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Four MPs have now signed my motion - Andrew Rosindell, Suella Braverman and James McMurdock.
4/650.
I will continue to make its case next week in Parliament.
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Elon Musk has contributed more to human progress than every politician who has spent their time harassing him combined.
It's not even close.
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Replying to @donmcgowan
Fighting-age third world men invading our country in dinghies and cheap tracksuits.
The country is sick of it.
I'm not apologising for anything.
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The Tories and Reform squabbling over who's to blame for the illegals. To be entirely honest, I'm not taking any lectures from either when both parties are packed full of the very same ministers who imported the low IQ third world orcs into our shire to begin with.
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For those asking how many wards Restore Britain plans to stand in for next May's local elections?
The answer is this...
All of them.
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An astonishing set of results for Restore Britain yesterday - 28% in Hyndburn, over 11% in Oldham, 8% in rural Suffolk, 8% on the coast in Lincolnshire. A growing bank of solid results elsewhere.
Yesterday’s result in Hyndburn proved one thing - if you vote Restore Britain, you can get Restore Britain.
If enough patriots find the courage to stand up for what they believe in, we can achieve something truly spectacular.
I’m not interested in this splitting the vote gutter argument. I made Farage and Reform an offer to cooperate on a policy platform capable of restoring Britain, they rejected it. That’s their choice. We are now in this to win it, and yesterday we proved we can win.
My aim is to give the British people a genuine democratic option to take their country back.
One not utterly doused in sleaze, packed full of the same people who cocked everything up in the first place.
Forget the bent polling designed to suppress Restore Britain’s support by not even giving us as an option. We have millions of supporters all over Britain, and last night’s results will give them even more confidence to vote Restore Britain.
Our members aren’t seasoned political veterans. They are normal men and women trying to fight for their country. As a party, we a learning, developing and building every single day. It takes time, but we are now at the point where we can offer the country a serious and established political party to put their trust in.
We are ready.
Today marks the start of Restore Britain’s second chapter.
This is how we get our country back.
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The 15.00 football TV blackout is outdated and punishes fans. In Parliament, I just challenged the Government over this absurd restriction.
It's time to scrap the blackout and let British fans enjoy the three o'clocks on a Saturday afternoon.
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I have tabled a parliamentary motion officially calling on the Government to recognise and protect English, Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish ethnicities as distinct historic identities.
We should never be ashamed to defend who we are.
All MPs have been invited to support.
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Was supposed to be joining @RupertLowe10 for a @RestoreBritain event tonight. If I had travelled to the UK, I would have been arrested on the spot and could have faced up to 4 years in prison.
I can’t visit for one day to give a speech, yet thousands of people without papers cross the Channel and are given free housing and citizenship.
All courtesy of @ShabanaMahmood and the @ukhomeoffice.
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Zahawi has serious questions to answer about his role during lockdown - our policy announcement today confronts that. He was Britain's Vaccine Minister. He is now in Reform, regularly speaking on behalf of the party.
The way Zahawi treated those men and women who felt uneasy about taking the vaccine was absolutely abhorrent, and I will never forgive him for it.
Vaccine passports, widespread coercion/blackmail, care homes - he even argued 12 year olds could override their parents to take the vaccine.
It is evil.
Under a Restore Britain government, he will face full independent scrutiny.
If investigators uncover evidence of wrongdoing, he must face the same legal process as anybody else.
That means uncovering what did he know? What did he tell the British people? What didn’t he tell us? What was the process behind his decision-making? Full public scrutiny on classified documentation. Unredact it. All of it.
Essentially - who knew what, when.
It is time for the politicians who imposed and defended lockdown and mass vaccination on a healthy population to answer for their own decisions.
That is what Restore Britain's policy paper argues today, and Zahawi will be the first held accountable for his vaccine decisions.
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I am very fortunate to have a boss as loyal and uncompromising as @RupertLowe10. A true rarity in our age, especially in politics.
He is one of the finest men I have ever met. There is nobody in Britain today better suited to the role of Prime Minister.
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Trump suggesting to work with the Democrats to deliver an amnesty deal for a large number of illegal migrants.
He called his deportation policy 'too tough', and that only those on the 'far right' want all illegals gone.
Awful policy, terrible language, another mistake.
Every illegal migrant must go.
It's mass deportations, or an effective mass amnesty - that's the choice. I know where I'm going...
Trump made an appalling judgement in starting a pointless war that has cost American and British families, and now is backtracking on deportation policies.
Iran cost him everything, not the deportations.
It is important we firmly make this point, or removing millions of illegal migrants from our own country will become far more difficult.
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People of my generation should be very careful when they're crowing about sending young men to war against Russia, Iran or whoever else.
Our lifetimes have been almost entirely peaceful - we have not had to watch an entire generation of young men marched off to fight and die in a foreign land.
We have been blessed with peace.
Yet some of the loudest voices demanding conscription or the dropping of bombs are men who will never be asked to fight. They have profited from that peace, lived comfortable lives from that peace.
It's very easy to be brave with somebody else's blood on the line.
There are circumstances in which our nation must fight, but our aim must be to give young men a reason to believe in that fight, to give them a Britain worth defending.
Because millions of young white men are looking at a system that hates them, that has made them strangers in their own towns, that has decimated their industry?
Why on earth would they bleed for that?
I agree.
Our establishment has spent years alienating young white men and now they suddenly remember their value when they need those lads to fight their wars.
Restore Britain's duty is to give these young men a country worth fighting for, certainly NOT another endless foreign war to die in.
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There’s a long way to go, obviously, but I’ve never been more confident that we’re going to take our country back.
It’s on.
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Don’t fund indolent Somalians to have more children on universal credit in social housing, do fund the abolition of student interest for young British graduates.
That feels like a fair swap to me.
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We've gone from British teenagers serving coffee in high street cafes to grown Indian men working those jobs - an almost total replacement in five years.
This is not a good development. It must be reversed.
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If you want the same decline, the same politicians, the same old shit - there are now three main options.
Tories, Labour, Reform. Take your pick.
If you want a party that is genuinely different? Actually radical? Willing to do what needs to be done?
There is now another way.
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I hear that our political opponents are comforting themselves by saying Restore Britain won't be able to field over 600 quality candidates at a general election, especially if it comes as early as next year.
Please keep underestimating us.
That will not be a problem.







