The Wolf is in Westminster 🇬🇧
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When the uniparty show you who they are - believe them.
This is CCHQ celebrating taking on a Labour Party Cllr who clearly supported the two-tier regime of Keir Starmer and stayed silent on grooming gangs and mass immigration.
No Labour Party member - the party of socialism - belongs in any Conservative Party - yet Kemi ‘bouce’ Badenoch has obviously approved of this defection and signed it off. Yet again it proves the Tories are closet Liberal Dems.
What are they thinking in CCHQ?
Labour ▶️ Conservatives
The LEADER of the Labour Group at East Riding of Yorkshire Council has just defected to the @Conservatives ! 🚨
Welcome to the party of common sense, Cllr Steve Gallant. 🤝🤝🤝
A terrible piece of political communication.
The Prime Minister has just made a major policy speech - and who do Lowe / Harrison attack - of close it is Reform UK.
They’ve even used footage from Nigel Farage and Robert Jenrick at a fuel pump promising to cut fuel bills.
It’s a totally amateur piece of press - it ties in with what my sources in Great Yarmouth are telling me - about the internal state of the party.
A mess.
I would be delighted if Suella Braverman joined Reform UK. Not my words. But those of Rupert Lowe.
Before Lowe was captured by Musk and Harrison he was her biggest fan - as was poor old Basil - I understand he courted her and Robert Jenrick asking them to join both Reform and then Restore Britain in a number of meetings.
The tweets from Lowe’s account - before Harrison got ahold of it - back this up.
Lowe is a Tory and is friends with many in the party. His agreement will come out after next year’s local elections. He cannot be trusted.
For now we are stuck fighting Xbots boosting fake polls and a false narrative.
You are a British Ghanaian.
Using the argument of Suella Braverman is ridiculous as she labels herself a British Indian.
Englishness is an ethnicity and a race. You belong to neither. The comments of the out of touch Torygraph agree.
Pretending you are something you are not is as silly as the ‘trans’ argument.
“Much of the argument appears to centre around a victimhood complex that any claim to being English by someone who isn’t ethnically pure is an attempt to erase the English identity. It isn’t and in reality there is comfortably enough room for both. English is an ethnicity. It is also a national identity. The latter being far more widely and commonly used.”
My piece in the @Telegraph on the far-right’s attempt to reframe “Englishness” as part of their remigration narrative.
I won’t be renouncing my national and cultural identity to appease those who would deport me because I don’t pass their ethnic purity test.
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/09…
You have to be a Bomalian Boriswaver to be granted bail now.
Danny Tommo, like Tommy and Lucy Connolly is the latest victim of the regimes two-tier justice.
Labour are sick.
Nigel gets it.
When Lowe / Harrison was busy stepping down in a Brexit winning seat in Dudley, Nigel was fighting tooth and nail about the threat of Islamism and Britain being at breaking point.
Nigel was too forgiving and let Lowe back in despite him being an arch Tory.
This is much better messaging from Farage. I don’t think a lot of the people working in Milbank realise how red-pilled the country is now.
There is a lot of sympathy in the county for @TRobinsonNewEra and @RealDannyTommo - people have had enough - they don’t understand why the boats can’t be stopped but the establishment bails ‘British’ men accused of terror offences.
More of this please Reform.
This is the Kemi bounce that the establishment media, be it the Torygraph, Mail or wet Times go on about.
The facts are the Tories are going backwards, they are losing council seats hand over fist and are polling at their lowest ever.
19% is as bad as it got the Lib Dem Theresa May.
But useless journalists like Dan Hodges keep going on and on that there is a comeback. Let’s be clear, there is not.
The established media need the establishment parties, that is why the MSM refuses to cover Reform fairly.
The account continues to grow.
Many patriots know that Rupert Lowe was meeting many Conservatives, including courting Gavin Williamson, Robert Jenrick and Suella Braverman.
