Is Rupert Lowe the Real Thing?

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Last Friday, Britain got a new political party. It’s called Restore Britain.

Its leader is Rupert Lowe, and here are the best parts of his is his seven-minute announcement video.

He sounds pretty good, especially compared to the mincing stuff we get from the man who has been the main British political spokesman for immigration control, Nigel Farage.

When Mr. Lowe talks about millions of deportations to make Britain safe for women and children, he is way ahead of this guy.

There has been a tremendous wave of enthusiasm for Mr. Lowe. In just a few days, there are already countless inspiring memes of the new party leader dressed in patriotic and battle regalia.

The day after Mr. Lowe announced the party, Elon Musk wrote: “Join Rupert Lowe in Restore Britain, because he is the only one who will actually do it!” That’s a big change. Early last year, Mr. Musk was saying only Reform, Nigel Farage’s party, could save Britain.

But is Rupert Lowe one of us? He says he will fight “radical Islam.” Not all of Islam? He will ban the Burka and Halal slaughter, and Sharia law, but he wouldn’t have to do any of that if there were no Muslims in Britain.

Here’s a video from last year, with Mr. Lowe telling a group of parliamentarians some of the absurd reasons foreign criminals aren’t deported. It’s refreshing to see him heaping scorn on this foolishness, but he’s only stating the obvious. He sounds courageous only because Britain is run by weaklings.

There are some good lines at the Restore Britain website. “They can call me Islamophobic, racist or whatever else. . . I. DO. NOT. CARE.”

He says the right things about his country:

It is not just a legal jurisdiction. It is a nation. A people. A home. Our home. With a shared culture. Shared history.

But what about this? “If a foreign national is living in Britain and unable to speak English, refuses to work, claims benefits, lives in social housing, hates our way of life, or even wants to do us harm? They must leave, or be made to leave.” I’m glad this means “millions must go,” but it sounds as though Afghans and Somalis who learn English and get jobs will fit in just fine.

The word “race” appears nowhere on the website, and “white” only in a denunciation of “anti-British, anti-Western, and anti-white ideological trends” in universities.

However, just today, he put up a post on X addressed specifically to “young white men.” It goes on to decry “institutional and systemic bias against white British men.” “In the justice system? Who gets the raw end of the deal? Young white men.” “There is NOTHING wrong with being white, and there is NOTHING wrong with being male.” “You now have a political party that properly represents you.”

This shouldn’t even have to be said. But it does, and Rupert Lowe is saying it.

So what kind of man is he? He made millions in finance. He is 68 years old, married with four children.

He was chairman for 10 years of Southampton Football Club.

He was a Tory but went to the European Parliament in 2019 with the Brexit Party. He became a Reform MP but was booted from the party last year when he wondered whether Nigel Farage had what it takes to be prime minister. He wants to restore what he calls “Christian principles.”

It’s wonderful to have a man who says “stop coddling foreigners and stop running down young white men.” But that’s just playing defense. It’s not the same thing as saying Britain must always be a land of white British people.

I predict with 100 percent confidence that if this party makes headway, there will be a big stink over an aide or a Restore Britain candidate who turns out to have said that every non-white has got to go — or that Britain should have fought the Soviets rather than the Germans. Those are the people who are angry enough to volunteer, to work really hard for a man who promises millions of deportations. Will he be loyal or will he toss them?

Just this week, Lewis Brackpool, his director of investigations, noted that British people who liked their country the way it was have been betrayed over and over.

Is Rupert Lowe the real thing or another fake? And given Britain’s notoriously difficult first-past-the-post electoral system, will Restore Britain do much more than take votes from Nigal Farage’s Reform Party, and improve the chances for Green and Labour lunatics?

For now, Reform Britain is doing well. When it was just one day old, a poll found it would get 10 percent of the vote for Parliament.

That is phenomenal for a brand-new party. I wish the party every success. It is the best serious contender on the scene today.

However, the next election for MPs may not be until 2029. By then, we’ll know for sure what Rupert Lowe is made of.

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