Carl Benjamin announces the "Restore Britain" party's surge to 113,000 members, positioning it as a patriotic alternative to Reform UK and Labour. He critiques Nigel Farage's decline while championing Rupert Lowe as the only figure with a mandate to fix the nation, arguing that EU membership stifles UK GDP growth compared to a sovereign Brexit model. The episode details plans for local branches in Wiltshire and Swindon, addresses concerns over immigration quotas and non-citizen policing, and calls for grassroots action to reverse what he terms a bureaucratic dictatorship before an upcoming April 11th debate. [Automatically generated summary]
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Okay, great.
How are you, chat?
Hope you're doing very, very well.
Been a lovely day here today.
Absolutely beautiful.
Sunny for the first time in ages, actually.
It basically rained all winter.
By the way, welcome to the weather report.
I've seen a bowl of Greek yoghurt and hazel and pecan nuts because I'm desperately trying to stick to my diet.
And yes, I'm early.
So there we go.
And the UK looks screwed, but we're going to fix it.
We're going to fix it.
We're going to get all of this done.
But yeah, so it's rained all winter, basically.
And we had a lovely, lovely day.
So I also took the kids out and did various things.
So yeah, good news.
I like having nice days.
And the thing is, I like the winter when it's cold, right?
When it's, you know, crisp out and it'll be clear, you know, clear, crisp.
There's a frost or a light snow on the ground or something like that.
And you've got a bundle of warm, you know, you can feel it bite onto your face and stuff.
I don't really like the winter when it's just overcast grey drizzle.
I mean, it makes things makes things, at least you know it's not frozen, but like it's not that fun, is it really?
Anyway, yeah, so lovely day today.
So yeah, everything's going quite nicely.
And some good news as well.
So it's been what, four weeks now?
First month of reform.
Sorry, restore.
Getting Involved Locally00:06:59
Too many RE parties, aren't there?
First month of restore, and they have passed the Conservatives in membership.
Now, the Conservatives for a long time had been saying, oh, yeah, we've got 125,000 people, which seems unlikely, given the collapse of the Conservatives.
And recently it was reported, well, they've actually got 113,000.
And it turns out the Restore now have more than 113,000.
So there we go.
I think that makes it what is it?
This reform is the biggest.
Probably Labour, then Greens.
So fourth biggest party in the country now.
So wonderful.
This is a great, great start.
And that's the first month just with social media campaigning.
So that's pretty damn good, I would say.
And shows there's a real appetite there.
I mean, it has actually begun organically arriving in the polls as well.
And not polls where they're even being prompted.
So this has got legs and it's going somewhere.
I thought what I'd do then is just a quiet sort of QA stream talking about all this because I have volunteered myself to help organize the Wiltshire and Swindon branch over a store.
And so that's what I'm going to do.
They've, of course, you know, we've got the contacts of the members.
There are over 300 members just in Swindon already.
And if you are in the Swindon or North Wiltshire area, I've left an email address down in the description.
Just make sure I get it right.
Contact.restore.swindon at gmail.com.
If you email that with your name and address and any other contact details, like telephone number or whatever, we will put you on a mailing list and we will be in contact with you very, very soon.
I'm not using the official email address.
The email you'll receive from us will be from the official email address.
I've just been on the internet for too long to know that I don't want to just throw that out there in the description of this video.
So that won't be the email address you'll receive an email from.
That's just for us to get for you to get in contact with us so we don't get the main email address clogged up with spam, basically.
But anyway, if you're in the Swindon or North Wiltshire area and you would like to get involved, send us an email.
We'll be in touch and we will be organizing, of course, branch meetings, leafting, flyering, putting up posters, all that sort of thing, all around the Swindon and North Wiltshire area because we're going to actually get to work.
And we need as many people who are good, well-meaning patriots, prepared to put in some of their free time, like we're all going to, in order to get this done.
So it's going to have to be a team effort.
But things have gone really well so far.
I mean, honestly, unprecedented.
I just, I couldn't be happier with how things are going.
Better than, honestly, wildest dreams, frankly.
It's been such a spectacular rocket up until this point.
And so we've got this momentum.
So we need to start actually pounding the pavement.
Start putting flyers through people's doors and saying, look, this is what Restore Britain are going to do.
Everyone else who says they're going to do anything like this has picked it up after the fact.
And you know that their chances and grifters aren't going to do damn well anything.
So we've got to crack on.
Is there a Cambridge branch?
I'm not sure, to be honest.
I'm just focused on what we're doing in Swindon.
Oh, I forgot to get this Swindon.
We've got a Facebook page and everything.
Oh, I'll find them for the next time.
We've got a Facebook page, Twitter page, and all that.
But we'll send links out to them another time.
But yeah, so if you are in the local area and you want to get involved, do send us an email.
We'll email, if you're already a member in the Swindon area, we will email you with the information that we've been given just to let you know when branch meetings will happen and where and whatnot.
But do send us an email.
Anyway, with that said, I thought what I'd do is just hang out with you guys and answer some questions today.
Because just a lot's been happening, isn't it?
And so I figure, let me just get this.
I figure we'll just have a chat about things.
And you can ask me any questions you need to ask about what will happen with the Swindon branch.
Again, it's not just me organizing it, but I'm going to be promoting.
I don't really know how forward-facing I actually want to be.
Because believe it or not, it's going to come as a shock.
But politics is a grimy affair.
And it's a lot of work.
And it's not even the work that's the bad thing.
I'm used to doing a lot of work, man.
And I'm sure you can see from my output that I work really hard all the time.
That's not a problem.
It's the lowness of what I know is coming my way, the dirty smears, the lies, blah, blah, blah.
You know, all of this bullshit is going to be coming our way.
And I don't need it.
You know what I mean?
I don't.
Do I want that?
You know, not really.
So I think what I'll probably do is just do the organizing because at least if there's one thing I have shown is that I can organize.
Things, I mean, the MEP campaign, you know, whatever you think about like the result or whatever, it was a bloody well-organized affair.
Like we turned up in exactly where we were supposed to turn up with exactly what was supposed to turn up and literally thousands of people came out.
Thousands of you guys came out to hang out with us and debate the issues out on the streets.
