A St George’s Day rally in central London has turned violent as fighting has erupted with police officers.
Thugs are chanting “England til I die” and most of London has been bought to a standstill with Whitehall blocked in both directions.
A group suspected of being far right barged past the Met Police who then “violently forced their way through” to make arrests neat to Whitehall.
Video footage has appeared which appears to show a thug smacking a police horse in the face with an umbrella and a group of men draped in St George’s flags are clashing with the police.
Saint George slayed a dragon so this patriot could smack a horse in the face with his umbrella 🏴 #whitehall #StGeorgesDay pic.twitter.com/aVS2BVcaup
— Patrick Dalton (@shitlondon) April 23, 2024
The Metropolitan Police said, “Regrettably officers are already dealing with disorder.
“There is an area allocated for this event in Richmond Terrace. This group went past it and continued up Whitehall.
“When officers formed a cordon and asked the group to turn round, they reacted by violently forcing their way through. Mounted officers intervened with horses to restore the cordon.”
The far right love to label peace protests with 500k people and zero arrests as hate marches, meanwhile you can’t get fifty of these racist clowns together without them trashing London and getting violent.
Peak projection.
— Tiberius (@ecomarxi) April 23, 2024
At around midday, the Met said, “Later today, an event to mark St George’s Day is expected to take place on Richmond Terrace, off Whitehall.
“We believe those planning to attend include far-right groups and groups linked to football clubs travelling from elsewhere in the UK.”
Two-Tier policing:
Metropolitan police deploy police horses after deliberately kettling and cornering a group of English patriots waving English flags, attempting to stop their march.
A scuffle then ensues with police labelling those celebrating St Georges Day as “far right… pic.twitter.com/wD3v1QTx1C
— Oli London (@OliLondonTV) April 23, 2024
The Met added: “The officers’ primary role is to ensure the safety of participants and the public, but they will not hesitate to respond in the event of disorderly behaviour or other offences.”
The Met Police have now issued a Section 60 and 60AA orders that allows their officers to conduct stop and search for Tuesday evening.
A Section 60AA order means that any face coverings or masks will allow the Met Police to order these to be removed.
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