Rejoin March Concerning the Brexiteers Now

To say that the mainstream media are still ignoring the national march for rejoin, the architects of brexit seem rather more concerned this year than last. Could it be that the message about the event was getting through to people without the traditional media? Also discussing the hidden costs of brexit - the extra workers we need who provide no economic benefit.
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[ianlightfoot]

Proud to say I made it down from Chester. Enjoyed every minute of the day from my journey to Lymm services for pick up with the Manchester group. I hasten to add my car is temperamental at starting, so had to rise earlier to get the f**ker started! Anyway we pitched up in 'The Smoke' to glorious sunshine and very high spirits. 😎🇬🇧❤🇪🇺
Keep the Faith people! ✊ We'll be back. Xxx

[lobintool]

Even more disturbing is that neither the BBC nor ITV and Channel 4 failed to even bother to cover it!

[gordonmackenzie]

With reference to your last livestream. The Police investigation into how the SNP spent SNP money on SNP stuff. The whole thing has gone silent. 26 months and over £800, 000 of Police spend later. They’ve counted all the T Bags, all pens ordered from Amazon are accounted for. All audited accounts scrutinised. Nothing to report, and the Chief of Police is about to retire.

[douglasreid]

This happens in Scotland. Police estimate 25, 0000-26000 at he last independence March in August at Edinburgh. Unionist sources were stating it was around 2, 300.

[bbcblibberbroadcastingcorp]

To be fair, last time (last spring was it?) there was a rejoin march, the BBC was also absent and the most complete coverage was, again, given by the panicky Express.

[esamiga]

Thank you for being there, Phil. We missed it this year, as we are on holiday in France (planned months ago), but we will be in the next one, as we did in the first and second marches. 🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺

[michaelgoode]

When GB Lies says something you can be certain that it is wrong.

[stealthbum]

10, 000 people attended an independence march in Bangor Wales yesterday. That wasn’t covered either.

[rexbarron]

The best comment came from Theirry Breton who was not on the march..."we thought that Brexit might be the start of a pandemic but it was the done all who made it there. It would have cost me £170 pound for the day and I could not afford it. Had I been there I would have gone with the blessings of 10 voters, I suspect every one there was the same.

[federicoprice]

Phil, thanks for talking about your day trip to London. Understandably, quite an ordeal for someone who doesn't like travelling, let alone going to London, and far far worse, having to go anywhere near Whitehall....

But on our behalf, and that of the thinking population of the UK, many thanks for your valiant effort!

[nickkowal]

I really wish these marches were organised like liveaid and had parallel events organised around the country

[allanjohnsalgado]

Brexiteers should be afraid. This is just a start! More rallies might come just to reverse Brexit. Because of the rally, more anti-brexit now knows they are not alone

[jackdubz]

Brexiters should be concerned by the harm they have inflicted on the country since June 2016.

[francoisschwob]

I was surprised at the turnout when marching yesterday...I felt proud, it was impressive

[philipnorthfield]

Keep going Phil it's going to be a long hard slog but worth it in the end.

[davidturner]

My wife and I went along. There were thousands on the march - way more than the 2, 000 claimed by GB News. We stood at the corner of Piccadilly and St James and I reckon that by the time the front reached Parliament Sq there were still plenty of people on Piccadilly. Keep on marching!

[ncammann]

I would have joined you if i was able to. Was with you in spirit.
Keep up the good work.

[philippschwartzerdt]

This is like the “Love Parade” in Berlin. It started with merely 100 university students raving down through the City of Berlin and 3-5 cars pulled by tractors each playing another rave.
3 years later there were over 100, 000 people and 10 years later 1, 500, 000 people participating at the parade.

This may be several thousand people now, but they are more than last year and they were less than next year.
As the damage to the UK as a result of Brexit starts to become more visible even to the blindfolded, people will seek these events to connect and seeking the active rejoining of the EU.

[yeahsureimdownforthat]

Well spoken regarding the charlatans of Brexit and what they had to say regarding the march; "The *liars* doth protest too much, methinks."

[martinriley]

I didn’t go to this event, but my brother did. But I support the rejoin movement! 🇪🇺