This, this, you know, this is something that I've done before, and obviously, I've got a successful business that's coming into its sixth year now, so I'm pretty confident about my ability to actually organize things, and I want it organized properly.
Right, I want these things done properly, and of course, we're going to need chairs, treasurers, all this sort of thing to make sure the branch is properly functional.
And we want everyone to just work well and do their best.
You know, we don't need drama or anything like that.
What we want is people of good, good patriots, of even temperament, who are prepared to actually do the work.
And the restore head office is going to send us loads of leaflets and flyers and whatnot.
And we're just going to walk around putting them through doors in our local areas.
But I mean, we've already got, like I said, hundreds of people in Swindon.
And Swindon is big, but it's not that big.
You know, so I think we're off to a really flying start, to be honest.
A really flying start.
But anyway, yeah.
So if you've got any questions, do send them in.
And I will just get started, I suppose.
Restoring Britain's Head Office00:15:11
I told my dog he's haram and Muslims don't like him.
Now he's got Crusader armor on and is barking about Constantinople, Jerusalem, and Reconquista.
Have I heard of Powder, VTuber who adopted the Amelia meme?
No, I haven't, I'm afraid.
Did Ben Habib called Rupert Lowe racist?
I think so, tangentially, yeah.
Now, I just want to say I like Ben.
I've met him many times.
I think he's a patriot.
But I also think that only one person on the right can actually have the mandate of heaven.
And it's not Nigel Farage.
It's not Ben Habib.
And it's not anyone else in any of the smaller parties either.
It's evidently Rupert Lowe.
And it's because Rupert Lowe has just decided I don't care about their moralizing and judgments.
We're just going to follow the Moral North star and get the job done to fix the country.
And I think that Ben Habib has not taken this brilliantly.
And so I'm sorry to see it.
You know, I don't bear him any ill will at all, but he's not the guy, and Advance isn't the party.
So I don't know what to say.
And, you know, defaulting to like calling Rupert racist.
Rupert obviously didn't avoid bringing him into the party because of his skin colour or whatever he said.
It's because of the way he's acting.
And it's obvious because, I mean, I haven't spoken to Rupert about this.
I can just see watching them back and forth.
Like, it's the way Ben is acting.
I don't know why he's doing this.
And like I said, I don't bear him any ill will at all.
I just don't see the need for it.
Suggesting for us, Restorians, as well as calling each other patriot, the each uni party tweet should have an avalanche of traitor replies.
I mean, I think they do have an avalanche of traitor replies.
But I think just Brits is fine.
It's just we're just normal, everyday people who are just sick of the way the country is going and realize that it has to be fixed, right?
It has to be fixed.
And I just don't think Farage is going to do it.
Even if he won, and like I covered on the podcast that Dan and I did, was it yesterday, day before?
It's not evident that he will.
Reform on average at 25 in the polls now on the polar polls.
That is terrible.
That's not a majority.
That's not even a majority with a coalition with the conservatives.
So I just think that Farage's star is on the decline.
And he has made a series of really, really bad decisions that have now locked him in to a position that is just no good.
Like, I've seen there are loads of, like, I don't want to call them bots, right?
I don't want to call them bots because it's lazy calling people bots.
But these accounts really do sound like Chat GPT accounts.
And it's just like, okay, how can, you know, it may well be that these are real people, but they keep saying things like, restore a Tory plant or a Trojan horse for the Conservatives.
It's like, have you looked at the Reform Party recently?
Like, a Trojan horse contains the Greeks who are then smuggled into Troy.
And reform contains the Tories who they're trying to smuggle back into government.
I'm sorry, if one party here is a Trojan horse, it's the one that filled its ranks with a bunch of failed Tories.
That's the Trojan horse.
I mean, it's just preposterous.
Absolutely preposterous.
So Patriots, fine.
It's a bit American sounding, really.
We're just normal people.
We're just normal people.
And we're just doing what needs to be done to get things fixed.
Like I said, if you're in the Swindon area, send me an email.
We'll get in contact.
And what I'd really like, I suspect I'll probably have to hire a hall or something.
I'd really like it if we literally had hundreds of people at the inaugural branch meeting because that would be cool.
It'd be really, really cool to do that.
And then we can all just get to work.
Because the thing is, it's not any one person who has to do a huge amount of things.
It's just each person has to do a small number of things.
It's just literally just walk around your local neighborhood and just put some leaflets through doors.
We've got people from all over Swindon, all over Swindon and North Wiltshire.
And all you have to do in your local area is just put some flies through doors.
That's it.
Just spend a Saturday afternoon, hopefully in a nice weather, just putting flies through, and we will be all doing our part.
So it's time.
It's just time to have a party that actually puts the British people first.
It's just the one thing that every other party refuses to do.
Every other party has something else that they prioritise over us, whether it's, of course, I mean, the Green Party, obviously, it's Islam and communism and foreigners.
And Labour, it's literally foreigners as well.
And also the international rules-based order.
Like, Keir Starmer literally said to a Muslim congregation the other day, oh, you're the face of modern Britain.
And he is literally just destroying the historic aspects of our political constitution and settlement.
And it's like, okay, well, no one asked for this.
No one asked for the abolition of hereditary peerages in the Lords.
No one asked for the abolition of jury trials for most of the judgments that are made.
No one asked for the end of free speech.
I mean, that's what we're getting.
But no one asked for any of the crazy things that Keir Starmer's doing.
I retweeted some woman the other day.
She seems like some fairly unnatural.
She's like, look, I told people to vote for Labour, but I didn't know this was coming.
And I'm actually quite sympathetic to that.
As I said in the tweet, no one really thought, no one who's not an excessively online politico really thought Kirstama was going to be a lunatic, right?
Because he seems quite normal, like boring, right?
He seems like what, you know, you think he's just going to be a guy who does nothing, basically.
He's just going to tinker at the edges and maybe do this, maybe do that.
But no, it turns out that Starmer is a fucking lunatic.
And Farage, I think, massively revealed his hand when it came to the Iran war.
Both conservatives and reform have both had egg on their face in the past few days because, of course, as soon as Trump started bombing Iran, they were like, oh, we should be doing everything we can to help.
We need to be getting involved.
And I mean, A, with what?
