[arista]

Also
[On Sunday 12 November,
the National Service of Remembrance
will be held at the Cenotaph on Whitehall, London.
Starting at 11am, the service will commemorate
the contribution of British and
Commonwealth military and civilian servicemen
and women involved in the
two world wars and later conflicts.]

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/national...-november-2023


The (Gaza) Pro Palestine march is a hour later
a mile away or so.
But many can arrive early.

BBC News Text :
[Mr Sunak told Sir Mark he would be blamed
if the march turned violent and quotes him
branding the planned
demonstration "disrespectful".]

[Nicky91]

they really shouldn't do that tbh, not at remembrance day, remembering victims in every war so far


if those protesters have any heart, they should also stand still to remember innocent palestinian victims



any other day fine by me to keep protesting but one day show some respect for the dead and be silent for a few minutes

[smudgie]

I thought the march was on armistice day, as in on Saturday.
Not Remembrance Day on Sunday.

[arista]

Originally Posted by smudgie

I thought the march was on armistice day, as in on Saturday.
Not Remembrance Day on Sunday.

Yes Corrected now.

How many Extreme Muslims
will get there early?

[Soldier Boy]

Nothing quite like "the prime minister threatening to pass the buck of public backlash to police chiefs if there's civil unrest" to complete your 2020's descent into outright dystopia bingo card.

[bitontheslide]

yeah, if the PM doesn't have complete confidence that the met chief can do the job, then he shouldn't in position. No blame shifting

[bitontheslide]

The Metropolitan Police has imposed an exclusion zone around the Cenotaph ahead of planned demonstrations in London this weekend.

The force said any Pro-Palestinian protesters who try to assemble close to the war memorial will be arrested.

Rishi Sunak has urged protesters to be "mindful of the fear and distress in Jewish and Muslim communities" when they gather on Saturday.

He repeated his view the timing of the Armistice Day march is "disrespectful".

Tens of thousands are expected to take part in a pro-Palestinian demonstration in London on Saturday, which coincides with Remembrance events.

There are concerns about pro-Palestinian splinter groups that the Met says have caused violence and disorder on previous demonstrations, as well as the potential for clashes with far-right counter-protests.

The Met has set out how it intends to police demonstrations across the weekend, and will deploy 1,850 public order officers on duty on Saturday, and another 1,375 on Sunday.

An exclusion zone will be in place around the Cenotaph and a large swathe of Whitehall, which the Met says will "in effect" ban protesters from these locations and goes further than the security measures usually deployed around the key Remembrance site.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-67383065

[arista]

[The Metropolitan Police has imposed an exclusion zone
around the Cenotaph ahead of
planned demonstrations in London this weekend.

The force said any Pro-Palestinian protesters
who try to assemble close to the war
memorial will be arrested.]



Yes Bloody Right


Those 2 Evil Women from the First March
with Flying Hamas Terrorists on their back
Now in Westminster Magistrate Court

3 Evil Women will appear
in Court in February 2024
now on Bail.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

The Metropolitan Police has imposed an exclusion zone around the Cenotaph ahead of planned demonstrations in London this weekend.

The force said any Pro-Palestinian protesters who try to assemble close to the war memorial will be arrested.

Rishi Sunak has urged protesters to be "mindful of the fear and distress in Jewish and Muslim communities" when they gather on Saturday.

He repeated his view the timing of the Armistice Day march is "disrespectful".

Tens of thousands are expected to take part in a pro-Palestinian demonstration in London on Saturday, which coincides with Remembrance events.

There are concerns about pro-Palestinian splinter groups that the Met says have caused violence and disorder on previous demonstrations, as well as the potential for clashes with far-right counter-protests.

The Met has set out how it intends to police demonstrations across the weekend, and will deploy 1,850 public order officers on duty on Saturday, and another 1,375 on Sunday.

An exclusion zone will be in place around the Cenotaph and a large swathe of Whitehall, which the Met says will "in effect" ban protesters from these locations and goes further than the security measures usually deployed around the key Remembrance site.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-67383065

Well if those protesters are true to their word, the exclusion zone will serve no function whatsoever.

[arista]

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[parmnion]

Treat them with the contempt they deserve.

[arista]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Treat them with the contempt they deserve.

Yes
Good Point.

[arista]

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[arista]

Fights Started just before 11AM

Police trying to hold back
the 2 sides.

Also Police can now ask
a Extreme Muslim Fella
or a Extreme Right Winger Fella
to remove their mask
If they do not, they can arrest them.


SkyNewsHD Live


BBC not showing it.

[arista]

Police Arrest a violent man.

[arista]

Before 11AM
starting to boil over

[arista]

[AnnieK]

The only issues reported so far have been from Union Jack wearing protesters shouting England till I Die!

[Liam-]

Shock and awe as the racist gammons whipped up by the Home Secretary attack police on ‘defence’ of patriotism, I thought they didn’t want anyone marching by their beloved landmarks? They seem perfectly happy to behave like hooligans and cause disruptions around them themselves

[arista]

Live now on the Pro Palestine March

[Leaflets claiming that terror group Hamas are a
'resistance' movement could be bought by
pro-Palestinian protesters in London

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