Ex British Army now Paramedic and Director in a start-up private health care provider, trying to find another way to do healthcare.
Portsmouth, England
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Pete ♥️🇬🇧 retweeted
When is Restore’s AGM, as per it’s constitutional document?
Who is its Chairman, as per its constitutional document?
Where, and who is on, the National Board, as per the constitutional document?
Nominating Officer? Are they also on the Board?
Have the members of the National Board also been appointed Directors?
Have any Conflicts of Interest been reported and have these been voted on, as per the constitutional document?
Anyone?
Or is this a fake party designed for something else entirely.
Pete ♥️🇬🇧 retweeted
THE UNIPARTY HAS NO ANSWERS. RESTORE HAS ONE MAN. REFORM HAS A GOVERNMENT-IN-WAITING.
For years, the Westminster media cartel and the Labour-Tory establishment have pushed one desperate narrative to protect their duopoly: that Reform UK is merely a protest vehicle—loud on grievances, silent on actual solutions. They repeat this lie on loop while Starmer and Badenoch take turns managing the exact same national collapse, taxing working families into poverty, surrendering our borders to foreign courts, and strangling British industry with green zealotry.
It is a deliberate, manufactured illusion designed to keep you trapped in a two-party death loop.
The truth is the political class is terrified. Behind the establishment noise, Reform is actively constructing the blueprint for national survival—hardline, detailed, and unsparing policies that dismantle forty years of uniparty consensus. From border sovereignty and economic nationalism to total law-and-order resets and independent AI defense, the alternative is ready.
Swipe through to read the uncompromising frontbench policy blueprints that the BBC, Westminster, and the media elite are desperate for you to ignore. @reformparty_uk @RestoreBritain @ZiaYusufUK @Nigel_Farage @RobertJenrick @RupertLowe10
Pete ♥️🇬🇧 retweeted
I personally know a hell of a lot of people who are voting for Reform.
From all walks of life and different environments.
Not one of them are going to jump to the Tories or Restore.
No-one I know is going to vote for Restore and no-one they know is going to either.
From my football team and other teams in the league. I chat with 100s from the football teams I play against.
100s in the company I work for. Not one voting for Restore. A few Tories and some Labour in that environment yes but not Restore. I travel all over the country with the company.
I play in a pool league and my team plays all over the county against other clubs and pub teams. Again not one Restore supporter. We often travel into two other nearby counties also.
In the Reform branch I'm in whilst knocking on doors. Not one Restore supporter.
Don't be fooled by the paid for accounts on social media pushing Restore and the other fooled by Lowe people.
Restore is never going to have enough people voting for them to win a General Election. Only split the votes in close constituencies and hand Labour or the Greens seats by taking a few votes off Reform.
Don't be fooled by it. Don't be fooled by Lowe.
Reform is the only party on the Right side of politics that will fix and save Britain. It's up to the Right to vote for Reform. Don't mess that chance up. If Labour wins then Britain is totally finished.
Don't forget to ❤️ and 🔁
Pete ♥️🇬🇧 retweeted
Posts on here don’t often make me feel seething anger but ……
This is a @UKLabour MP and he is telling his followers that millions of us who support @Nigel_Farage and @reformparty_uk hate our country with a passion.
Well @MikeTappTweets ……..
Let me tell you that on the contrary @reformparty_uk politicians, party members and supporters, there are millions of us, have deep passion and love for our country and are fighting politically against our political enemies, those like you who are working to destroy the country we love.
I’m one of those hard working, law abiding, tax paying British citizens living in what your party claims is a far right fantasy that never existed out here in beautiful rural England.
Labour and Tory governance over the last 3 decades has brought this once great nation to its knees. We, the Reform UK political family and army are fighting with every ounce of energy we have to fix the mess you have created.
Don’t you f****** dare say we hate our country, if you want to find those that do take a look closer to home, within your own party, perhaps even in a mirror.
Pete ♥️🇬🇧 retweeted
Can Restore Britain make an impact in a snap general election before 2029 on a £2.5m budget? Realistic breakdown:
• Candidates Vetted & Fielded: 150 – 250 Covering 650 seats requires massive infrastructure and £325k just in deposits. On a possible £2.5m war chest, £2.35m would pay for costs alone, they will likely run targeted slates in 150–250 constituencies to avoid spreading funds too thin and risking extreme vetting blunders.
• Seats Won: 0 – 1 First-Past-The-Post brutally punishes fragmented insurgent parties competing against Reform UK and the Conservatives splitting Rupert Lowes chances of winning. Their sole possible shot remains party leader Rupert Lowe holding Great Yarmouth.
Pete ♥️🇬🇧 retweeted
Well said @AndrewRosindell 👏
Pete ♥️🇬🇧 retweeted
I am fast becoming more aware that Rupert Lowe is working for Badenoch, who will make him a Lord, for services rendered.
Pete ♥️🇬🇧 retweeted
@reformparty_uk polling under sustained attack from the establishment parties and much of the media has, of course fallen, but it also clarifies the path to a future Reform government.
The party has fallen from peaks around 30% to the low-to-mid 20s amid the multi-front unprecedented campaign to stop Reform.
This is unusually intense against a party that was recently leading the polls, and it risks narrowing genuine competition. Yet the underlying drivers of Reform’s rise, small-boat crossings, high migration, energy costs, and disillusionment with the main parties, have not gone away. Core 2024 voters have largely held firm or solidified under the scrutiny, and Farage’s underdog framing has historically converted pressure into loyalty once the initial wave of headlines fades.
A rebound and clearer path to government becomes more likely if Labour under Burnham fails to deliver visible progress on borders and living standards.
Those are the issues Reform has consistently prioritised.
Internal stabilisation and a return to high-visibility campaigning would position as a credible alternative capable of governing.
The relentless campaign to protect the two party cartel has undoubtedly tested Reform.
We will emerge from this trough with our base intact and the public’s priorities unchanged and more determined than ever, the case for a Reform government will strengthen rather than weaken.
Pete ♥️🇬🇧 retweeted
You will notice that all the the left wing activists calling Nigel racist have disappeared, replaced by "right wing" activists calling Nigel the establishment
This isn't a coincidence
Pete ♥️🇬🇧 retweeted
Which political party do you think represents ordinary people in the UK?
12%Labour Party
5%Conservative Party
81%Reform UK
3%Liberal Democrats
4,608 votes • Final results Pete ♥️🇬🇧 retweeted
Congratulations Reform! Day by day we’re closer to the 300k mark. Keep pushing Reformers, keep having those conversations with your friends, family and colleagues.
We can do this 🇬🇧🫡
Pete ♥️🇬🇧 retweeted
Rupert Lowe has as much chance of being the next UK PM as I have of landing on the moon using wings made of Lego.
Restore would need to actually win in 326 constituencies, 325 more than they have now.
Roopie is enabling a Labour, Greens, LibDem coalition for up to 5 more years.
Pete ♥️🇬🇧 retweeted
The Great Farage has a heavy weight on his shoulders. The treacherous Establishment & loony Lefties are determined to bring him down, but he must prevail. The British People support him to the hilt. He is running for us. He is our Hope. Let's win this Race! No.10 beckons.
Pete ♥️🇬🇧 retweeted
Meliden ward, Prestatyn Town Council (Denbighshire) By-election results:
➡️ Ref: 122 (52.1%) - ELECTED
Date: 6 Aug 2026
Congratulations to ➡️ Cllr Stephen Eldred
