WATCH CAREFULLY: Rupert Lowe Is Definitely Trying To Tell Us Something

As a people, one thing we need so desperately is a little bit of hope.

And we thought we found that in a particular political individual.

And that camp has split into two very distinct areas.

I’m make no bones about saying I I’m in one area where where I’m not impressed and there are other people in another area who are impressed.

Well, let’s put them aside and let’s bring restore uh forward.

Now, one important thing about restore the figurehead is Robert Low obviously.

Now, I genuinely believe that Rert Low is a well-intentioned uh honorable person who who at least in his heart of hearts has the best intentions for us.

Now the problem like any political organization is the back office who who runs things who who allow certain appointments to be made and what information is leaked out with that regard to the to the population as a whole.

All of these things need to be ever so ever so tight and be consistent with the message you’re delivering because if it isn’t, people will pick holes in it all day long.

But the main person is Robert Lowe.

And he makes an awful lot of sense.

Now, there’s this here.

Honestly, how can people watch and listen to Robert Low and still think Farage is the man to save the country? Give your heads a wobble.

Only one man for the job.

Now, I saw Farage put a tweet out where he was trying to, you know, maintain that Restore Britain are only going to get 7%.

And there was a 2% uh difference between Labor and Reform in Labour’s favor.

So what they’re trying to imply is that restore will split the vote.

There’s no such thing as split split the vote.

It’s a it’s literally a communist fallacy.

It’s a fake misnomer that’s made you play the game for all these years.

You need to wake up the large percentage of people that aren’t voting.

It’s as simple as that.

Now, have a listen to this speech.

I mean, this is, you know, if you don’t get behind this, what you going to get behind? And um I just want to say this isn’t about me.

I’ve got Rebecca Shepherd here who’s actually very brave and is standing in as your prospective parliamentary candidate in this final So, I just want to say a few words about Rebecca because you’re incredibly lucky and she’s incredibly brave.

Uh, she’s a real person.

She’s not a politician like me.

She’s actually contributed to her community hugely.

She’s been frustrated by her local council, which she can tell you about.

And like all of us, I think we’ve all had enough of the petty rules, the bureaucracy, uh, this state which is effectively smothering all of us.

Quite quite why they want to do it other than feathering their own nests, I’m not quite sure.

But I I want to say thank you, Rebecca, because you you you I hope will send a seismic message to the country.

And I and I think I don’t want to put responsibility on all of your shoulders, but this isn’t about me.

I’m I’m just the conduit, I hope, to all of us getting our country back.

I’m not a politician.

I I came to politics very late.

I’m 68.

I’ve got four children and two grandchildren now.

And like a lot of you, I am very worried.

The country I brought up in was a very different country to the country that we now have.

And I I like I think the British people and particularly the English people are the best people on earth.

And they’ve been very badly served by a very weak, dishonest establishment who has not served our national interests well.

And when I stood when I stood for parliament and the real achievement I think that we that we that we made was four of us got elected from outside parliament uh in in 24 in July 24.

I had to go east to find real people.

And Great Yarmouth is a fantastic constituency of real people who’ve been let down by by by this post-war uh establishment who has basically I think put uh the creation of a European superstate ahead of the people like the good people like yourselves who actually they should be serving and they’ve lost sight of the fact they’re servants.

They’re not the bosses.

Okay? And they they’ve lost sight of that.

So when I got into parliament, I have to tell you, I I sort of thought like all of you, you know, I I I’ve got multiple businesses in different sectors.

You probably know I was chairman of the Southampton football club.

I built the stadium, the youth academy.

Um and I used to come up here and see Dave Wheelen, uh who I I don’t think he’s very well at the moment, but he’s I think still with us.

Uh great football club.

And and as you reminded, you had a great manager called Martinez who I I always admired.

Um, but I I have to tell you, I went into parliament thinking these people must know more than I do.

And I have to tell you, I I’ve been incredibly disappointed.

And And I’m I’m not that able.

I just stand up in parliament and I tell the truth.

That’s all I That’s all I do.

I sit on those committees and I I cross question these civil servants who are wasting billions of your money every day in in in badly procured mod contracts in migrant contracts.

I mean literally the numbers are eye watering and these people they have massive pensions there huge civil service pension liabilities off balance sheet.

I mean we won’t go into the detail but I I honestly can tell you that if we don’t get our country back by 29 or 28 whenever the election comes then I think it’s going to be very difficult.

It it’s but it’s far from certain that we can actually sort it out now.

But I think if we if we all get together now we got a chance.

So, we’ve got a chance.

It’s not going to mean uh uh sort of the the sun lit ups that everybody is tells you it’s going to be.

It’s going to mean retrenching.

It’s going to mean hard work.

It’s going to mean actually putting Britain back on the map and and releasing the people in this country who in my view are the best people on earth, the most creative people, the most honest people, and the people who value their community above all else.

So, So the responsibility you lot have got now and I uh is that you’ve got to spread the word.

This isn’t about Rebecca and myself.

This is about all of us.

Okay? And you’ve got I think the most significant bi-election in the history of this country for 100 years.

You have Andy Burn who thinks he’s cocky and arrogant enough.

He’s cocky and cocky and arrogant enough to think that he is going to clamber to power on the back of all of you and it’s just wrong.

So I think the arrogance needs to be punished.

