Tegenbetogers have a Saturday, there was a Black Lives Matter protest in London, in a violent manner, interfered with. The British prime minister, Boris Johnson, has condemned the disturbances as “racial violence”.
“Our streets are no place for racial violence,” wrote Johnson in a tweet. “Everyone in our police attack, you can count on for all of the possible legal repercussions”.
Tegenbetogers beat and kicked at officers and threw bottles, cans, fireworks, and other projectiles at ordetroepen in Trafalgar Square. Also, they shouted racial epithets, and the nationalist spreekkoren.
In Trafalgar Square, were the Black Lives Matter ‘ protesters, just like in many other places all over the world gathered to protest against racial inequality and police brutality following the death of one of the country’s black prisoner explained to George on the Cover.
People get into a fight with each other
Tegenbetogers tried by the square, metal barriers, and to use them to make their way through the politiecordon the event, agreed it was for the two groups of demonstrators apart.
Including the outside of the train station, the Waterloo Station, was the police to prevent groups of protesters are fighting each other were. At the top of a nearby bridge there was a stone at the police, thrown in.
Five people have been arrested for the violence
The London police said that five people have been arrested for violent disorder and assaulting police officers. Six policemen were slightly wounded. Administration of fifteen people are being treated.
“It is clear that the radical right-wing groups to violence, and anxiety in the city of London”, tweette mayor, Sadiq Khan.
The statues protected
The protest in London was changed to the plans of the tegenbetogers became apparent. A rally was to be replaced by smaller protests scattered around the city.
Several different statues in the city centre, with the plates covered, including those of Winston Churchill, Mahatma Ghandi, and Nelson Mandela.
Earlier this week, it was the statue of Churchill was plastered with the phrase “the racist”. It also threw out recently with a group of antiracismebetogers in Bristol and a statue of a former slave trader, in the river.
Tegenbetogers want to be “cultural defence”
Tegenbetogers, many of them dressed in football jerseys, described themselves as “patriots” and said that the British culture to want to defend it.
Even though Churchill is well-respected for his role in the defeat of nazi Germany during the Second world War, some activists are aware that he is a racist and anti-semitic ideas of idealism.
Friday, called Johnson the “absurd and shameful” that the Churchill statue is in danger, it seemed to be. “Yes, yes, and sometimes he has his opinions, expressed are those tegenwoord unacceptable. But he was a hero.”
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