Grenfell protesters storm downing street!!

is this the start of a much prophesied event?

politicians have become targets, there is civil unrest everywhere, people are starting to direct their anger in the direction of those who rule!

History does repeat, and this melting pot has been threatening to explode for a long time.
twitter.com...
www.bbc.co.uk...

i would be interested in others views on this and if they have other things to add to this breaking news

Shouldn't these people wait for the ashes to cool before ranting about justice?

There won't be civil unrest. Don't panic.

Hope they make a strong and loud statement, and do so peacefully.

They stormed city hall as well and so they should.
Protesters storm City Hall

a reply to: violet

Yes and they are of all races and creeds, they are united as one, this is a nightmare for the Machiavellian Political system.

i hope the people win!

When did they storm Downing street?

a reply to: smurfy

happening now I think....

no idea how to embed a video from twitter

listening to May now being interviewed

" insuring " " insuring " " insuring "

repeat repeat repeat

what a F#cking Robot

originally posted by: kibric
a reply to: smurfy

happening now I think....

#JusticeForGrenfell protests in Central London and West London - demonstrators outside the BBC have now moved on t.co... pic.twitter.com/S4bwRDX1Ic— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) 16 June 2017

I already saw the twitter, it says a rowdy but peaceful meeting outside of Downing street. Storming Downing street would be an entirely different kettle of fish, it's gated and blocked off with many police, probably armed police amongst them. Unfortunately the Twitter person must be a, 'The Sun' reader.

originally posted by: smurfy
When did they storm Downing street?

The Twitter video documents peaceful protesters outside the security fencing outside the end of Downing Street.

The second video documents the protesters storming the council halls of Kensington.

Mash them up and you have protesters storming Downing Street

originally posted by: paraphi
Shouldn't these people wait for the ashes to cool before ranting about justice?

Would the Government.?

a reply to: kibric

haha i was just watching "have i got news for you" on BBC1 (satirical comedy panel show) and they were just taking the piss bc she kept repeating we the government and have a job to do, lol then i read your post ..

To recap, three large protests were held on Friday evening:

One that began at Kensington Town Hall and worked its way north through the borough - heading for the charred tower. This is now beginning to wind down.

A second in central London made its way to the BBC HQ at Broadcasting House. These protesters are now heading south towards Piccadilly Circus.

A third protest was staged along Whitehall, ending outside Downing Street.

Source

I hope they stay peaceful and give the law a fair chance to do its job. If it fails, if it becomes obvious that nothing will be done about it, then I hope they spill politician blood, and the blood of those who protect the politicians.

a reply to: Davg80

I see nothing suggesting Dowing Street was stormed.

What am I missing?

Heard on the radio that they now expect the death toll to top 200? And they are worried about riots?

a reply to: Davg80
Strictly speaking, they haven't stormed Downing Street. The whole street has been sealed off for decades, and the videos only show the demonstrators outside the barriers there.

a reply to: MetalChickAmy

Agree with this except for the spilling of blood been enough of that already.

a reply to: DISRAELI
yes i know this now, i read two articles one after each other and made an honest mistake when writing the headline, should have wrote descend instead.