I don’t like arrogance.

I believe him to be arrogant.

I believe the entire leadership of this country to be outrageously arrogant.

So, you’ve got a chance to send a message to the Labor Party and we will be releasing hopefully our rape gang inquiry report which was which was funded by 20,000 really fantastic people.

Some of them gave £5.

Some people probably went cold to fund that rate inquiry.

So every pound we have been extremely careful with the way in which we spent it and the findings that we we are going to effectively release and we’ve had to it’s taken a bit of extra time because there are legal issues we have to make sure we don’t trip up on but we’re hoping that will come out in early June and and I want if it comes out please read it because I don’t think anybody in this country can ever vote Labor again when they see that in that report Labor has put its own power and the and and its own ambitions ahead of the interests of the most vulnerable white working-class girls who’ve been abused probably for 30 years and possibly for 50 years and it’s still going on as we sit here tonight and they’ve denied it.

So they have denied something the equivalent of the Holocaust.

So I think when that comes out the Labour Party and particularly Andy Burham who I believe has got some blood on his hands on this been involved in it.

So you can’t vote for him.

My old colleagues at reform [laughter] Nigel Farage Who’s ever offered you 5 million quid with no strings attached? [laughter] I don’t know about you, I’ve never been offered 5 million quid with no strings attached.

But honestly, the more I look at the Reform Party, the more I think they’ve they’ve populated the party with tourist tries.

All they need is Boris Johnson.

They got the old capital.

So I I don’t think they offer a real alternative.

I think actually they’re managed opposition.

That’s that’s my private opinion.

And I think the the establishment knows the reds and the blues aren’t going to win.

But the light blues is something they can probably control.

And the reason they’re not covering us in the media is they know that we represent the real people.

And that’s what So this is your country.

It’s your community.

And I think you’ve now got an incredible responsibility to spread the word and really fight for this bi-election.

Because if you win this, if we win this bi-election, the establishment can’t say that the British people aren’t on the march.

And if you’re on the march, you’re unstoppable.

And what’s so exciting and what was so exciting in Great Yas was to see 500 people turn up on the Friday from all over the country from Abedine from Invenesse from One Chap came down from Abedine overnight drove overnight.

He opened his bag and offered me a bottle of more whiskey and I said I said look mate you’re going to need that this evening when you when you’ve been canvasing all day you keep it cuz you need a drram.

You’re going to need a drram at the end of the day.

So, but we had 500 people from all over the country.

Scousers.

Uh, you know, I know you’re not that far from the land of Scouse.

Uh, I love them.

They’re great.

They’re great people.

They’re great people.

You need to keep an eye keep an eye on where your car is when they’re around.

And, you know, from my football days, I I I actually love them.

They They’ve got a wonderful community.

They’ve got a great sense of humor, and they are great people.

But also, we have people from the West Midlands.

We have people from Cornwall.

It really was because the only way we can do this is if we all get together.

Yes, all of us.

It’s not just about myself and Rebecca and a few people.

This has to gather momentum.

It has to be like a snowball going downhill.

You have to get involved.

And when people come down from the north of Scotland, from Invenesse, from Abene, from F, from Glasgow, from Edinburgh, they’ve driven all the way at their own expense.

They stay in hotels.

They actually loved it.

They had great weather in Great.

So they they sat on the beach a bit, had a bit of sun, made some new friends.

It was actually it was fantastic.

So I’m not going to go on talking.

I’m going to let Rebecca say a few words.

She’s very nervous.

So please please [laughter] feel.

But but this is the battle of Britain and you lot are right in the middle of it.

So we’ve got to get do this together now over the next month.

And on June the 18th, which by chance is Waterlue Day, it’s when it’s when we rode to the rescue, as we always do, of Europe, and we defeated Napoleon at Waterloo and there was a 100 years of free trade and wealth and prosperity in in Europe before Bismar unified Germany and then we had the first world war.

We’ve never wanted to conquer other people who want to trade with us.

So, can we please all get together? I’m happy to answer any questions and I’m sure Rebecca is you don’t want to hear any more from me.

You’ve seen what I do in parliament and on the committees in parliament and what I do is what I mean.

So I don’t I don’t I don’t say it if I don’t mean it.

So you know we’ll answer any questions and now I’m going to hand over to you Rebecca and I want to thank you for being brave and standing for all these good people.

Come on.

[applause] Just want to start by saying thank you all for being so kind to me because this is so far out of my comfort zone.

I cannot tell you.

Normal person.

Uh you could tell that with just a few words and that’s exactly what we need to repopulate that parliament with.

normal people.

You’ve heard uh what Robert Low had to say.

That’s the whole speech in its entirety.

Nothing taken out of context.

And it’s very important to play that all the way through.

And one very important thing, there is a very large percentage of people within this country who don’t bother.

They stay indoors.

They they’ve been completely disenfranchised because they think what’s the point? And they get the free man of the landers and all that sort of thing.

turn and don’t bother because you become part of a system you shouldn’t be consenting to.

But when you do that, they just carry on regardless.

You are the one that has all the power.

Remember when I’ve said about that funnel before, the power funnel, it’s the wrong way round.

The power should flow from the people upwards.

Local governance, not this centralized communist kind of stuff that we have been experiencing.

It can all change, but people have to get out there and make it so.

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