I’ve just finished watching Rupert Lowe’s latest sit-down, and frankly, it’s a bloody disgrace that we’ve let things get this far. Lowe is one of the few people in that God-forsaken building in Westminster actually telling the truth: the British state has become a parasitic tumour on the back of the hard-working public.
This video addresses a fundamental and terrifying question:
Has the British state become the enemy of the people?
The answer, according to Rupert Lowe, is a resounding yes. The state has evolved into a bloated, unaccountable entity that prioritises its own growth and ideological agendas over the prosperity and sovereignty of the electorate.
Key Points of Significance
- The Rise of the “Enemy State”: The British state is no longer a servant of the people but an active adversary that crushes productivity through excessive taxation and bureaucratic overreach.
- Systemic Financial Malfeasance: Billions of pounds are being wasted on “misdirected” contracts, particularly regarding COVID-19 and asylum seeker accommodation, which Lowe suggests borders on organised crime.
- Imminent Economic Collapse: Persistent money printing (Quantitative Easing) is leading the UK toward a Weimar-style currency crisis and total economic bankruptcy.
- The “Uniparty” Failure: Both Labour and the Conservatives are viewed as two sides of the same coin – an incompetent political class managed by a civil service machine (the “Blob”) that ignores the democratic will of the people.
- The Milei Model: The only solution is radical, “Milei-style” deregulation and a massive reduction in the size of the state to release the enterprising spirit of the British people.
- Corruption and Financial Mismanagement: Centralised government procurement is described as an “invitation for fraud,” where public funds are siphoned off by well-connected parasites.
The Uniparty Problem
We are being governed by a political class that’s never run a real business, yet feels entitled to spray billions of our taxes up the wall. Whether it’s the institutional inertia in Whitehall or the ideological warriors on the Labour front bench, they’re all working from the same playbook. They want a dependency culture because it’s easier to control a population that relies on state handouts than one that has the backbone to stand on its own two feet.
The scale of the waste is enough to make you want to put your foot through the television. While they’re busy crushing small businesses and farms with “digital tax” nonsense and employment levies, they’re losing track of billions in fraudulent contracts. The sticky fingers go all the way to the top. We are being bled dry to fund a system that has total contempt for us.
The Coming Collapse
Lowe is right (as he is about many things) – we are staring down the barrel of a currency crisis. You can’t print money forever (we’ve created over £800 billion through QE since 2009) and expect the pound to hold its value.
If we don’t find a way to hack back the state, deregulate this mess, and kick the ideological extremists out of our institutions by 2029, we won’t have a country left to save.
It’s time to stop being so bloody meek and start demanding a government that actually respects the people who pay for it. Not every civil servant is complicit – many are trapped in a broken system – but the machine itself needs dismantling.
Video Details
- Video Title: Is the Government Organised CRIME? Rupert Lowe?
- Video Description: Rupert Lowe joins Peter McCormack to discuss the state of the British government, uncovering waste in the Public Accounts Committee, the “uniparty” failure, and the need for radical economic reform.
- YouTube Channel: Peter McCormack
Common Questions About Government Waste and Reform
What is the “Uniparty” that Rupert Lowe refers to?
The “Uniparty” describes how Labour and Conservative parties have become virtually indistinguishable on major issues, both supporting big government, high taxation and increased regulation. Despite surface-level disagreements, they operate from the same ideological playbook and are both managed by the same permanent civil service apparatus.
How much money has been wasted on COVID contracts?
The National Audit Office identified £15.3 billion worth of COVID-related contracts awarded without competitive tender, with significant losses from fraud and waste. The true figure may be higher, as many contracts were awarded to companies with political connections rather than proven track records.
What is Quantitative Easing and why is it dangerous?
Quantitative Easing (QE) is when the Bank of England creates new money to buy government bonds. Since 2009, over £800 billion has been created this way. The danger is that printing money without corresponding economic growth devalues the currency and can trigger inflation or even a currency collapse if taken too far.
Who is Javier Milei and what’s his economic model?
Javier Milei is Argentina’s president who implemented radical free-market reforms, slashing government spending by over 30%, cutting ministries, and deregulating the economy. His approach represents the kind of aggressive state reduction that Lowe argues Britain needs to release entrepreneurial energy and stop the financial bleeding.
What is the “Blob” in British politics?
The “Blob” refers to the permanent civil service establishment, regulatory bodies, and institutional bureaucracy that remains in place regardless of which party wins elections. Critics argue this unelected apparatus has more real power than elected politicians and actively resists reforms that would reduce its size or influence.