Restore Britian

Elect Rupert Lowe before it's too late. The great country of Britian will fail if not turned around.

Immigration without assimilation will destroy any country. Do Brits hate their country? if not, you
need to elect Rupert Lowe.

The English people need to take back their country from those that wish to change or destroy it.

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DogMan · 61-69, M

@SunshineGirl Well you better do something, or you will collapse

SECTIONSBritain not-so-great anymore, here's how and whyET OnlineLast Updated: Aug 14, 2024, 05:49:00 PM IST

Great Britain is on the brink, facing poverty and riots while Bangladesh dominates headlines as India's neighbor. London remains a playground for wealthy Indians, but riots in the UK reveal deep poverty and despair among the white majority. The country's economy heavily relies on London, exacerbating income inequality. Academic research points to a growing underclass, leading to comparisons with Victorian-era poverty. Political decisions and slow economic growth contribute to Britain's struggle with poverty and inequality..

Well at least your underclass is growing. I guess that is the most Britain can ask for when the
left is in charge.

SunshineGirl · 36-40, F

@DogMan Growing wealth inequality has nothing to do with immigration.

If you are at all interested in this issue, you will welcome the government's abolition of the two child cap on social welfare payments which will lift 500,000 children out of the official measure of poverty.

See what good things can be done without shouting at foreign people.

DogMan · 61-69, M

@SunshineGirl UK unemployment is rising, with the jobless rate increasing to 5.2% in the three months to October to December 2025, the latest official figures show, as other indicators point to a labour market that is losing momentum.

Too many people, not enough jobs. But just keep letting the boat people come in.

SunshineGirl · 36-40, F

@DogMan

Too many people, not enough jobs. But just keep letting the boat people come in.

I don't think that is even Rupert Bear's argument. He thinks that large numbers of migrants are a drain on state resources. He is right to the extent that large numbers of unprocessed asylum applications are a challenge, but he repeats the falsehood that migrants are eligible for "free housing" and generous welfare.

Employed people generate jobs through their own consumption. We have an ageing population and require more workers to support the economically inactive elderly. The two major drags on economic groeth right now are:

(1) Restrictions on the movement of goods and labour occasioned by Brexit (which the current givernment is addressing).
(2) The current tenant of the White House who perpetuates economic abd political instability through his reckless disregard for international treaties and the rule of law.