But B, are you sure, actually?
Because I'm not really sure this is a great idea.
And I'm not really for it.
And the public isn't for it either.
And so they've had to backtrack because what it seemed is that they're actually neocon first, right?
They're actually for Zionism first.
They're actually for advancing the interests of Israel above the interests of Britain.
And it's like, yeah, because I mean, like, Farage is standing at a pimped out reform petrol station saying, we're going to reduce the price of fuel.
Just days after he's been like, yeah, we need to start bombing Iran.
And I'm sure the price of fuel will be completely just normal after that.
It's like, no, there are going to be knock-on consequences.
There are going to be all these kind of second and third order effects that come out of this.
And sorry, we didn't ask for this either, right?
We want someone who's going to prioritize us.
That's all we're asking.
And Restore is the only party that is going to do that.
Quite clearly as well.
Like, I hate when these parties go, well, the only party will do this is this.
It's like, well, you know, they all say that.
But in this case, it seems to be actually true.
It seems to actually be there is just one major party that is going to actually put the British people first.
And that's not unreasonable.
Our political system should be aligned with our interests and not the interests of foreigners or the interests of foreign countries or the interests of just some bonkers ideological project to turn us into post-revolutionary France.
Like, no, our politics should reflect what we want.
And it's been a long time since we've got what we want.
I mean, GB News posted a thing today.
I haven't even looked into it, but the headline was, 40% of new build houses are going to go to foreigners.
Just send us an email, folks.
We're going to get to work.
We're going to, like everyone else, I'm sure around the country.
Like, there are restore branches being set up all around the country.
So if you're not in the Swindon-Wiltshire area, just find your local area.
You'll find the branch, right?
They're being set up everywhere.
Hundreds are being set up.
Like, I'm sure, I've got no doubt in my mind that they're all going to work hard and do their part, right?
And I just want us to work hard and do our part as well, right?
We don't need to save the world.
We just need to go out and actually do the thing that we need to do.
And when everyone does that, the whole thing moves together and we're going to do a lot better than they expect, I think.
Go Liver says, can't get over how Razorfist turned out to be a Libtard.
Man, I don't know.
I don't know why he's bothering me anything.
I don't want drama.
I like Razorfist.
I still watch his videos.
He doesn't owe me anything either, right?
So I don't know, man.
It's a shame because I enjoy playing MechWarrior with him.
Anyway, Martin says, you have been fine one credit by the Verbal Morality Statute.
Be well.
Well, yeah.
Yeah, that's basically what we're living in now, isn't it?
And it is crazy how it was Demolition Man that was a prescient one.
The prescient like 90s dystopia movie.
Because there were loads of them.
Loads of them like, oh, you know, like children of men and all this sort of stuff.
No, it was Demolition Man that did it.
Mental.
Generic says, good evening from Canada.
Mind recolonizing us after you've decolonized your own country?
Or be like the Raj and you guys did well over there.
Yeah, man, isn't some like a third of Canada's population foreign born or something like that now?
It's really wild.
Like we went mental with immigration, but you guys really went mental.
New Zealand as well went absolutely bonkers with it.
Covered it in a CAD daily video the other day.
Look, it's something like 56%, 58% European ancestry now.
And it's only going to be in like five or ten years that it becomes majority minority.
So, don't know why we're doing this.
Don't know why we're doing this to ourselves as if we don't deserve countries of our own.
Jew says, why does Dev refuse to see reality?
I don't know.
Like I said, I don't, I don't want to drama with anyone, you know, like, you know, again, Dev doesn't owe me anything, so if he doesn't want to be my mate, that's fine.
But I just don't agree with him on a bunch of stuff.
And I think he deliberately frames things in a way that is essentially impossible to agree with him in order to position himself socially rather than to actually pursue what is actually true.
He's dead committed to liberalism rather than, well, not liberalism.
And so there's no point trying to argue the case with him.
Hope you plan for security because Antifar is sharpening knives for sure.
Well, we're not really a left-wing area and we don't really have Antifar, as it were.
But we do have security, obviously.
And this is why there's an email address that isn't even the official email address you can email.
We will be in contact with you.
And, you know, we're not going to try and court controversy.
We're just going to try and do the work.
Simply.
I'm tired of controversy.
I'm tired of dealing with nonsense, really.
We know what we need to do, and we know how we're going to do it.
So the question is, well, how are we going to get there?
And the answer is just putting one foot in front of another.
We're just going to start walking forward and we'll get there.
Stephen says, excited and waiting for the opening of an Indiana branch of Restore Britain.
Thank you.
Apparently, it's St. Patrick's Day today.
I had no idea, but I'm not Irish, so wouldn't know.
Hope your country the best, mate.
Thank you very much, Dad.
Leowolf says, I'll be praying for Restore Britain because if that fails, then you're only the other option might be outright surrender or moving to America.
Yeah, I know.
Well, I do think this is probably the last democratic option that we have, and I'm completely for the democratic option.
So I'm just going to do what we can do.
You know, we're just going to crack on with it.
What else can you do?
You know, you just got to get to work.
Conrad says, openbible.uk, the world's first open source Bible.
Open source Bible?
I don't really know what an open source Bible is.
I assume the Bible was just the Bible, a book that you can get and read.
I'm not much of a coder these days.
George says, Carl, you always emphasize only joining Restore Britain if you're in Britain.
What about British registered voters living overseas?
Sorry, yeah.
I mean, I was using if you're in Britain as a shorthand for if you are British.
If you're British, if you're, you know, if you can vote while you're overseas, fair enough, you know.
But it was just a shorthand way of saying, look, just Brits only, basically.
Michael says, do you think Restore is the last chance for a peaceful restoration of the UK before you have to have a revolution?
stop your country from turning into the United Caliphate of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
Well, it's actually not.
The Islamic influence on the country is vastly overstated because the government loves Islam.
The government loves Islam more than everything, and anything.
They're only somewhere like 6-7% of the population.
I guess we'll find out what that actually is now in the next census.
But it is a small percentage of the population.
It's just the government prioritizes them over everything.
And so we've got, you know, you get the impression that there are far more Muslims here than there actually are.
It's really not as Muslim as you think, especially in large areas of the country.
