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By Tubby Isaacs
#85549
Would be nice to think they're going to fall apart, but nobody matters other than Farage. I doubt that Lowe could sink the party if he tried.
By Youngian
#85551
Tubby Isaacs wrote: Sat Mar 08, 2025 1:59 pm Would be nice to think they're going to fall apart, but nobody matters other than Farage. I doubt that Lowe could sink the party if he tried.
At least Lowe's learned a valuable lesson about politics, disloyal gobshites who undermine their party's leadership got tossed over the side pretty sharpish.

Lowe explains what a great guy he is in this self-pitying eulogy. When does he get time off from Tweeting race hate to talk about bin collections in Norfolk?
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By Andy McDandy
#85558
If it happens once, it's them.

More than that, it's you.
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By Tubby Isaacs
#85561
Rupes' rant is quite the thing.
Does requesting regular meetings of MPs make me a monster? Is asking to even just see policy before it’s made public unreasonable? Is it fair to be insulted because I want people to finally talk to each other?

I have torn out what remaining hair I have left over the last few months trying to talk. That’s it. Just talk. I have tried, and tried, and tried to resolve all of this behind closed doors. I can only smash my head against a brick wall for so long.
"I'm disappointed there's no proper policy discussion", says MP elected for "We don't do proper policy discussion" party.

Given that he was seen meeting Liz Truss, I'm not expecting much great policy from the now "free to speak his mind" Rupert Lowe, who thinks Yaxley-Lennon exposed gangs rather than nearly fucking up trials.
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By Watchman
#85564
I may not be the finest specimen, but I’m a year older than Lowe, and he looks ancient compared to me
By satnav
#85565
Whilst this spat won't destroy the Reform Party it will leave them weaker. Of the remaining 4 MPs Farage is too busy moonlighting to be a proper leader, Tice now seems to be dividing his time between Britain and Dubai, James McMurdock continues to keep a low profile and Lee Anderson is a walking liability.
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By Andy McDandy
#85566
Watchman wrote: Sat Mar 08, 2025 7:21 pm I may not be the finest specimen, but I’m a year older than Lowe, and he looks ancient compared to me
I'm older than Paul Golding of Brittun Furst.

I refer you to Roald Dahl's musings on good and bad thoughts.
By satnav
#85592
Rupert Lowe is now claiming that Reform are briefing journalists that he has got dementia. Things seem to be getting nastier by the hour.

Yesterday Lowe clamed that the barrister investigating claims against him had told him that there was no evidence against him and no case to answer. The barrister has now said that she didn't tell Lowe that he didn't have a case to answer.
By Bones McCoy
#85598
satnav wrote: Sun Mar 09, 2025 9:19 pm Rupert Lowe is now claiming that Reform are briefing journalists that he has got dementia. Things seem to be getting nastier by the hour.

Yesterday Lowe clamed that the barrister investigating claims against him had told him that there was no evidence against him and no case to answer. The barrister has now said that she didn't tell Lowe that he didn't have a case to answer.
Whatever the facts of this unseemly spat.

Lowe comes across as a bit of a Walter Mitty fantasist.
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By Andy McDandy
#85600
Bones McCoy wrote: Sun Mar 09, 2025 11:30 pm
Whatever the facts of this unseemly spat.

Lowe comes across as a bit of a twat.
Now it rhymes.
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By Youngian
#85604
Not convinced Lowe's endless succint rabid right wing tweets come from him. Probably has some young bot farm cunt churning them out for him.

There's credible rumours (Alistair Campbell mischief making for eg) that Dominic Cummings was behind filling Musk in as to who Lowe is and why he should replace Farage (as if Space Karen has a fucking clue who the Great Yarmouth MP is). As the chain of events since that endorsement has blown up so spectacularly in Lowe's face, I'm easily convinced Disaster Dom's dabs are on it.
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By Andy McDandy
#85607
Strikes me that the ReFuck MPs all have very fitting constituency names.

Richard Tice is indeed a bit Skeggy, like a discarded cigarette butt.

Lee Anderson has Ashfield - a blasted wasteland.

James McMurdock is an oily little Basildon, and a complete Thurrock.

Fargle just clacks on and on and on.

And then there's Lowe - a great big Yaaaar- Mouth if there ever was one.
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By Tubby Isaacs
#85612
It didn't sound right that the barrister investigating Lowe would come out and say "it's all a load of rubbish" before finishing the investigation, nor indeed after finishing it. Would be much more likely to say "have found no evidence".

