Rupert Lowe’s Old Speech Is Going Viral Again

Rupert Lowe’s Old Speech Is Going Viral Again

Long before becoming an MP and founding Restore Britain, Rupert Lowe was speaking publicly about political correctness, free speech and what he believed was changing in British society.

In this unearthed speech from his time as Chairman of Southampton FC, Lowe argues that football remained one of the few places where people could speak honestly without political correctness getting in the way.

With Rupert Lowe now playing a prominent role in British politics, these comments from years earlier offer a look at views he expressed long before entering Westminster.

Watch the full speech and decide whether his message still resonates today.

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