They're quite concentrated in the Midlands, basically.
But yeah, no, I think it probably is the last chance.
To actually, to get something back of the Britain that I grew up in, I think Restore is the only option.
The Moral North Star00:15:25
Because none of the others will do anything like that.
I mean, even Danny, was it?
No, no, Danny Kruger.
Robert Jemrick the other day.
Apparently, shadow chancellor of the Exchequer, as in, why him?
Why would he be the Chancellor?
But he came out and said, look, we're not going to do anything with the Bank of England.
We're not going to do anything with the OBR.
We're just going to carry on business as usual and try and get them on side or something like that.
It's like, but they need to be brought specifically to heal.
Like, the OBR was a Cameronite institution, so Blairism.
What are we doing with it?
It's what they call an arm's-length body, a quango of some sort.
And it's not accountable to the British public at all, but it does have people in it who can affect government and policy.
And the Bank of England, as we've seen with Liz Truss, can actually unseat prime ministers, which isn't very democratic, is it?
You know, whether you like Liz Truss or not, she was elected through legitimate means.
Boris Johnson resigned.
There was an internal party election because that's how it works in Britain.
And she was the person who got the most votes.
So she's the prime minister.
It's completely above board.
And the Bank of England were like, not on our watch.
It's like, right, okay, why is the Bank of England not beholden to our elected representatives?
Now, this was a constitutional change that you'll be shocked to hear Tony Blair made.
And it's, what good has it done us?
It's just meant that the Bank of England becomes yet another arm's length body that is outside of our reach that we have no accountability and control over.
So, sorry, I don't want that.
No, you can go straight under the minister.
And if we don't like what you're doing, we can elect someone who's going to actually do something about it.
This is how democracy is supposed to work.
Like, I don't think we're asking for anything outrageous here at all.
Go Liver says, since Pastor Louis has come out of hiding, you two talking.
Well, he doesn't do much, but yeah, I'm still on good terms with Louis.
And I don't talk to Scrum now.
Sleety says, with the pollsters putting restore in the other, will that cause problem with the non-online public talking 55-year-old plus?
Yeah, well, that's what the ground game is for, right?
So the Liberal Democrats are doing really, really well in the southwest of England because the Liberal Democrats represent those people who have quite big houses and would like to keep them.
Have nice big gardens, four-bedroom detached houses, and are happy with the way things are because they have these things.
And so they just have this very persistent ground game in the southwest that is essentially saying nothing's going to change.
And it's like, well, things are definitely changing.
And if you do want to actually keep your nice big four-bedroom house with your nice big garden, the Lib Dems are not going to be the people who are going to take the actions in order to make that happen.
You know what's really interesting as well?
Is that the local MP really can't do that much in their constituency either?
I was looking this up the other day.
They basically, they have no executive power.
What they do is essentially all advocacy, pressuring and bringing to light things in parliament so the government can actually deal with them if they care enough to deal with those problems.
The local MP doesn't have any executive power at all.
So it's quite That the Lib Dems have been sat in existence for such a long time with their constituency in the Southwest and they can't do anything for us because they're not in the government.
And so, what's the point of them?
What is the point of the Lib Dems?
We would just like to live in Britain of the year 2000.
Okay, but that ship is sailing.
I don't know whether you've noticed, but the country is changing very, very rapidly.
And if we don't all actually start taking action to put it back to how it was, then we're going to lose it forever.
And the thing about the Lib Dems and Lib Dem voters, they're not unpatriotic.
They just don't realize the extent of the problem.
They just don't realize how bad the country is becoming because they are insulated from it.
But the creep of London, the creep of modernity, the creep of multiculturalism and global homogenization is coming for them too.
And so I don't think they're going to be Lib Dems forever.
I think a bit of consistent and coordinated campaigning, counter-campaigning against the Liberal Democrats, will make things change.
We can do it.
Did you not invite Farage onto the podcast when he was in Swindon yesterday?
No, I didn't, Jamie.
Weirdly enough, I didn't.
I had a podcast to do with Arch that night, so I didn't go to his event.
Not that I would have done anyway.
But I watched some of the live stream before Arch's podcast.
There's a lot of white hair there, which is totally fine.
But couldn't help but notice that it had, it was again the sort of like Farage, the showman.
And it's like, look, man, this isn't a Butlin's holiday bingo haul in 1992, right?
This is a country that is on the verge of collapse, is completely overrun, that has got totally out of control from the average person.
You know, we don't need the fireworks.
That's all really trivial.
And I mean, Rupert Lowe, like he said on the podcast the other day, when the interview I did, like, it was, it's just silly.
It's very American, and we're not the Americans, actually.
We would like someone who's going to take this seriously, that actually looks like they're taking things seriously.
And Rupert Lowe is taking this seriously.
Doesn't look like Farage is.
And I think that's why Farage's shine is wearing off.
Like, he's been playing his Jack the Lad persona for a very long time, but everyone's very used to it.
And so the people who don't like it really don't like it.
And the people who do like it, he can't say anything new to anyway.
And there's just no one in between.
Like, everyone knows who Farage is.
A lot of people really don't like him.
And some people do like him.
And that puts a natural cap on him because he is not being sympathetic to those people outside of the converted.
And actually I think we should be sympathetic to the people who aren't necessarily on our side, but are also having problems.
Cameron says I'm concerned with Rupert's age.
I think he's 68.
Yeah, he is 68.
If the next election is in 2029, it put him in the 73.
Well, no, it put him at 71.
So, yeah, I mean, don't get me wrong, he'll be a venerable man, but he's very, very sharp.
He's in really obviously good health, and he doesn't smoke and drink all day.
And he's just fit as a fiddle, as far as I can tell.
And he knows his mind.
He knows exactly what needs to be done.
And I just don't think we've got anyone better.
Like, we've been waiting all this time for someone who's just going to come along and say, look, I don't care if you call us names.
I just don't care.
Right?
We know what we need to do.
There is a moral North Star in this country that needs to be followed.
And we're actually going to follow it.
And then I'm happy with that.
That's all I want.
He's, you know, I've got no concern about him, actually, on that.
The number one schmuck says, greetings from the United States.
Restore looks like a great way forward for the UK.
I hope it works out for you.