Lowe is an old man in a hurry.,
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By Abernathy
#85614
I See You ….
I see you, Rupert Lowe.
Happier times, babes? The halcyon days of ten minutes ago, back when it used to be fun for you and the lads to stage a Usual Suspects-style photoshoot. Ooh, we’re such naughty mavericks! Better take this picture quick, before the woke mob get us all cancelled again. You used to be so close, which is why you’re pulling a face like a bulldog licking piss off a thistle in this picture. I imagine the thought of this shoot gave James McMurdock some awkward flashbacks, which I can only assume is why he opted to sit it out.
Just look at those pouts. So rebellious! So anti-establishment! Three millionaire everymen and Ashfield’s most mercurial turncoat. All sharing common ground, united in your divine purpose and love of publicity. Not any more though. Pure snakes round here hun - just u n the dogs from now on. I for one am shocked - shocked, I tell you - that Lee Anderson has shown you such little loyalty. He’s normally so consistent.
Just look at it. This is the Britain we true patriots know and love; relentlessly negative old bastards who have built their personal brands talking the country down, trousering as much side-hustle cash as they can in the process. Russian sympathisers, free-market absolutists and climate change deniers to a man, now fighting like rats in a union jack. All because global events have turned what they thought were Reform’s big political advantages into embarrassing millstones around the party's neck.
Farage’s love of Trump, now utterly toxic to the brand thanks to the actions of the man himself. The embrace of deregulation and the blatant, constant lies about free speech, unravelling rapidly as America shows the world just what kind of government you get when big tech are set free to really turn on their fire hose of misinformation. The fake patriotism, now undermined entirely by a national surge of sympathy for Ukraine and a much-needed move back towards our actual allies in Europe in a time of genuine crisis.
It takes a special breed of posturing tosspot to make Keir Starmer look genuinely statesmanlike, and yet here you lot are managing it on a daily basis. The irony, that you’d dare to call Farage out for his messiah complex when it was probably Elon Musk’s little endorsement that spurred you into criticising the Dear Leader in the first place. No wonder it went to your head, Rupert Lowe - you only normally get that sort of high from the Twitter adoration of a thousand bot accounts with AI-generated Knights Templar for avatars.
It’s fitting that the rampant egomania of Reform’s two biggest hitters should tear the party apart before it gets anywhere near even a whiff of true power. In one way at least, you’re right; there never will be space for anyone other than Farage at the top, and the magical timing of the sudden complaints against you is as suspect as the million other lies he tells on a daily basis. It’s also a joke that Lee Anderson is now pretending he suddenly values respect and civility, despite the fact he’s a boorish oaf who’s been forced to apologise in Parliament for treating staffers there like shit himself.
One thing’s clear - you’ve absolutely been ousted, and if Tice’s words are anything to go by there’s no route back for you regardless of the outcome of any investigation. What a terrible shame, that Reform will now have to rely on the good character of their remaining domestic abusers to restore the party’s tattered reputation. Are the party’s offices based in Southampton, Rupert Lowe? You must have a weird sense of deja vu if so. Seems like there’s not a single club you try to take over that doesn’t end up booting you out for being an unbearable tosspot.
It’s all incredibly tawdry and embarrassing, which is why it’s very funny that you seem to think pouring it all out on social media will somehow save your political career. None of this makes you any more appealing an electoral prospect for anyone who isn’t already a radicalised spoonbanger screaming their way through the absolutely relentless tides of shit you spew onto X.
Even Farage has got the common sense to distance himself from Tommy Robinson, and yet you’re still parroting the demonstrably false narrative that he somehow ‘exposed’ the grooming gangs scandal. All that coked-up thug has ever done is imperil the very trials looking to hold the monsters involved to account.
Still, you’ve never let the truth get in the way of a good narrative, have you? From the way you’re still airing the party’s dirty laundry so publicly, this is a story that’s going to run and run. Either these are genuine complaints, in which case your fifteen minutes of political fame will be well and truly over. Or you’re telling the truth for once, and they’re a shameless fabrication that will tear Reform UK apart.
Either way, the true patriot in me can’t help but feel that either outcome will be a good one for the country.
I see you, Rupert Lowe. I fucking see you.
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By Abernathy
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Or perhaps that famously anti-Jewish combo, “Goyzone”.
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