Rupert Lowe

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PBD Podcast · Rupert Lowe - The Rape Gang Inquiry & Keir Starmer Resigning | PBD Podcast #822 · 23 Jun 2026 podcast

if they were to create this European superpower that they've always intended to create.

But obviously, in the vote in 2016, which you just alluded to, the British people threw a spanner in the works, and that has caused a lot of trouble.

But suffice to say that despite the fact the British people are supposed to be the bosses, and they gave an instruction to the people who are serving them to deliver Brexit,

It hasn't happened.

And we haven't had the proper Brexit because Europe fears what would happen if Britain truly reformed itself, got rid of this welfare economy and actually started to create wealth and to follow some form of Austrian school economic model.

which deregulated and genuinely invested long-term, encouraged the private sector, not the state, all the things that are necessary to create wealth.

But Europe is petrified of that, Patrick.

Because Europe is a sclerotic, dying, monopolistic sort of block of countries who, as I say, are founded on a sort of socialist principle rather than a capitalist principle.

Well, as I say, I think it's been a plan to arguably stop a further war in Europe, which hasn't been successful because we've had further wars in Europe since the genesis of the UND.

We have one now that's been going on for longer in Ukraine than the First and Second World War put together, if you take the incursion into the Donbass and Luhansk and Crimea in 2014.

So look, I think they're totally misguided.

I personally like the concept of competing nation states who have a proud history, who have an accountable parliament and accountable government.

and who put the interests of their people at the top of the agenda, which I have to applaud the people leading the US now.

I think you've been through some dark times and some of the malaise that we have, we've imported from you.

And I think when you see what happened with USAID and you see what had to be done when Joe Biden left office,

You can understand how the tentacles of what I call wokery and DEI and all the sort of cancerous sort of malign philosophies that have permeated both UN parts and have taken massive hold here in our civil service, in our government and in almost all of our big corporates.

So you've seen the demise of the family business and you've seen the rise of faceless shareholders through pension funds.

And very often, a bit like in the US, I think the big corporations, the management team, very often own a very small percentage of the business.

So it's much less accountable than a

than a business is owned by a family where people can go and talk to the people who own it and whose interests are entirely aligned with the workforce.

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