Far-right MP defends Tommy Robinson’s foreign hate speakers

Rupert Lowe is the MP who left Reform UK following several run-ins with Nigel Farage. Lowe has since formed his own party, and because he doesn’t have much in the way of imagination, his party is called ‘Restore Britain’. The party sells itself as a further-right alternative to the already-far-right Reform. In aid of this, Lowe has come out to defend the foreign hate speakers that Britain has now banned from attending Tommy Robinson’s racism festival:

Rupert Lowe suddenly likes ‘foreigners’ https://t.co/FQ7QZNdqmx

— Curtis Daly (@CurtisDaly_) May 12, 2026

How Lowe can he go?

The “foreign commentators” in question are those who were set to attend Tommy Robinson’s ‘Unite the Kingdom’ rally, which takes place on 16 May.

Lowe’s message reads in full:

This Government is entirely wrong to ban foreign commentators from speaking at Robinson’s rally on Saturday

I will be formally challenging the Home Office, again, on the decision to prevent these individuals from entering.

I won’t be there myself, but many patriots will be and they deserve to hear lawful views in order to decide for themselves if they agree or not.

That is free speech.

Islamist extremists are personally welcomed by the Prime Minister, yet this group is banned.

It stinks.

Barrister Jane Heybroek responded to Lowe’s post with the following:

“lawful views” being the operative term.
Is incitement to racial hatred lawful?

— CrémantCommunarde 💚👊🕊️ (@0Calamity) May 12, 2026

So, are these people inciting racial hatred?

In our opinion, there’s an incredibly straightforward argument that: yes, they are.

Hate mongers

On 12 May, Rose Cocker reported the following for the Canary:

During a speech on 11 May, Keir Starmer (PM-for-now) boasted about blocking “far right agitators” from entering the country. Labour has in fact blocked the visas of seven individuals who were planning to attend ‘Unite the Kingdom,’ a far-right rally happening on 16 May. Among them are two prominent MAGA figures.

Cocker suggested that Starmer only made this move because his party lost so many voters to the left-wing Green Party in the local elections. Regardless, it was the right move given the actions of these people.

Speaking on the banned Joey Mannarino, Cocker wrote:

At a Britain First ‘March for Remigration’ in 2025, Mannario gave a rambling speech in front of a backdrop image of himself and Donald Trump. When he later tweeted a recording, he urged viewers to:

“deport the parasites who are raping their way through America, Europe and the United Kingdom.”

For those who don’t know, ‘remigration‘ is the plan to deport non-white people from European countries, regardless of whether or not they were born here.

Starmer also banned Valentina Gomez, who is one of the most virulent Islamophobes in American politics:

The Home Office and Shabana Mahmood need to be consistent.

They revoked Kanye West’s visa. Why not revoke Valentina Gomez’s for her bigotry? pic.twitter.com/SKe5mAtIwE

— Mukhtar (@I_amMukhtar) April 9, 2026

Gomez spoke at last year’s rally, as can be seen here:

England, see you SOON🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

May 16th.

England will be ENGLISH again. pic.twitter.com/JvCgXQilr0

— Valentina Gomez (@ValentinaForUSA) April 17, 2026

These people want a civil war

One of the speakers at the last Unite the Kingdom rally was the Dutch racist Eva Vlaardingerbroek. Vlaardingerbroek was blocked from entering the UK earlier this year, as we reported on 15 January:

Vlaardingerbroek is part of Generation Remigration, which is a group that advocates for – you guessed it – ‘remigration’.

Additionally:

Remigration is built on the idea that people of different ethnicities cannot live peacefully together. This is quite obviously what you would describe as ‘racist’. In years gone by, people on the far right would try to provide some sort of cover to claim ‘we’re not racist‘. Clearly, there is no such cover here.

The fact that people are happy to openly support remigration shows that racists are once more back out in the open. People with more than two brain cells, however, understand what remigration would look like in practice.

According to the last Census, the number of people who aren’t ‘white’ is over 10 million – many of whom were born here. Indeed, many may be second, third, or fourth generation. How many of those people would oppose being deported? How many white people do you think would join them? Going off the global George Floyd protests, we can assume ‘a shit tonne’.

What do you call a situation in which one section of the country goes to war with the other?

Public good

The government has blocked all these speakers because their presence isn’t “conducive to the public good”. Once you understand what remigration is, it’s hard to deny that fact.

Remember we said that Joey Mannarino spoke at a Britain First remigration rally? Well, this is Britain First’s leader:

🇬🇧 Far right extremist Paul Golding exposed in a secret recording:

"I want this country to become a shithole. I want this country to descend into a fucking nightmare"

They don't care about the country. They thrive off discord. pic.twitter.com/N0Sb9yvq33

— smile2jannah (@smile2jannah) April 12, 2026

Rupert Lowe is a hair’s width away from this guy, and that’s concerning, because he’s an actual MP.

Featured image via The Canary