Demonstrations - Have you? Would you?

Thank you Bellanonna

I was there too Amagran, and it was my first ever march, I had a fab day, walked with lots of lovely people and never heard a raised voice. The atmosphere was friendly and supportive and we managed to get to the screen just before Parliament, and could see the HoC. The cheer when the count came through was wonderful, even in the rain which had just started. There were people of all ages, races, nationalities, families, some three generational and despite what some of you have insinuated, it was not a 'leftie' day out paid for by the unions; au contraire, there were a large group from 'Veterans for Remain', and from 'Tories 4 Remain', in fact the chap trying to sell stuff from a Socialist Worker stand looked rather fed up and doing very little business. I am so glad we went, glad I can hold my head up that I tried to stop this undemocratic shi*storm.

The chap that organised our bus was a Conservative Councillor.

30% of Conservative held constituencies voted Remain, but do you ever see TV cameras going to these places? They only ever go to leave-voting constituencies.

Today I was with a small group of Conservative ladies, one of whom I know did vote leave, but they were all unanimous in wanting brexit to stop.

Protested outside the Japanese embassy a few years ago about their continued slaughter of dolphins under the guise of tradition. They actually eat a few but sell the pretty ones to shows for vast amounts of money. There were about 1000 people there, but sadly it continues.