Look at his tweets before the latter two joined Reform - Lowe / Harrison is all over them, love-bombing them. As soon as they joined Reform he transformed Restore into a political party to try and destroy them.
It’s narcissism.
Lowe / Harrison did the same thing to Ben Habib - it’s why he established Restore on the same day Habib set up the much failed Advance UK.
Restore will go the same way - sure - they will collect strays and defectors kicked out of Reform and the Tories, but they will not win an election. They act only as a spoiler, they will achieve far less than the BNP did in 2005-2010.
The only reason for their support is an incredible social media game, artificially inflated by robots on X and foreign powers.
Let’s not pretend otherwise.
The news from the Restore Britain robots today about the BMG poll, is to put it lightly, total nonsense.
It’s the classic Harrison / Lowe playbook. Manipulate the facts and then let the bots and useful idiots take over.
The poll has Restore on 6%. Only 85 people selected Restore. Reform were once again, in second place.
The reason they place ‘higher’ is because most of the electorate haven’t heard of Restore and ‘Don’t Know’ wins.
It took two tweets for @BasilTheGreat to block me as he knows I know and tell the truth without party political gain.
I didn’t sell to Lowe, Harrison or Restore like he did. It used to be a great account. What a shame that’s he’s fallen off a cliff so quickly.
Restore Britain is a front for the Tories, propped up by robots and boosted on X.
I appreciate the follows back and growing this account.
My understanding is that yes, it absolutely does.
Jenrick and Lowe met on a number of occasions to discuss the future. Jenrick turned down Lowe. This is why Lowe and Basil have turned on him.
Westminster is rotten.
Ant is exactly the boost Millbank needs.
Well known, credible, hard working and patriotic. He will connect with young people and I understand he is well liked by the senior leadership team at Reform as well as Farage.
Much better direction for the party with him in place compared to Orr.
Wow. Suella confirms what @ThatAlexWoman and a lot of the SW1 class have been talking about for a while.
Restore Britain is a front, poor @RupertLowe10 doesn’t have any idea what is going on.
Peter is a nice guy and means well. But this is clearly nonsense.
Restore has replaced what the BNP were, granted, the ceiling will now be higher than the period 2005-2010 when Griffin reached his peak, but it will not be possible to govern. 30% will not vote for remigration.
All Restore has done is make it more likely that the people who destroyed this country - The Conservatives and Labour - will continue to rule.
His fluttering of support for Kemi’s Tories is incredible.
The math is simple now.
Reform can't win a general election, any idea of turning this around is cope - too many failures, too much insulting of the electorate, too much chaos. They were warned and didn't listen.
Conservatives are back in contention, but have lost too many on trust. Won't be able to win on their own.
Restore is in the race on % of vote and growing. Could be bigger than Reform in three years, a snap election would be different maths.
If the country wants to stop the lunatic left and continual decline of the country, a coalition is likely the only answer.
But a coalition has the problem of egos. Probably has hard as Fury and AJ arguing over who walks out second.
Then how does the right agree on sensible policies and things the country has the stomach for? How does it stop wasting its time on silly ideas like welfare cards, which are flawed and unserious.
The focus should be simple:
- Border control
- Productivity gains (literally everyone wins with this)
- Deregulation
- Slashing the welfare bill
- Build more prisons + return to punishing crime
- End of the two tier system
The above is all obvious to anyone with half a brain.
The policy announcement from Restore Britain and Rupert Lowe this morning are an incredible own goal.
The policy is the right one, but the document has no answer to the costs involved, is vague on the numbers and looks like it’s been written by AI.
Restore look like Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party, offering a magic money tree - it’s nonsense.
Restore won’t like to hear this as Reform HQ - now with changes made - has the workings of a proper policy team in place.
Reform HQ should go through this poor policy document and pull it apart.
Rupert Lowe is as guilty as anyone in this. Don’t forget it was his unauthorised piece to his Tory friends in the Mail that started this all off.
