I have not posted in a good while, I am in the process of getting a VISA to relocate to the United States and thought I would keep a low profile, however, the more I think about it and the more I don’t feel that it is right. I am a Christian man. Jesus sacrificed himself on the cross, most of the apostles were martyred spreading the gospels, many of the founding fathers of the church suffered the same fate, and here I am, afraid of words that will probably be read only by the embassy employee vetting me.
Anyway, let’s come to the topic at hand, which is the offer of Rupert Lowe to Reform. I think it is a masterpiece. Stay with me, follow my reasoning, then you can judge my conclusion.
Put yourself in his shoes if you want to understand the depth behind this action. Reform started in 2024 and Lee Anderson was the first MP to defect, we then have the 4th of July General Election and Rupert Lowe is one of the first 5 MPs elected for Reform.
Following a brief honeymoon period, Farage began clashing with Lowe for two main reasons.
First, Lowe was attracting too much attention. Farage, who thrives on being the dominant voice, disliked sharing the spotlight. He needs total control of the narrative and cannot tolerate others speaking freely.
Second, it was the content of Lowe’s comments that irritated him. Lowe was raising concrete proposals to restore Britain’s independence, while also criticising Farage for refusing to develop the party or put forward any real policies. Farage’s constant refrain of “we need Reform” never explained what that reform should actually look like.
Farage had enough, made up some dirt and removed Lowe from the party.
Rupert Lowe at this point has no choice but to start his own party, Restore Britain.
Fast forward to the latest election, Restore fields a number of candidates and what is the response from the media and Reform? That he is a selfish person for attempting to split the vote and not working with Reform. Let that sink in for a moment. The man that was expelled from Reform by the Supreme Leader was now accused of not working with the party that expelled him. Would you work with the person that has just stabbed you in back?
This offer to Farage is a clever tactical move as it has one purpose, clarifying once and for all that Rupert would be happy to work with Farage, as long as moral grounds are established, he is not the party at fault, it is Farage that does not want to work together.
Think about that carefully, Rupert has offered an olive branch and stated clearly that he would be happy to put aside the differences, as long as 5 basic principles are accepted:
- Mass deportation.
- Demographic security, return Britain to Christianity.
- Referendum on death penalty.
- Self sufficient Britain via welfare and spending cuts, restart British agriculture.
- Exclusion of Tory defectors, the traitors that failed us to begin with.
This is nothing new, these are the very points that won the Brexit referendum. Rupert Lowe told Reform that, as long as these points are agreed, he will be happy to work together. He has extended the olive branch, now nobody can accuse him of splitting the vote. The vote has been split by Farage for refusing to accept basic solutions that every Brexit supporters has demanded from the government for the past decade.
Don’t be fooled by Farage’s response, he is focusing on the “collusion” of Restore with the Tories, a figment of his imagination, because attacking Lowe is a distraction from the fact that he is refusing to accept what needs to be done. Let’s not forget that, when the Tory party got too deep in the mud and became unelectable, every single Tory fled to Reform. Reform IS the new Tory party.
When it comes to the next election and you want to accuse someone of splitting the vote, point the finger at Farage, them aim high and vote Lowe.
2. Galatians 1:10 “For am I now seeking the approval of man, or of God? Or am I trying to please man? If I were still trying to please man, I would not be a servant of Christ.”