Ruptly stream getting stopped earlier! fair play
So annoying on the lack of reporting of numbers.
More than 250,000 people. I'm not on Facebook so it would be great if people could spread that.
Yeah, the met said 250,000. Media is reporting just 'tens of thousands. A quarter of a million sounds better than 'tens of thousands'.wait for the Mets estimate, double it and we're about there
Isn't that across the country?Yeah, the met said 250,000. Media is reporting just 'tens of thousands. A quarter of a million sounds better than 'tens of thousands'.
Isn't that across the country?
Made the rally, saw Corbyn, Steele and brand. Heartening to see so many young people there.
Now in pub. [/
Great day. And I met some urbs - so there.
Yeah, the met said 250,000. Media is reporting just 'tens of thousands. A quarter of a million sounds better than 'tens of thousands'.
the bbc news at 6.45 said that the met no longer do estimates but the organisers said 250k. it was very fucking big anyway. plus there was another rally in scotland.Yeah, the met said 250,000. Media is reporting just 'tens of thousands. A quarter of a million sounds better than 'tens of thousands'.
you are about 1/65,000,000 of the population. i don't see any fucker sharing your view. so you won't mind if i, and everyone else on this thread, ignores your piddling opinion.0.3% of the UK population
3% of Londons population
Bit more up-market than my old fave of "Eric Pickles ate my youthclub" placard....
So 250,000 in London alone? Roughly.the bbc news at 6.45 said that the met no longer do estimates but the organisers said 250k. it was very fucking big anyway. plus there was another rally in scotland.
let's say that for the sake of argument. i don't think it's too far anyway.So 250,000 in London alone? Roughly.
It was certainly very busy but easy to get home for me. Think there'll be various gatherings going on all over the place. Have fun. Stay safe.let's say that for the sake of argument. i don't think it's too far anyway.
not beyond the realms, that was what was generally thought to be the turnout for march 2012 TUC one. Of course, numbers on the day in these headcounts dont count the half dozen other people per head who couldn't make it because of other commitments, finances, health or whatever but firmly support anti austerity.let's say that for the sake of argument. i don't think it's too far anyway.
my favourite one said 'the tories put the n in cuts'
Saw that one , should have taken a pictureMy favourite simply said "fuck the fucking fuckers"
let's see what happens next, eh. i think a rsm will be along shortlyOverall though, it was a crushing disappointment, all told.
Far too well-behaved, sociable rather than angry, half the shops and retailers (including too many Starbucks to count) on Fleet Street were not only open but doing a brisk trade.
This will all be forgotten about come Monday.
Was a big and vaguely thrilling spectacle on arrival around 1pm outside the BoE, but it just petered into such a genteel affair it's hard to draw many positives. Well attended, but with little to offer encouragement to those of us seeking the beginnings of an even vaguely radical street movement.
It seemed massive to me , waited 90 minutes to move from the Bank of England and people were still marching into Parliament Square a good hour after the speeches started . Charlotte Church was brilliant imo , really got the crowd going .