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At the Extinction Rebellion protest at Marble Arch where someone calling himself Sustaina Claus and clutching a toy panda has led a call to save the planet. They’re now going to block Hyde Park Corner with performance art.pic.twitter.com/PkgW7JNxIe
It’s all quite lovely and hippyish here. A few hundred gathered at Marble Arch as a guitarist plays All You Need Is Love and What a Wonderful World. Beneath the arch they’re stockpiling soup and potatoes. They plan to camp here for a few days in protest at climate changepic.twitter.com/XCv6xRaogR
Marble Arch has been blocked by the Extinction Rebellion protest. Everything’s quite quiet and peaceful. Maybe 1,000 people here.pic.twitter.com/2EAJNHsxPS
They’ve picked a nice day to bring Marble Arch to a standstill. Just seen a middle-aged woman holding a placard with a wonderfully English apology for their rebellion: “Sorry for the inconvenience but I really don’t know what else to do.”pic.twitter.com/Z54dUYRlmN
One of the friendly campaigners (they’re too polite to be called protesters) says they’re going to blockade Marble Arch and four other sites in London until the government acts to save the planet, then adds “But I have to go back to work tomorrow.”
One placard: “We speak for the trees for the trees have no tongues.” True, though they do bark. Speaking of barking, just seen a poodle wearing a coat on which is written “Save the rhino.”
Could you please ensure everyone is gone by 5pm, only we are going to the theatre and I don't need any hold ups. Thank you.
A bit of rain would help you
No at all. If they took LSD they would understand how ego driven and ridiculously selfish they are being.
Unleash the Boris water Canon's
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