Rupert Lowe, Restore Britain, The Rape Gang Enquiry - 'Then millions must go'. 'I don't care'.

Where’s Rupert’s money from?

He started working in finance and branched out from there.

Remind me, was bannatyne anti Troon in his gyms? I think he was..,

I think so. His instincts in general seem to be sound - he publicly supported Sir Jim Radcliffe after the colonisation interview last week and put a message on X in response to Restore's launch video giving his support and hoping to talk to Rupert soon.
 
To quote myself:
Habib is christian, which is where I do tend to draw the line on who to tolerate. He also seems to not want to be a party leader and only started his party out of desperation for an alternative to Farage, so as long as he's not in a position like yusuf whatsisface (i.e. as long as he's not in a position to facilitate foreign/islamic entryism) I reckon he's not a problem. Not in that sense, at least. The concern I have with him is that he might turn out to be another disaster capitalist, who just wants to generate discord so he can profit from trading property around. not the impression I get at first glance, but I'll have to look into what First Property Group (his investment company) gets up to to be sure. I just hope he doesn't turn out to be a mass investor in migrant housing or something equally stupid.

Habib claims he originally set up Advance with the vision that Lowe would eventually become leader. Lowe rightly declined to join, as he presumably understands that his legitimacy rests on not being a "joiner" of someone else's movement, especially someone who is ultimately a foreigner, however assimilated that person might be. The interesting thing to note is that Habib was caught off-guard by Lowe's announcement. The two have had a cordial relationship in the past as recently as december of last year, so it's clear that Lowe kept this announcement close to his chest and kept Habib out of whatever inner circle he was assembling.

Habib, for his part, appears to be reluctant to lead, and as I pointed out, only started Advance because he wanted an alternative to Farage. If he seeks an influential position within Restore then he'll be a risk, but I think he'll spend a few months tub-thumping and then quietly fade away, because he just doesn't seem to have his heart in it. Habib (who is not an MP) has said a lot, but aside from some lobbying, starting Advance, and fielding a candidate in Gorton, has done very little. By comparison, Lowe has put his own money into running a parallel rape gang inquiry (embarrassing the government in the process) and is highly active on behalf of his constituents (unlike Farage), so is clearly intent on leadership and action. It may well turn out that Habib is a snake, but I don't think it will actually matter. Lowe has not currently signalled reciprocity on the idea of merging their parties, so for the moment it looks like he intends to go it alone.
 
it's clear that Lowe kept this announcement close to his chest and kept Habib out of whatever inner circle he was assembling.
Oddly, some knowing insiders were shilling for Reform just a few days ago. For example Connor Tomlinson spent hours "guarding" Matt Goodwin this past week, at great detriment to his credibility.

The final decision to launch may have been last-minute. The party's media materials are rushed-seeming (and crap).
 
The author of this banger tweet made a 'post your favorite Rupert Lowe memes' so here's a massive dump (includes subcategories 'Restore vs Reform' and 'top Lowe tweets').
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Restore vs Reform:
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Tweets:
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