I am aware of possible talks, not of a merger, but of discussions to bring Restore to an end. Lowe has talked with figures inside Reform, include Farage and Jenrick.
The end of Restore is not immediate. This will probably happen after the May local elections when Restore do very poorly and don’t win outside Suffolk.
If @Nigel_Farage and @RupertLowe10 dont sort out their differences, we're going to be stuck with the woke useless labour government for decades.
For fucks sake put the uk first.
Gawain is one of the best guys in SW1.
His unfortunate exit from the coalface of Reform correlates with their decline.
He has won elections from the trenches and deserves to be back right at the front.
More anti-white racism from Sunak. He is not English but a British Indian. He is as much English as a ‘trans-woman’ is a man. It’s total fiction.
Englishness is not a mood, a passport stamp, or which side you cheer at Lord’s.
The English are a distinct people. They have lived on these islands as a recognisable ethnic group since the Anglo-Saxon settlement of the fifth century, more than 1,500 years. That is longer than the Māori have been in New Zealand.
No serious person pretends Māori identity is just a feeling available to anyone born in Auckland. The same courtesy is refused to the English.
Treating that history as optional, or recasting Englishness as something acquired by birthplace and sentiment alone, is not inclusion. It is anti-English and anti-white.
A country that cannot name its own historic people is not being generous. It is dissolving them, then calling the protest bigotry.
I was a very fortunate kid. My dad's GP surgery sat between the Dell and Hampshire's County Ground, so at weekends I could go to a game and get a lift home afterwards. It left me with a passion for both sports and a belief that sport opens a window onto who we are.
When I was growing up, the Tebbit test was a matter of intense debate. Which side did you cheer for at the cricket? For all the criticism it received, it was a test anyone could pass. If you supported England because you saw it as home, you were part of the team regardless of the colour of your skin. Born in Southampton, 10 year old me passed it without even knowing about it.
Giving the @MCCOfficial's Cowdrey Lecture on Thursday made me think about cricket's place in our national life and the current arguments about identity.
In Britain we've built the world's most successful multi-faith, multi-ethnic democracy. I was a beneficiary of it. Whatever issues people had with me as PM (and there was no shortage) my race and religion weren't among them. I could read a lesson at the King's coronation or light Diwali diyas on Downing Street with my daughters without controversy. Foreign leaders assumed these must be huge symbolic moments. For most Brits, they just weren't that big a deal.
But Britain's democratic achievement is now under strain. Some of the challenges are ones I've written about before, like Islamism, and the failure of governments, including the one I led, to adequately control immigration. But something else is going on - a risk that we start equating skin colour with nationality.
After I left office, a debate kicked off here on @X about whether I was English at all, because I was a "brown Hindu". During the election campaign I'd been shocked when footage was broadcast of someone calling me a "Paki." It was shocking precisely because it was so unusual. That kind of abuse had simply not been a feature of my political life. But the Englishness argument was stranger still. Call it the reverse Tebbit test. If you're not white, it no longer matters who you support at the cricket, because you can never be English. It's a test no non-white person can ever pass.
I have no truck with people who offend our sense of fairness and come here illegally; I spent half my premiership trying to deport them to Rwanda. I think the bar for legal migration should be high. It is entirely possible to want a radical reduction in immigration and a far more robust approach to integration, and still totally reject the attempt to turn Britishness into a DNA test.
If you're born and brought up in England and view it as home, what are you other than English? Denying people their Englishness or their Britishness because of the colour of their skin is a recipe for alienation and a two-tier society. How are children who hear this meant to feel?
Sport can play a small but significant role here. Cricket is played by nearly every major ethnic group in this country. Ask what my largely white rural constituents in the Dales and the British-Asian kids in Bradford have in common, and the answer is cricket. If cricket can produce England teams in which every kid can see themselves, the impact reaches far beyond the boundary.
As I write in @thetimes today, we must all be on the same side, cheering for the same team.
We cannot allow race to be reintroduced into our politics. We cannot allow Briton to be set against Briton.