And the Rupert is the real deal.
Much love.
Well, thank you very much.
And as far as I can tell, I mean, I've spent a lot of time with Rupert now.
And he just does seem to be the real deal.
He's as switched on as smart as anyone I've ever met in politics.
And he knows that the, he knows how the game is played.
He knows that they're going to be called all these sorts of names.
He knows the kind of attacks they're going to have coming at them.
And it's just like he's made his peace with it.
He's like, yeah, no, I know what they're going to do.
We're going to get on anyway.
And so, great.
Brilliant.
Right.
We've got a firm foundation to begin with.
And of course, his announcement video for the party was just such a stellar frame for what we're going to do as a party, how we're going to treat this as a party.
It's like, okay, this is just wonderful.
This is absolutely wonderful.
No wonder.
Fourth biggest party in the country in the first month.
No wonder.
Because unlike many people, we are going to take this seriously.
We are going to just slowly but surely, incrementally carry on building the ground game, building the platform, making sure that we are doing the right thing.
It's literally that simple.
Chris says, hey, Carl, is there anything going on in the Reading area?
I have access to an eight-seater and can start driving.
I'm sure there is, Chris.
Just again, you'll have to email Restore and ask them how you can get involved in the Reading area.
That's what you're going to have to do, I'm afraid.
Not the email address that I've linked in the description here.
That's the email address if you're going to get involved in Swindon.
But yes, I'm sure there will be people in Reading who are like-minded and who are hard-working and prepared to actually get on with the job.
So do send them an email.
And yeah, we might need that eight-seater.
Got to get them to heath bro, haven't we?
Security for Rupert is a top priority.
Yes, it is.
Fidan says the elites behave like locusts.
They're just going to, they just assume there's going to be another weak field that they can harvest as soon as they're done with England.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, yeah, absolutely.
Like, as soon as this country is trashed, which is very clearly almost the case, they're just going to leave.
And they are leaving, right?
They're just going to Dubai or Monaco or wherever.
They're just going.
They're just going.
And it's like, right, okay, but I'm not going.
I'm going to live in my country.
And if that means that we have to just pound the pavement and put these leaflets through doors and change people's minds one at a time, then that's what we're going to do.
We're not going anywhere.
UK Tech Vlog says, as a young man of 26, I've never felt both so downtrodden and hopeful at the same time.
I see lots of others my age turning right as they realize.
Yes, well, this, I honestly think that Rupert Lowe's platform is the only one that is going to result in you being able to buy a house, right?
I really, I'm not worried about it for myself.
I'm worried about it for my sons, my daughters, and the neighbour's kids, and the people around me.
And just the fact that all of the country, why are we dispossessing our own young people from their own inheritance?
It's atrocious.
Absolutely atrocious.
And this 40% of houses go to foreigners thing, just new houses.
I just, I don't know where to start on it.
You know, it's just like, okay, all right.
Just whatever.
But yes, I'm glad that a lot of young people are waking up to what has been done to them and we are going to help them fix it.
Again, if you're a young person, if you're in the Swindon area, send me an email.
We're going to get on this.
We're going to just start doing what needs to be done.
The old-fashioned way, the boring way.
It's not going to be fireworks.
I can't promise you a big stage show, but what I can promise you is we're going to get the job done.
Kiki says, could you potentially do a video in the future deep diving into how and why you don't have to be a British citizen to be a British police officer?
I didn't know.
I don't know that that's the case.
But you know what?
I'm going to put that in a browser window.
I'm going to have a quick look into that.
Because if that's true, I mean, I'll put it in chat GPT, see what it says.
We'll come back to that in a minute.
Lee says, I'm 25 and all my mates are voting green.
How can I convince them otherwise?
Jen said it's politically bipolar or apathetic.
Most people, politically, our feelings don't care about your facts.
Well, I mean, there's something to that, isn't it?
So the thing is, there's no silver bullet to convert someone, right?
You've got to ask your friends why they're greens.
And they'll give you their answer.
And you have to approach it from that answer.
Because, you know, I'm sure they'll tell you why.
And this is how they got to where they are.
Now, that could be anything, right?
If they're like, well, I want unlimited abortion.
I want the country to be flooded with diversity.
Then you've got to ask them, well, what do you want for your children?
Do you think if they're going to have children, right?
Like, are you sure this is going to be the correct solution to whatever problem you're trying to resolve?
And basically, you have to talk it through with them.
I can't give you a single line that does it.
ChatGPT has given me a crap answer.
Not even...
Not even check the answer.
Phil says, Britain, Estonia can't vote anymore.
Unfortunately, Rupert set a very high path for MP activity.
Policy idea: minimum level of MP annual participation or forfeit your seat.
I don't know if that's plausible, but I think that the most important thing would be you have to run in the seat that you've lived in for five years.
So you can't just parachute in.
No more parachuting of MPs.
That's what we should be doing.
In the UK, you do not always have to be a British citizen to become police officer.
The College of Policing says applicants can be appointed from any nationality, provided they meet other entry requirements.
That's wild.
I can't believe that's fucking true.
Yeah, no parachuted in MPs, right?
People who actually represent their own place is what I think the British political system should represent.
That's what I think it should be.
And that's what I would argue for, right?
You've got to live in the constituency.
Anyway.
I like Ben, but he needs to chill.
I'm an agnostic patriot.
Place in restore for me and others like me.
Is Christian folks too niche?
No, if you look at it, like, look at the like that's that's Charlie giving his opinion on things.
But if you actually look at the policies, there's nothing religious in there.
They're just about restoring the country to how it ought to be.
But, you know, religion is a personal matter, obviously, and you have to be the one who decides whether you're religious or not.
I'm still an atheist.
So, you know, there's nothing to do with Christianity that I find objectionable there.
Because, again, that's just Charlie talking about his own proclivities.
There's nothing policy-focused in that way at all, obviously.
Reverend Norse says, Gods be with you, Carl, cheering on from Sweden.
Hope restore, grow, and win, because it could serve as an example for us to follow.
That firm hand is okay to get things done.
The system can change.
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Yes, and that's exactly it.
Like, you just, you're going to have to take the slings and arrows.
It's going to be rough, but the system can be changed.
Parliament does have the power, actually.
