Why women protesting?
/pol told me they invited the foreigner dicks.
>What went wrong?
London’s Metropolitan Police have banned a group of protesters from demonstrating outside a migrant hotel in Canary Wharf over alleged harassment of the occupants.
On Sunday, protests were once again staged outside the Britannia International Hotel in Canary Wharf after a group of supposed asylum seekers were bused to the building in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Initially, the protest was dominated by large groups of women and mothers dressed in pink. They were seen carrying Union Jack and St George cross flags and messages reading “protect our children”.
“We are not far right, but we are not far wrong. Don’t gamble with our lives, stop the boats,” a banner seen at the protest read. Later, the protest was crashed by a group of masked men who lit flares.
Following the protest, the Metropolitan Police confirmed that it issued a ban against the troublemaker group from staging any further demonstrations outside of the four-star financial district hotel for the next 28 days.
In a statement on social media, the London police force said: “Officers policed a protest for a considerable time today but a group remained who were harassing occupants of the hotel and staff, trying to prevent people accessing the hotel to make deliveries and making concerted efforts to breach the fencing and access the hotel.
“Their actions went well beyond protest to harassment and we used powers under the Criminal Justice and Police Act 2001 to order that specific group to leave and not return for 28 days.
“If a different group wishes to protest in the vicinity of the hotel they are not banned from doing so, providing they do so lawfully.”
>What went wrong?
London’s Metropolitan Police have banned a group of protesters from demonstrating outside a migrant hotel in Canary Wharf over alleged harassment of the occupants.
On Sunday, protests were once again staged outside the Britannia International Hotel in Canary Wharf after a group of supposed asylum seekers were bused to the building in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Initially, the protest was dominated by large groups of women and mothers dressed in pink. They were seen carrying Union Jack and St George cross flags and messages reading “protect our children”.
“We are not far right, but we are not far wrong. Don’t gamble with our lives, stop the boats,” a banner seen at the protest read. Later, the protest was crashed by a group of masked men who lit flares.
Following the protest, the Metropolitan Police confirmed that it issued a ban against the troublemaker group from staging any further demonstrations outside of the four-star financial district hotel for the next 28 days.
In a statement on social media, the London police force said: “Officers policed a protest for a considerable time today but a group remained who were harassing occupants of the hotel and staff, trying to prevent people accessing the hotel to make deliveries and making concerted efforts to breach the fencing and access the hotel.
“Their actions went well beyond protest to harassment and we used powers under the Criminal Justice and Police Act 2001 to order that specific group to leave and not return for 28 days.
“If a different group wishes to protest in the vicinity of the hotel they are not banned from doing so, providing they do so lawfully.”
