Lontoossa näyttäisi juuri nyt olevan meneillään EU-myönteisten protestimarssi. Aika näyttää tuleeko näitä lisää!
Organisers asked those planning on joining the march to wear the colours blue and gold 'in solidarity with Europe' and bring musical instruments, flags and banners.
Posting on the
Facebook event page, they said: "We want to make this the most peaceful, colourful and powerful march ever staged."
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/march-europe-brexit-protest-live-8332198
'March for Europe' Brexit protest: Live updates as 40,000 rally outside Parliament in 'sea of gold and blue'
https://www.theguardian.com/comment...and-michael-gove-betrayed-britain-over-brexit
A warning to Gove and Johnson - we won’t forget what you did
Jonathan Freedland
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Just look at what this act of vandalism has wrought. There has been a 500% increase in the
number of hate crimes reported, as migrants are taunted on the street, told to pack their bags and get out – as if 23 June were a permission slip to every racist and bigot in the land.
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Senior civil servants say Brexit will consume their energies for years to come, as they seek to disentangle 40 years of agreements. It will be the central focus of our politics and our government, a massive collective effort demanding ingenuity and creativity. Just think of what could have been achieved if all those resources had been directed elsewhere. Into addressing, for instance, the desperate, decades-long needs – for jobs, for housing, for a future – of those towns
that have been left behind by the last 30 years of change, those towns whose people voted leave the way a passenger on a doomed train pulls the emergency cord. Instead, all this work will be devoted to constructing a set-up with the EU which, if everything goes our way, might be only a little bit worse than what we already had in our hands on 22 June.
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He has left us to look on his works and despair. The outlook for the economy is so bleak, the governor of the Bank of England talks of
“economic post-traumatic stress disorder.” The Economist Intelligence Unit projects a
6% contraction by 2020, an 8% decline in investment, rising unemployment, falling tax revenues and public debt to reach 100% of our national output.