We just need to actually, basically need 350 patriots who are just like, yeah, no, we're doing this.
We're doing it and we're going to force it through.
Mr. Bonji says, might be a bit off topic, but I now realise how happy my father and brother are when they're playing with my nephew.
Youth is to be relived through the next generation, not dwelled in like a Funko Pop collector.
Yeah, that's true.
I took my kids trampolining today.
Saw a patriot out.
He recognized me.
It was, you know, obviously it was great fun.
You know, kids had a great time.
I had a great time.
They love it when I chase them around over the trampoline park.
And so I am naturally exhausted.
But it was a great day.
And they were very good, actually, which was nice.
Because often they're not.
That's one thing you get used to as a dad.
John says, almost like you'd be mates with people you disagree with.
PS graphic designer 15 years.
If Restore Britain a lot of C70 unit, love to work with you.
Well, send us an email, John.
You know, send us an email.
I don't doubt we could use all the help we could get.
Anyone who can pitch in is welcome to.
Casper says, why does V think you're some kind of Christian nationalist nowadays?
I don't know, man.
I don't know.
I don't know what.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't think I'm a Christian nationalist.
You know, I've never prescribed Christianity for anything.
So I don't know.
I'm still a secularist, unfortunately.
And I'm just getting on with things as I think they should be gotten on with.
Matthew says, the Bank of England being independent is strange when monetary policy should serve the interests of the English people.
Well, the British people overall, to be honest.
And that, yeah, exactly.
That's the question, isn't it?
Like, who does this benefit?
And the answer is it benefits the system itself, which is the thing that Keir Starmer ultimately serves like a god.
And it's the system itself that is against the native Indigenous British people.
And so it's the, and it's destroying us.
And so it is the system itself that we have to destroy, or else.
And it's literally down to the or else at this point.
There's no other choice.
There's no other option.
We have to break this system.
The UK is a dictatorship of bureaucracy.
Yeah, it is.
That's exactly what they've been trying to construct.
Charity says, shouts out from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Glad to see you guys have some sort of chance to restore.
Hope everything is well on your end and the load seats.
Yeah, I mean, God willing, everything goes great, says the atheist.
But no, you know, everything seems to be going really well.
Everyone's working really hard, doing what they should be doing.
And it seems to be paying off.
So, you know, you touch wood and whatnot.
It just, you know, I don't like jinxing things.
I'm not superstitious, but you don't be like, yeah, we're brilliant and all this because then tomorrow something terrible could happen.
But as things go, everyone's working really hard and doing their part.
So, you know, I'm glad to report from the front lines that everything seems to be going as well as it could be going.
Civil Defense says, Farage is a plastic Trump.
Yeah, it's really weird, isn't it?
He's modelled himself on Trump so much.
And again, I'm a supporter of Trump for America, but I don't want Trump in Britain.
What I want is someone British in Britain to do the job.
And so I don't know why Farage has kind of missed this, but, you know, what are you going to do?
Pris says, as an American, I don't see the US surviving the next hundred years due to massive ethnic and cultural changes.
Since the US is the nation with liberalism at its heart, I can't see a way that can change.
Yeah, I said that the other day.
That America is particularly hamstrung by its own national mythology in that it is actually a nation of immigrants.
You can actually make the case, and it's the American view of itself that's been exported to England and Europe more broadly that is doing the damage because we're just not like that over here.
We're just not America.
And the demographic change in America has been mad.
It's been genuinely mad.
And I just don't see how you've got the philosophical foundations to undo it.
I don't know what the alternative in America looks like.
So I'm genuinely concerned about America as well.
Like, I mean, don't get me wrong, things are bad here.
There's not a competition.
And America has got loads of natural advantages that we don't have.
But I can't but feel that we might actually be able to right the ship and put it in the right direction.
And I don't know if America can do that.
Kevin says, what are your thoughts on the Alberta Indian chiefs appealing to the king to stop Alberta independence?
I haven't heard about this at all, but it sounds a lot like the Maori appealing to the Empire, the treaty they had with the British Empire to stop Libtardism taking over New Zealand.
I haven't seen that book kind of based, to be honest.
If only King Charles was based.
If only he was a good king.
If only.
Just if fucking only.
Generico says, when you finally do restore Britain, will we be restoring the Empire 2, or at least the old Commonwealth?
Get the Sons of Albion back together again.
Well, I mean, I don't see why we would have essentially a kind of disjointed Anglosphere.
I don't see who that serves other than our rivals around the world, right?
What is the point of having a disunited Anglosphere?
Who benefits from a disunited Anglosphere?
And what are we trying to achieve with a disunited Anglosphere?
So I would like to have closer ties with Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and America in that we should be looking out for one another, obviously, and trading with one another and doing things together rather than separately.
But politically, we're so fractured at the moment.
I just don't see how that's going to come together.
I really don't see how it's going to happen.
So, I mean, it would be nice, but I'm not saying I can see it on the horizon.
Convincing Reality says, I'm amazed that one of the Uni Party's favourite scapegoats, the distract midwits, with remains Brexit.
If there was some, as if it were some unshapable disaster rather than direct result of their own botching and undermining every step.
Yeah, they feel kind of like the Japanese in the mountains after World War II, right?
Who are like, nope, we've been at war with America for the last 30 years because we didn't get a stand down order.
That's kind of what the Remainers sound like now.
And it's just, it's not the thing that people are thinking of.
Like, the average person isn't just like, I really wish we could talk about Brexit some more.
You know, it's very online, lefty globalist Remainer types who think that.
And so, you know, I mean, they can, like, for example, I watched a video from a channel called TLDR.
And they're, you know, shit-lib globalist channel.
And they were like, yeah, look, here's seven ways in which Britain has come to more resemble Europe.
And one of them was shit GDP growth.
Before we left Europe, we had great GDP growth.
But now we've got the same shit 1.3% GDP growth that Europe has.
And in that way, we more represent Europe.
And it's like, oh.
Well, I mean, don't be wrong.
That's true.
I actually thought it was lower than that, to be honest.
But the reason that we've got this shit GDP growth is literally because we're ruled by people who didn't want to leave the European Union and don't want to actually take advantage of the fact that we have autonomy and sovereignty over our own borders and over our own policies now.
