He told millions Dunblane was 'one murder'. It was sixteen children and their teacher.
On 8 July 2026, Rupert Lowe MP told The Joe Rogan Experience, the world's largest podcast, that over 250,000 British girls were raped by Muslim men, that 'the Hadiths' describe women as meat, and that handguns were banned because of 'one murder' at Dunblane. None of it survives contact with the record: the 250,000 figure was never counted (it is a 2018 Lords extrapolation from one town, rejected by Full Fact and The Journal, and the 2022 national inquiry concluded the true scale is 'simply not possible to know'); no hadith calls women meat (the phrase traces to a single 2006 sermon that British Muslims condemned at the time); and Dunblane was sixteen children and their teacher, Gwen Mayor, murdered on 13 March 1996. Three days after his report was published, five Muslim men were attacked in Edinburgh by a man reportedly shouting that he was protecting the country from Muslims raping children; on 7 July a worshipper was assaulted outside the Noor Ul Islam Mosque in Leyton; Tell MAMA logged a record 6,313 anti-Muslim hate cases in 2024, up 165 percent in two years. This campaign sends one letter to your own MP, looked up from your postcode and tailored automatically to their public record, asking them to correct the 250,000 figure on the record, protect places of worship, and apply emergency response protocols, including COBR, with equal urgency to every community targeted by hatred. Constituents in Great Yarmouth write directly to Mr Lowe with four corrections, including publishing the accounts of an inquiry that raised over £760,000 from 22,000 donors on a written promise of transparency that has not yet been kept. No regulator or committee has ruled on these statements; the letters ask for corrections and equal protection.
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