#hatemarch — Public Fediverse posts
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Weak, weak, weak #Sunak
The #hatemarch by the far-right thugs came about because they followed the dog whistles of #cruella #Braverman
#suella instigated the hate march just like Trump instigated the January 6 insurrection.
To pretend otherwise shows the weakness of this #Tory government and prime minister who has no mandate from anyone to govern.
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🧵1/4 The #FreePalestine #London demo drew between 750k & 1M people. The best advertising came from Home Secretary #SuellaBraverman who had branded the march a #hatemarch. She had also bullied the #MetPolice into banning the protest, but the Commissioner resisted. There was gratitude in the crowd for the #police. In a Pimlico backstreet I came across the Met folding a major #FarRight operation which would have been a very serious security threat to the families walking unawares 50 meters away
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So, hundreds of thousands marched today calling for a #CeasefireNow and #peace, largely without incident or arrests.
Meanwhile, a few thousand coked-up far-right 'counter-protesters' have been having violent running battles all afternoon with the police.
And it's the FIRST lot who are described by our Home Secretary as a #HateMarch?
Give me strength.
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Quelle surprise. The only #hatemarch that we see is the one by the far-right racists who are the main voter base for #Cruella #Braverman and the #Tory party.
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🆕Sue-Ellen Cassiana, Minister of the Crown
Poem by Steve Pottinger, reflecting on the latest pronouncements from our home secretary
#Braverman #Tents #HateMarch
https://yorkshirebylines.co.uk/politics/sue-ellen-cassiana-minister-of-the-crown/ -
When asked by Emily Maitlis to define "hate march", England's most senior police officer, Mark Rowley, said,...
"You'd have to ask Suella Braverman that... she's picked two words out the English language & strung them together... I don't know whether she means everybody there or some of the people there."
Do I detect a note of frustration in Commissioner Rowley with his boss?