What Are They Hoping To Achieve With This March?

[ToraToraTora]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-39392584
They surey cannot be expecting that the democratic will of the majority be over turned, can they? Is it just a, spit the dummy out, moody?

[emmie]

TTT
i already posted on this earlier...

[emmie]

http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/News/Question1544893.html

[fiction-factory]

I'm not sure - maybe they feel there will be a change of heart or maybe they just to influence the negotiating team on certain issues. I don't think it will change anything. But I'm surprised you're not just ignoring it, TTT. Maybe someone will organise a pro Brexit march soon

[ToraToraTora]

no need for a pro brexit march, FF, the UK is pro brexit nothing to march about!

[emmie]

that is just it, the pro Brexiteers don;t need to march..

[fiction-factory]

Maybe just as a celebration or a reminder of the result to the SGB if that's still the term. But we have the right to march peacefully so maybe just leave them to get on with it and take pleasure in the thought that they have the right to waste their time or make themselves feel better

[HansUrbancka]

It is reported in the article that Lib Dem leader Tim Farron said "Democracy continues". However, he was marching against a UK democratic vote to leave the EU.

Hans.

[ToraToraTora]

yes, the limp dums do inhabit another universe!

[jourdain2]

Just throwing their dummies out of the pram again, I'm afraid. No point to it at all. They must be the sort of people who like going on marches and, presumably, they all live within a convenient distance. I.e. they are all Londoners, so of no real relevance to the rest of the country. (There may be one or two who have bothered to come from elsewhere.)

[youngmafbog]

They will never rest from it, people like Faren have had their life time gold pensions removed from them from that great place of retiring - the EU madhouse.