You Won’t Believe What Rupert Lowe Just Did To Starmer

One thing Rert Low makes no secret of is

his feelings towards our prime minister.

Uh in total, uh you've got a good tweet

here. We've got a PM who is economical

with the truth. Leaving him there as a

lame duck is probably better for the

other parties. Restore Britain leader

Rert Low discusses the scandal around

Kia Starma and whether he would support

a vote of no confidence in the PM.

One thing with uh Robert, if he's got

something to say, he'll turn around and

say it. No ifs, no buts. And he makes it

very clear in that video piece exactly

what he thinks about the whole situation

involving Star. So let's have a listen.

>> I think we've got a basically a prime

minister who in my view is economical

with the truth. I think let's talk about

Mandlesson on the Mandlesson issue. I

spoke against the appointment of

Mandlesson at the time. Donald Trump

described him as a He was rude

about Donald Trump. So on the face of it

at the time it was the most

extraordinary

appointment and one which didn't make

any any logical common sense.

Now it appears that the appointment

listening to Oie Robbins yesterday I

wasn't in the chamber on Monday. We

voted to bring him back on Tuesday

because we weren't happy with the

answers he gave. Uh so I think he's been

dealing as I say in half truths uh in

half lies whichever you want to define

them as in in half falsehoods probably

falsehoods and Ollie Robbins I think

made it quite clear yesterday that

actually that the prime minister's

office had made the decision to appoint

Peter Mandelon and and and what the

civil servants required to do is to find

a way to deliver that appointment. Do

you hear what he just said there about

Mandlesson the way round it went?

And I think he was very uh

diplomatic I suppose with with uh the

whole economical with the truth. Starmer

has a very uh large and recorded track

record of saying one thing and then a

little while later just going completely

in another direction.

even though he'd failed his uh his

vetting. You see?

>> So, so I I think on the Mandlesson

issue, it's more of the same. I mean, I

blame Blair Brown, Campbell Mandlesson,

and Derry Urban for the beginning of the

of the undermining of of the British

Constitution with all the there's no

such thing as a British Constitution,

RER. It's an English Constitution,

English Bill of Rights, English Act of

Settlement.

various reforms they did from the human

rights act to the you know creation of

the Supreme Court to the Equalities Act

all the things that they did that I

think had longlasting damaging

consequences for the way in which we're

governed and is probably part of the

reason why we've ended up with a human

rights lawyer like Kia Starmmer who I

think uh will meet himself coming around

a corner one day. So I don't I don't

like him. I don't respect him. I think

he's a very poor prime minister.

uh if I was forced to vote on whether he

should resign, I would vote for him to

resign. But half of me says actually

leaving him there as a lame duck is

probably better for the other parties in

leaving him there as a lame duck. I had

a another interesting conversation

yesterday.

Robert has made it very clear what he

thinks of Star. I don't like him. I

don't respect him. He's a I'm

paraphrasing, but a crap prime minister.

Tells you everything, doesn't it? Tells

you everything. But this whole lame duck

thing,

we all want Star Gone.

Now, I uh tend to agree with the point

of view of Vindicator Strikes Back.

uh if you haven't subscribed to him, go

and subscribe.

In that he said he suspects he'll be a

scorched earth. So if Star goes, he will

cause an immediate general election and

take everyone else down with him. But

let's just say he doesn't, right?

Who are the candidates who could replace

him? Ed Miband,

Angela Raina,

David Lammy.

Could you imagine a scenario within this

country where

we are left with a choice of one of

those three for example if Stalma was to

go.

So does he need leaving him place as a

lame duck

>> terms of the British public becoming

tired of of the Labour party and tired

of the offering which he's which he's

giving him giving the Chaos Islands away

all of the things that are completely

illogical. So I think to your point

there I I wasn't in the chamber if I'm

forced to vote on it I would vote I

would support a vote of no confidence.

I think many people would. I think many

people would. I mean, that comment about

the Chaos Islands right at the very end.

Says it all about the these deals which

are basically undermining our

security uh our our national security.

It's an absolute disaster.

If you analyze what's been going on in

this country over the last few years,

you've seen a very much systematic and

calculated change in the way things are.

And it's it's got progressively worse

over the course of time. If you look at

our our uh manufacturing, if you look at

our construction, if you look at our

towns and our cities, if you look at our

law enforcement, if you look at the

regionalization,

if you look at the mayors, if you look

at education, if you look at the cost of

things, if you look at the the general

look and feel, it's like and any

territory we have outside of the British

Isles, it seems like it's a slow inward

implosion to get to some kind of point.

Now

Karma and the majority of the front

bench for that matter, Sadique Khn is

another one are members of the Fabian

Society.

Now the uh motto of the Fabian Society

is effectively slowly by stealth and

their motto or their logo rather is a

wolf in sheep's clothing. So that tells

you everything that you you probably

want to know about that organization

they belong to. This is their website

here. You know, common endeavor,

building a stronger Britain,

right? Building a stronger Britain.

Pressing reset.

Pressing reset. That's on our

relationship with the EU. You can see

that there. The collection brings

together experts and policy makers from

the UK and Europe to explore what a new

relationship might look like. And you

can see MPs here. Stella Cesy, Le Liam

Byron, Liam Baron, what however you

bloody say his name. Uh, you know,

they're all involved in this. This is a

left-leaning

socialist think tank basically, uh, for

want of a better word. That is exactly

what the Fabian Society is.

And you you can see it here. They don't

hide any of this. They they don't

pretend to be anything but what they

are. And if you look at the about us,

you know, we are a left-leaning think

tank dedicated to new policy and

political ideas. We are a membership

movement active throughout Britain and

open to everyone on the left.

So, you know, there you go. And they've

been around since the 1800s. And also

what you have to remember as well, the

Fabians are not only

uh limited to Britain. They're in other

uh places as well around the globe. I

think New Zealand they're they're in and

and a few other spots also. So what you

get is that slow incremental

change over a period of decades till you

get to a point where it's like well hang

on a minute. What? What's all this

about? You know, and and it feels like