Rupert Lowe: “Javier Milei is freeing Argentina from the chains of socialism”

At a time of profound political and identity crisis in the United Kingdom, Rupert Lowe, founder of Restore Britain, emerges as one of the strongest voices of the new British sovereignty movement. With a career that combines business experience, experience in Parliament and active participation in the battle for Brexit, Lowe presents himself as the leader willing to fight the cultural, institutional and economic fight that, according to him, the traditional parties abandoned

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In a dialogue with The Daily Right, Lowe unequivocally vindicated Javier Milei's reform model, defended the need for a deep break with progressive consensus and proposed a strong program in migratory, institutional and economic matters. Its message is clear: without a radical turn before 2029, Britain risks irreversible decline

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“Milei is freeing Argentina from the chains of socialism” One of the highlights of the interview was his admiration

for the Argentine president.

Lowe not only praised his leadership, but set him as an example for the West: “I think your wonderful president shares a large part of my political philosophy

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And he went further: “He's the most fantastic man. Against all odds, it seems to be freeing Argentina from the shackles of socialism.”

For Lowe, the Argentine experience shows that it is possible to reverse decades of statism if there is political will and courage to confront the establishment. As he explained, when entrepreneurship is freed and the State's weight is reduced, the results come faster than many believe

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Brexit, sovereignty and rupture with the European Union

Lowe recalled his role in the Brexit campaign and his historic opposition to the Maastricht Treaty. In his vision, the European Union was born with a bureaucratic and centralizing logic that ended up weakening British sovereignty

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“If we had lost the pound, we would have completely lost our sovereignty. We would have become a vassal state

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He also harshly questioned the British political establishment for not fully respecting the popular mandate of 2016. According to him, after the referendum, there was internal resistance to dilute or slow down the exit from the European bloc

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Mass Immigration and Deportations: “Stop and Deport”

The strongest point of the interview was his immigration proposal. Lowe argues that the United Kingdom is going through an institutional crisis as a result of mass illegal immigration and a legal system that, in his opinion, prevents firm action

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His proposal is direct: “If you come illegally, you are arrested and then deported.”

It proposes to modify the legislation related to the Human Rights Act and review the relationship with the European Convention on Human Rights to regain sovereign room for action. In addition, it proposes:

1. Deportation of illegal immigrants

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2. Expulsion of foreign criminals.

3. End of social benefits for those who do not enter legally.

Creating a “hostile environment” to discourage irregular immigration.

In his diagnosis, forced multiculturalism weakened British social cohesion and generated profound cultural conflicts.

Grooming gangs and justice: “It's a national scandal”

Lowe also referred to the independent investigation he launched into sexual abuse and exploitation networks in different British cities. He described the case as: “A national scandal

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He stated that the cover-up was due to political fear of losing votes and to the ideological pressure of institutional progressivism.

The final report will be published in the coming months and, as he said, will seek to promote private legal action against officials who have failed to do their duty.

Criticism of Conservatives and Labour

The leader of Restore Britain was especially tough on traditional parties. He argued that after the Margaret Thatcher era, the Conservative Party abandoned its essence, while Labour promoted legislation that, according to him, deteriorated the British constitutional structure

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also criticized Boris Johnson for not having reversed with his parliamentary majority the reforms he considers harmful.

“They had the power to turn everything around and they didn't.”

For Lowe, there is a political vacuum that can only be filled by a truly sovereign and anti-establishment force.

Restore Britain: win in 2029 or lose the country

The new party has already started its formal process before the British electoral commission. Lowe argues that 2029 is the limit to avoiding irreversible deterioration. “We have to win in 2029 if we want to save Britain.”

Its commitment is to form a national structure with candidates from the private sector, local communities and outside the traditional political apparatus.

The objective, he says, is to replicate the reform shock that Milei is promoting today in Argentina, but adapted to British reality.