Last month there was a massive demo that took place in central London where upwards of 20,000 bikers ground the capital to a standstill. The demonstrations were in protest against the prosecution of Soldier F and other soldiers from The Troubles in Northern Ireland. There was next to ZERO mainstream coverage and many of the veterans were absolutely disgusted by this and are taking action.
One of our readers has been in touch asking us to promote the event:
Veterans will march in 7 cities at the same time onto the BBC head quarters and studios. We will in mass stay firm on these locations and peacefully demonstrate against the historical courts case against troops being dragged back through the courts.
The London based March is a meet up point in Cavendish Square from approx 9.30am we then march at 10.30am to Portland Place BBC head quarters.
There will also be the Veterans motorcycle clubs arriving making a big noise. We estimate thousands as this has been very well organised and feed back has been fantastic.
As you can see by the image attached the veterans are aiming for a series of Million Man demos and on Saturday the 18th of May they are demonstrating UK wide in Birmingham, London, Glasgow, Belfast, Cardiff and many more in support of Soldiers A to Z.
As one of the very few patriotic and pro-British news networks we are delighted to publicise this event. Likewise we will be attending the veterans rally in Glasgow where we will be streaming LIVE across our social media portfolio. We stand fully with our troops against these disgraceful prosecutions and the hypocrisy of our media and establishment.
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