Is King Charles a ‘white Briton’? Restore Britain leader won’t say
Summary
Rupert Lowe, leader of the political group Restore Britain, avoided saying whether he considers King Charles a “white Briton” based on a definition involving parents’ birthplace. In a BBC interview, Lowe focused on his claim that white British people will be a minority by 2063 and discussed tensions with politician Nigel Farage.Key Facts
- Rupert Lowe leads Restore Britain and was interviewed on the BBC’s Today programme.
- The term “white Briton” was defined as someone with both parents born in the UK.
- King Charles’s father, Prince Philip, was born in Greece, which by that definition means King Charles is not a “white Briton.”
- Lowe declined to confirm if King Charles fits this category and said people interpret it differently.
- Lowe repeated his claim that white British people will become a minority by 2063 according to current trends.
- Lowe mentioned a conflict with Nigel Farage and said they should cooperate politically against the left wing.
- He referred to a 219-page report from Restore Britain about “rape gangs,” claiming it linked to issues with Islam, and said the BBC ignored it.
- Lowe avoided directly providing proof that Britain is “hurling towards becoming an Islamic country.”
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