Greenpeace Protestors Cover UK PM Rishi Sunak’s Property With Black Cloth Over Oil Policy

Greenpeace protesters draped the private home of British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak in black fabric to protest against his government's energy policy, the environmental campaign group on August 3. Four protesters used ladders to get onto the roof of the constituency home in Yorkshire, northern England, where they said they spent five hours in what a former senior police officer described as a "major breach of security".

Footage Courtesy: Reuters

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[davidreynolds]

He later said: "It'll help to keep my house nice and cool this summer, what with all this global warming business. Thanks Greenpeace".

[mark.jasn]

If you were here in America,
You’d get shot stepping into someone’s private property lol

[elchikito]

those brits must be living well to have enough time on their hands and extra money to waste on that.

[bryanbrookes]

Sunak has now announced 200 new oil Wells

[Grimma]

So they've dusted the outside of his property off, it'll really teach him a lesson if you mow the lawn and put the bins out

[cosmicpsyops]

He alone is not to blame. We all must take responsibility for the well-being of our home.

[davidkenney]

A bunch of rich people still living off their parents are the ones going around doing this.

[donaldktrump]

That black cloth is also make from petroleum product 😁😁

[DorianGray-hnnr]

Arrest them all, fine them and put them in jail for at least 1 year.

[EzioAuditore]

what a waste of space they are, doesent even make sense