverage? There's no headlines for the fastest growing party in history. @BBC @SkyNews @ITVNews @Channel4News @DailyMail 🤷‍♂️

@DaveKent101 @UKStandards_ Fake, if this were a real Gmail screenshot there would be a space right here.

Well, well. In responding to @UKStandards_ the Electoral Commission has stated they believe it is highly unusual for such a new party to have 100K members. Also their data shows that 59% of this membership are from overseas. This being the case then Restore cannot call themselves a truly British Party. Anyone voting for this lot really need to understand exactly what they are voting for.

@RestorerPatriot It is fake, if this were a real Gmail screenshot, there would be a space right here.

New easily faked email screenshot surfaces 👀?

Serious question. WHERE HAS £180 MILLION GONE. This is what I mean when there is no accountability anymore. And don't give me focus groups & environmental impact studies. £180 MILLION 🥴

@BasilTheGreat It was confirmed months ago, this isn't news.

🚨NEWS: It's been confirmed that the hideous multi-cultural LGBTQIA+2R D.E.I woke retarded mental asylum lunatics flag won't be on the England shirt for the World Cup this summer Some good news 🍺👍

@emergenteffects Repealed over 50 years ago? British values aren't dependent upon belief in the Anglican denomination of Christianity, infact most of us don't support the @ChurchOfEngland whatsoever because of its rampant paedophilia problem.

Actually it’s a fundamental British value to issue a fine of three days’ wages to those who fail to attend Anglican services at least once a week.

Young Brits already face a terrible jobs market. So why not let them compete with another 45,000 from Europe?

Will the BBC cover the news that Restore Britain is now officially registered as a political party? Will GB News? The Telegraph? Any of them? Let's see...

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@fedupfish @RestoreBritain_ Because we're not being pressured to take them.

@DeviateDefiant @RestoreBritain_ Wonder how the experimental weight loss drugs will go - no one seems to be concerned about those …

Reform’s Nadhim Zahawi defending his mass COVID vaccine rollout today… Grim. So very grim.

@elonmusk I have both "xAI" and "Grok" banned from my feed, how do I also block posts like this too? Can you introduce universal blocking via topic in some way?

Major update to the 𝕏 AI recommendation algorithm rolling out next week. This will be open sourced at the same time.

@RestoreBritain_ We lived through dark times, and few of us had the gumption to call it out. I'm still waiting for court action against those whom pressed dangerous experimental vaccines upon the populace – with the audacity to claim they were "safe and effective". x.com/DeviateDefiant…

Next day or two we'll be adding the first pharmacy formulary (outside of GAP) that's undercutting RRPs by default 👌

⚠️ Since the media are cherry picking this, let me explain what control actually looks like. The land use framework was published yesterday. There was no parliamentary vote on it, yet you will be forced to accept it. The framework aligns closely with the same priorities around land, climate and biodiversity seen in Agenda 2030 SDG 15 even if it doesn’t explicitly reference it. What it means in practice is that the government won’t need to own the land to increasingly decide how it’s used.
 This isn’t about taking land. It’s about redefining how it’s used. And that’s far more powerful. ▪️moves land from ownership to managed permission. You may still own it, but what you can actually do with your land, and profit from, will increasingly be controlled by centrally defined priorities set by the government. That includes food, housing, nature, carbon and infrastructure. It means your land sits within that system. ▪️A national map.
A single, government led spatial view of England, layering farming, housing, energy, biodiversity and climate targets into one system. Once that exists, planning decisions, subsidies and restrictions will increasingly be guided by it. I suspect so will tax.
 ▪️land becomes digital. Fully mapped, measured, and classified via data, including soils, flood risk, biodiversity value and land use. Once land is digitised like that, it becomes manageable at a National scale, regardless of what you want to do with your own bit. ▪️ownership becomes more transparent
Who owns what, where, and how much, will be increasingly mapped and accessible. Giving the state the ability to apply pressure, incentives or restrictions with greater precision. Again, I suspect extra taxes. ▪️At the same time, large landowners and farmers are being pulled into alignment. They will be expected to publish land use plans, report emissions and demonstrate how they contribute to national goals, often linked to funding and support schemes. If they don’t do as they are told by government, funding may not be given.

So, there is no confiscation or ‘force’, just a coordinated compliance with a wider system. Funding will increasingly be directed toward “approved” uses, with growing pressure on uses that don’t align, the behavioural nudge type approach. All of this is tied to climate targets, biodiversity commitments, and wider international priorities the public never directly voted on. Complete control and government overreach looks just like this ⚠️

Swords with "race-profiling" enchantments to be banned under Shire's new blade safety laws.

@elonmusk It's god awful at this point, if I like a post on any topic, my feed is flooded with similar posts - to the point I just avoid engaging with things that could lead to feed spam for weeks. The feed algorithm needs reverting to the days of @Jack to bring Twitter's glory days back.

Algorithm is better today than 3 months ago?

We will not lie to the British people. Restoring Britain will require decisions that are controversial and unpleasant. We are going to strip millions of healthy Brits who refuse to work of benefits. If that causes outrage from those who think the taxpayer owes them a living, so be it. We are going to deport all illegal and burdensome migrants. If that means millions go, so be it. We are going to outlaw incompatible cultural and religious practices. If that means those who refuse to integrate no longer feel welcome, so be it. We are going to execute pedophiles, rapists, and murderers if that is what the British people want. If that means we are condemned by subversive "human rights" groups, so be it. We take no pleasure in these measures. It is a damning indictment of our political class that they are necessary in the first place. But necessary they are.

Indeed, @RestoreBritain_ can win the next election, however I feel there needs to be more centralised coordination of both localised official groups, and a campaign to take-on and announce candidates for MPs/councillors across the country. You must be tight-lipped about this until the time is right, however I feel Restore's grassroots support is its true key to success. Beyond just official regional groups, there needs to be budget made available for local campaigning, as in locally posted professional leaflets outlining policies, as well as a coordinated volunteer campaign to be ready to go door-to-door when the time is right. While we may end up waiting until 2029, I feel circumstances may force an earlier election. Restore can't be caught unprepared, nor be outpaced by Reform. The way Restore wins the next election and puts the 'Great' back in Britain, is by a nationwide unstoppable campaign in every constituency across the country. Funding can be raised no doubt, beyond the rough £2.5m made available from member sign-ups. I'd bet if simply announced here on X/Twitter, Musk would be willing to cough-up a good few million in support. Either way, Restore Britain needs to be prepared for mass expansion – while utilising a stringent vetting process at every step, because every weak link is a vulnerability. Godspeed, patriots.

@RestoreBritain_ This is after less than five weeks - Restore Britain can win the next election.

Important news - polling out today shows that a significant number of Brits want Rupert Lowe to be the next Prime Minister.