Like, if we had a seriously Brexit government, we would be cutting a lot.
And that would be really enticing to foreign businesses, especially if they wanted to manufacture things and export them to Europe.
Like we would have like literally like we would be able to be, uh, the, the essentially we would be able to do what Ireland is doing to us actually.
We would be able to do that to Europe.
And yet we don't because our governments want us to be run like Europe.
So it's like Rikey.
So yeah, Brexit's still one of those things.
It would have been a good idea if it been done.
Shanuzi says, has everyone seen My Restore Britain Crushed by Shanuzzi?
Hashtag self-promotion.
I'm afraid I have not, but I definitely recommend people should.
Ala says, Ala Karas says, can you get Nick Dixon on load seasons more often?
I know he's busy, but him fixing religion in Britain was hilarious.
Sorted that was hilarious.
Yeah, he's funny.
He's very funny.
He's also very good at his commentary as well.
But the problem is, he lives in London and he's like, oh, I don't want to travel that much.
And I mean, fair enough.
You know, I totally understand.
But so I get him on as much as I can.
I always bully him to come on more, but he hasn't yet.
But hopefully he will in the future.
Kreblord says, revolutions start with a few guys in the pub.
That's how things started for us, Yanks.
Well, that's how things started in the English Civil War.
So, yes, don't worry.
I mean, honestly, that's probably one of the reasons that Kirstan was trying to destroy the fucking pubs, isn't it?
You know, literally, they know, and they know that we know.
So, fuck your pubs, is their opinion.
But, yeah, well, this is the thing.
It's people organizing.
And so, this is what we've got to do.
We've got to do it.
Kiki says, I don't think people realize how corrupted our policing is.
I believe we need to raise more awareness.
Awareness explains a lot.
Well, this is something that Faircop are doing a lot of, actually.
Go follow Faircop on Twitter.
They are constantly going on about this because it's a really important issue.
I'm not a former policeman or anything, so it's not something I've got any direct experience with.
But I am aware that there are lots of people who are pointing this out.
Joe says, I'm concerned no one has learned from what happened with Charlie Kirk.
People forget, move on, midterms in the USA will be bad and the fall accelerates.
Yeah, I don't know why Trump has chosen now to engage in an unpopular war.
I don't have any insight into the thinking of the American government on this.
I don't think it was wise.
So, Eldritch Saga says, it's important that you don't make politics your entire life.
Have hobbies, keep close friendships, and do stuff with your mates.
Yeah, that's completely true.
But the problem is we didn't pay enough attention to politics, and it got to this point.
It's one, yeah, I agree with you.
Don't be in politics your entire life, but um, you have to be an engaged citizen, or else, or else those people who are will get the results that you should be getting.
So, David March, hey, Carl, if you want to restore UK, are you going to have to restore the Anglican church?
Sad Wings Raging says, a nation of settlers, get it right, lad.
Well, I saw a video of a Muslim immigrant saying, literally, we are settlers in Britain.
I was honestly, I was raging about it, genuinely raging.
It was really, really annoying.
So, Sergeant Steele says, is Rupert going to be able to ignore the Zayos?
Well, that's a great question.
But I think he's done a good job so far.
Remember, when the Iran war was declared, Rupert Lowe was the first out of the gate to say, nope, not for it.
And whereas Farage and Bade Knock were like, yes, yes, please.
And of course, he wants to ban all non-stun non-stun slaughter in Britain, which would include kosher slaughter.
So I think that we can see he's not in the pocket of the Zayos.
Because I think he wouldn't do that if he was.
Tell your green friends to look at Iranian history.
Yeah, well, that's a good start, actually.
Yes, right.
So what he's referring to there is the leftists that supported the takeover of the Mullahs and how they got shot.
Harry says, I just want to have a house and a family.
Yeah, I know.
That's the thing, right?
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That's the thing about all of this that actually gives me the most confidence because, like, we're not even asking for very much, right?
We're not asking for anything unreasonable.
We're not asking for anything.
We're not asking for the moon.
We're just saying, look, we would like the normal things that normal people get.
A house, a wife, a car, a family.
I want to pass a torch to a son, which is just such a reasonable request, which is why, Harry, you're going to have to just go and get involved.
Wherever your local branch is, get in contact.
And if you don't have a local branch, get in contact with Restore and set it up.
Like I'm doing.
Like, this is, we've all got to just pitch in now.
We've just got to pitch in.
For anyone who's joined us and missed the beginning, I'm going to be helping to organize the Swindon and North Wiltshire Restore branches.
So there's an email in the email address in the description.
If you are in the local area and you would like to pitch in and do your part, send me an email and we'll be in contact.
The eccentric tripper says, join the Neoplatonism gang.
The best bits of Christianity and the zenith of Hellene philosophy.
I mean, I just think it's not necessarily top of my agenda to become a Neoplatonist.
But I'll bear it in mind.
Jovan says, been watching you since 14.
You ever going on Open Bar with Critical Drink or EFAT with Mauler?
Really glad you're doing well.
May Britain be restored.
Well, I mean, I've been on those shows before, and if they sent me a message, I'm sure I could find the time to go on them again.
You know, obviously, I love those guys.
So I watch a lot of drinkers' videos, actually.
Like, I've realized it's the format, I think, that works the best.
Because it's like, here's a 10-minute video talking about a thing I am actually interested in hearing about.
So when I'm like cooking dinner or doing the dishes or whatever it is, that's about the amount of time that it takes to watch one of those videos.
So for me, actually, Critical Drinkers videos are as much utilitarianism as they are entertainment.
But no, they're all good.
Mauler just doesn't produce enough content really because his videos are like five hours long and heavily edited.
Gorgeous Mayhem says gave one of your countrymen an Uber ride here in Texas.
He was a reform guy, but I think I convinced him to go restore.
Thanks very much.
Rudd says, Carl, are you not worried they'll just ban X, which will stop momentum?
Use the abolishment of jury trials to arrest more people, speaking out and promoting remigration and the Islamophobia laws.
Yeah, I'm fucking terrified.
Yes, I'm worried about all of these things.
That's why I'm gonna, that's why I'm like, right, I'll sacrifice my time as if I have enough free time to fucking sacrifice.
