Unite for Freedom 'Peace and Human Rights' - Central London

I’d leave booking tickets for as late as possible; keep an eye on the 29th for changes. Let’s get our asses there again lest the momentum drops. THE LION SLEEPS NO MORE.

 Link arms if police are looking likely to engage, and pull each other out of trouble. 

Are there any more details for this for someone who doesn't use social media (such as where to meet, what time etc)? Would like to go to the London one on May 29.

Edited May 2, 2021 by truth_seeker90

16 minutes ago, truth_seeker90 said:

Are there any more details for this for someone who doesn't use social media (such as where to meet, what time etc)? Would like to go to the London one on May 29.

 

What usually happens is that the location of the start of the march gets announced on the morning itself via social media - literally a couple of hours before it starts. However, it pretty much always ends up being at Hyde Park. The last two have started from Hyde Park Corner with many before starting from Speakers Corner. So I would suggest that, if you don't have access to social media, hang around the Hyde Park area and you will find the march. They set off fireworks and flares last time so because of that, combined with the number of people there (and noise), you couldn't miss it.

 

I can almost guarantee that you will also come across other protestors on your journey - certainly when you get to London. So just speak to people and ask them if they know where to head and perhaps stick with them. Everyone I have come across at the rallies has been really friendly and welcoming.

 

Aim to be in central London for 11am. I don't know yet if this one is starting at 12 midday or 1pm but I will post further updates up to the day before the rally. On the day itself, I will be going so probably won't be able to post any more updates on the day unfortunately.

 

I hope this helps and I hope you come along and enjoy the experience.

17 hours ago, Mitochondrial Eve said:

 

What usually happens is that the location of the start of the march gets announced on the morning itself via social media - literally a couple of hours before it starts. However, it pretty much always ends up being at Hyde Park. The last two have started from Hyde Park Corner with many before starting from Speakers Corner. So I would suggest that, if you don't have access to social media, hang around the Hyde Park area and you will find the march. They set off fireworks and flares last time so because of that, combined with the number of people there (and noise), you couldn't miss it.

 

I can almost guarantee that you will also come across other protestors on your journey - certainly when you get to London. So just speak to people and ask them if they know where to head and perhaps stick with them. Everyone I have come across at the rallies has been really friendly and welcoming.

 

Aim to be in central London for 11am. I don't know yet if this one is starting at 12 midday or 1pm but I will post further updates up to the day before the rally. On the day itself, I will be going so probably won't be able to post any more updates on the day unfortunately.

 

I hope this helps and I hope you come along and enjoy the experience.

Many thanks for your help!

 

I might get some "social media" for things like this, but I tried to stay away most of my life as I don't want to be supporting big tech.

 

If anyone is coming from southwest UK, if they wanted to carpool I would be up for that to save on petrol (and have some company during a 3 hour drive!)

i,ll be there for this one all right!

thanks for the info guys

On 4/30/2021 at 3:02 PM, Red Pilled said:

I’d leave booking tickets for as late as possible; keep an eye on the 29th for changes. Let’s get our asses there again lest the momentum drops. THE LION SLEEPS NO MORE.

Could you please clarify what you mean in regards to "tickets"? 

As I'm sure the actual protest itself is free??? "Correct me if I'm wrong" 

I find the comment ambiguously vague and a little misleading, 

I'd hate for it to incorrectly deter possible participants. 

7 hours ago, AngryOwl said:

Could you please clarify what you mean in regards to "tickets"? 

As I'm sure the actual protest itself is free??? "Correct me if I'm wrong" 

I find the comment ambiguously vague and a little misleading, 

I'd hate for it to incorrectly deter possible participants. 

Sorry, I meant TRAIN tickets. You were right to point it out. Thank you. 

9 hours ago, Red Pilled said:

Sorry, I meant TRAIN tickets. You were right to point it out. Thank you. 

No problem at all ✌ &

Edited May 9, 2021 by AngryOwl

Just seen David Icke say that he is going to the 15th May protest, though he didn't say if he is also going to the 29th May march. 

Where on social media can I find the detail for these? Heading to the Glastonbury one this weekend but don't know the details? Keep it al up everyone!

Is the London protest likely to be ok to bring children ? Any ideas?

2 minutes ago, Scubasteve said:

Is the London protest likely to be ok to bring children ? Any ideas?

 

The last rally on the 24th April was very peaceful and it was attended by people of all ages including children.

 

The only issue with the police took place after the march back at Hyde Park once most had gone home. It seemed to be the usual staged shenanigans for the MSM to then use as material to denounce the protestors.

19 hours ago, Scubasteve said:

Is the London protest likely to be ok to bring children ? Any ideas?

This has already been answered, but I want to add: It was lovely to see so many families attend on that special day. I noticed couples clinging to each other in previous marches in fair numbers (not only to form barriers ) and it made me smile. I’d say the more children the better, as it’s a constant reminder to all adults attending marches of exactly why they -we- are doing this. Hopefully it will deter Police involvement also.

When will the lynching start? 

13 hours ago, Yasmina said:

When will the lynching start? 

I’m going to have a look at the video recordings today to see if there were any . Great turnout and atmosphere. I was proud to be there with all of you.

See you all on the 29th! Keep the positivity up

A word of warning regarding the trains, there are a lot of engineering works taking place on the 29th May. All my overground routes have rail replacement services in place. I will instead go direct to a tube station and park there. For anyone intending to take the train on the 29th May, I would suggest checking your journey well in advance.

new too the forum , sorry i can't make the demo , but if anyone gets in trouble please contact me if fund's are needed

if you choose to leave the path we have been taught, don't expect help so don't get caught

On 5/13/2021 at 10:02 PM, Scubasteve said:

Is the London protest likely to be ok to bring children ? Any ideas?

How good are they at throwing stones?

 

An update from the Save Our Rights Telegram channel.

 

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6 DAYS TO GO!

The location will be announced on Friday night - it IS going to be somewhere different as their new tactic to stop us growing is to ignore us and our presence which is easy when we keep doing the same thing. So it’ll be a bit different this time (but not too radical).

However the start location won’t be too far from the usual and what will be the SAME is our high vibration and our joyous and free message! So bring the instruments and lets make some noise!

Remember announcements across official channels every night at 8pm.

Follow Save Our Rights UK here -

Website - saveourrights.uk (mailing list is at the bottom right)
Telegram - t.me/SaveOurRightsUKOfficial
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Twitter - twitter.com/saveourrightsuk

 

Hopefully, the location will be posted in this thread, for those of us aren't on Telegram. 

On 5/24/2021 at 1:17 AM, Grumpy Grapes said:

Hopefully, the location will be posted in this thread, for those of us aren't on Telegram. 

I second that.

29 minutes ago, Mitochondrial Eve said:

This is a great location to start the event. It's such a great place to express our beliefs for the movement we are gathering to promote.