But I'm gonna, I'm just gonna do whatever I can to make sure that things are done properly and get the thing properly done.
Yes, I am worried about all of these things Which is why we're doing what we're doing It would be Much easier for me to just Honestly, I could just move to Dubai, man I could just move to Dubai and do a video a day and just spend the rest of my time on the beach.
I literally could do that.
That's genuinely something I would be in a position to be able to do.
And yet I fucking don't.
I stay in England.
I stay in Swindon.
And now I'm getting to work.
And that's why we all have to do it.
We have to all get to work.
Mark says, feel bad for Dan not getting the recognition in a dedicated article that he's earned from Hope Not Hate.
Always next year.
Well, I mean, Dankilla wasn't even in it this year.
Just saying, you know, who's that guy?
Never even heard of him, really.
Some Scottish guy ages ago, he did something.
I can't remember what it was.
He wasn't very interesting, though.
It wasn't very important.
Got to do better next year, Dank.
Krublord says, the key difference in US and EU is our illegals are mostly Christians.
Also, I don't see freedom of religion here continuing.
Well, I don't see how you're going to get rid of it, to be honest.
But that's true, but you've also got mentals.
The Mexican cartels are something we do not have an equivalent of over here.
Like, don't be wrong, grooming gang's bad and all that.
They are, but, like, they're not setting up their own essentially independent narco-states.
You know, they're just criminal gangs that are at least still under the state and not rivals to it and controlling, you know, like assassinating the politicians and stuff.
Like, things are crazy in Mexico and places like that.
I just can't get over it.
What do you think of AI creators like Skybrows and others making videos like Amelian Amelia is that reference you and the others fighting for in?
I'm fine with it.
Like, I. AI has uses, right?
I can see AI having uses.
And it's not all bad, right?
Like, there are things that you can use AI for that are genuinely useful.
The problem is, it's very easy to use it for things you shouldn't be using, like, writing articles and stuff like this.
No, you shouldn't, you know, you shouldn't be making your own, writing your own articles.
You know, there are definitely things that AI is being used for that it shouldn't be used for.
But political commentary in the form of like, you know, these sorts of videos, I don't, I don't hate it.
You know, it's one of those things they can do, isn't it?
London police have started arresting non-halal meat-selling restaurant owners.
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May Restore win so this madness ends.
Yeah, I saw something about that, but I don't know what happened.
Furious Dan says, cheers from Canada.
I got my load seaters VIP ticket.
Oh, yeah, that's right.
We're on the 11th of April in Swindon.
We're doing a live event.
The first live event since like 2021, I think it is, where we're just going to be having a great evening.
7 o'clock Saturday, the 11th of April, till 10 o'clock.
It's going to be a nice long evening.
You're going to get your money's worth out of this.
Where we're going to have a podcast, a debate.
The debate is going to be on the Star Wars prequels, by the way.
And I know you might be thinking, well, that sounds trivial.
Don't be stupid.
Of course, that's not trivial.
Everyone is wrong.
They're terrible.
And I'm going to crush them in this debate.
And then we're going to do it at a lad's hour as well.
And the lad's hour will be a QA.
So if you've got a VIP ticket, I think this is how it works.
Don't crucify me on this.
But basically, you'll be able to submit a question that we'll have to debate.
So it'd be fun.
It'd be a lot of fun.
It'd be a good evening.
And if you've got a VIP ticket, you can hang around at the bar afterwards with us.
And we'll just have a few beers, isn't it?
Harry says, My dream in life is just the funeral scene of Death Becomes Her, but replace charity with martial arts.
Here's something.
I wrote this book.
A martial art I build.
My life work is your birthright.
Seriously, why do the players and boomers go, no, you cannot have this?
Yeah, it's really weird, isn't it?
Like, our civilization is about extracting from the youth to give to the elderly rather than the other way around, the elderly voluntarily giving to the youth.
So it's really, really weird, and it's kind of demented.
Eldritch Saga says, I mean, when I lose, have something more to keep fighting for, legal or otherwise.
Don't give up and keep going.
Yes.
Generico says, Heredity, legacy, and continuity, the enemy of the left.
Well, yeah, that's what's why Starmer is doing everything he can to destroy these things.
These are the things that forge the great change of civilization.
Get married, have sons.
Yes, indeed.
Mape says, Hi, Carl, fan for many years now.
For my next trip to England, where would places to go that you recommend?
Well, there are loads of places.
I mean, like, you can go to the southwest, like Cornwall, Devon, and it's beautiful, still untouched by multiculturalism for the most part.
Same in the Northeast.
Like, go somewhere like Durham or something like that.
York's got lots of nice areas as well.
These are like Bath, Cornwall, Devon.
I would definitely recommend.
I mean, there are places.
Salisbury is still lovely, obviously.
And then there are places.
I'm not so familiar with the Northeast.
I've only been up there once, twice.
But there are definitely places in the Northeast that are still lovely as well.
So definitely recommend.
Rodiard Lynch dropped on his second channel just dropped a video on the era of the last man.
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I recommend it.
I didn't even know he had a second channel.
What's it called?
Like, I literally didn't know he had a second channel until right now.
One of the ground game issues I think Restore needs to consider is having watchers at vote counts who know what to look for.
I don't trust them.
Yeah, I mean, I'm not that worried about it down here.
I don't.
Like, I've been there.
And if you're a candidate, you can go and watch the count, right?
So you can go and do that yourself.
And I have done that.
And I didn't find it objectionable.
I just, I think most people are genuinely honest.
And we don't live in a highly Islamified area.
So we don't, I think, have to worry about it as much as somewhere like Leicester does.
So it seems, I think things are okay.
I think in that regard, things are okay.
I've got no reason to think otherwise.
But anyway, thank you for joining me, folks.
I'll end it there because my voice is getting a little bit hoarse now.
So yeah, thank you for joining me.
Like I said, if you're in Swindon or North Wiltshire and you are looking to get involved with Restore, email us in the description.
Send me an email with your name, your address, your phone number, and I don't know how much you're interested in doing, I suppose.
And what we'll do is we'll email you when the first branch meetings are available and ready and we'll get everyone together and see what we can get done.