Two London Protests in May 2021 - during lockdown measures, covid jab rollout and mandates - prior to being 'granted freedom' in July 2021, both attended by hundreds of thousands of people. I need to say this again; unapologetically, and without dilution. A slightly emotional moment here, anyone who... lived it will understand... others just want to forget. To the people who stood up in 2020 and kept standing when it would have been safer, easier and more convenient to acquiesce - you matter more than history will ever properly record. This one's for you, the un-'vaccinated,' the early freedom fighters. Anyone who 'woke up' and spoke up in 2022 or later will never understand what it was like. They cannot. There has been nothing - not before, not since - that compares to the psychological warfare, the social exile, the professional destruction, the coordinated humiliation of those years. It was singular. It was relentless. It was designed to break people. And still, you stood. You were mocked as irrational. Painted as dangerous. Deplatformed. Censored. 'Fact-checked.' Threatened. Arrested. Some of you were physically assaulted. Some lost careers, friends, reputations, family. The hostility didn’t just come from institutions, it came from neighbours, colleagues, strangers in the street. From the self-proclaimed 'compassionate.' From the enforcers of 'safety.' From police who forgot restraint. From citizens who forgot humanity. I know. Because I was there. I was arrested - sometimes violently - beaten, charged and convicted. Multiple times. Arrested as a terrorist and placed on a watch-list as a 'prolific anti-vaxxer.' They tried to outlaw your speech - literally. They tried to erase your questions. They wanted silence... total, obedient silence. And you refused. History has a pattern: the people who are first to speak are always punished hardest. It is only later - when the dust settles and the narrative softens - that others cautiously admit what those early dissenters endured. But those of us who were there know. We know the cost. We know the fear. We know how alone it felt. And we also know this: without those stubborn, 'crazy,' humanitarian, brave souls who refused to comply, who tried to inform others - the damage would have been worse. The injuries. The deaths. You were not reckless. You were resolute. You were not selfish. You were principled. You were not insane. You were early. And whether the world acknowledges it or not; lives were saved because you would not be intimidated or coerced into silence. That kind of courage doesn’t disappear just because the headlines move on. It remains. And it matters. Still. If you survived that. If you did not acquiesce. If you kept fighting... I know I’ll see you soon. Because that time was not just a test of compliance for the masses, it was a test of endurance. And you passed. Now, get ready... once again. We warned about what's looming, too. And we cannot afford to be 'vindicated' in the same way again. We must stop it in its tracks. But this time, the army is larger. The truth has spread farther. The awareness is greater. And our strength - tested, forged, unyielding - stands truly fucking steadfast. Thanks to Oracle Films for making sure history - and the truth - was captured and preserved.show more

Proud to say I attended both. Beautiful people ❤️

You're a warrior 🖤

Right back at you 🖤

I'm not the same person after the insane Covid years. It showed us people's true nature. I'm still very bitter about it. Many want to pretend it never happened. It was a test of compliance, to see how far they can push us. Some failed because they wanted a holiday FFS! 😠

I’m from the 2020 crowd. To this day I am still disregarded by several family members who still believe in the vaccines. I am still considered the ‘crazy conspiracist‘. I sleep easy knowing my body is healthy.

Those protests helped my family and me survive all that you describe. Proud and grateful to have been there.

London Protest Irish 🇮🇪 MSM and Ireland State Broadcaster ignored it, terrified to upset their paymasters in Big Pharma. #Presstitutes

And no massive spikes in, 'Cases ' recorded after these huge gatherings,contrary to what those pushing the narrative would have you believe. These were definitely, 'Super spreader' events, except, they weren't.

These images still make me cry... So sad. But so powerful. And utterly transformative.

London Protest - April 2021 This guy NAILED IT - I posted this on GETTR while in Twitter jail! London Covid Lockdown Protest #Pavlovsdog it’s all been planned. Divide and Rule and it’s working perfectly for them 😡 Listen to the end!

I was there at both too. With my whole family, none of us acquiesce. Also during con-vidwe did not queue we wore no masks, no testing kits, no jabs. We continue to use cash everywhere and refuse anything to do with digital ID. #WEDONOTCONSENT

I wish I'd known about these marches & known who Fiona was back then. Though proud to have been in Trafalgar square July 2021 & the Dig 🆔 rallies last year. I'm still trying to repair relationships with family & friends even now, after being cancelled throughout the C era.

Brought a lump to my throat on both days,proud to be there, lump in my throat watching this now,together we stand together we fall,shame on those who want to forget and bury heads in sand..

I am still standing ✊💕🐸⚔️

In the crowd on that video and outside downing st

That many people walking down Oxford Street and being amongst them was awe inspiring. When all thise people were shouting "FREEDOM" it was so loud echoing and genuinely unnerving. If we weren't being peaceful, nothing could have stopped us. But we all were despite MSM propaganda

It was the most uplifting protest and meant so much to know we weren’t alone, that there were so many other people that could see the truth.

Some of the best protests I was in! A real fight against real tyranny and we stood firm, together and won!

Some good people on those protests, which were simply huge. Also, having communicated via Telegram, going to Canterbury to meet and chat with Dr Mike Yeadon.

For London, it is noticeable that those crowds are overwhelmingly white. I don't know if there's anything to it, just and observation.

The attendance reflects the population. People travelled from all over the UK to attend these protests - from Wales, to Scotland and of course England. Not sure what point you're trying to make but if it's the case that the 'overwhelmingly white' attendees were the ones fighting for freedom for all - in love and unity - then that speaks for itself. And if you were there, you'd notice that people of all races, faiths and ideologies set aside their differences to unite for freedom. Trying to make this a race issue says more about you than it does the millions who marched...

@_InThisTogether We stopped the vaccine passports with those protests. The genpop will never know how important they were.

I was there with the hundreds of thousands - brilliant

Nicely put. I knew something was off once videos from China showed people supposedly dropping dead in the street. I never socially distanced, never wore a mask & me and my immediate family never took what we now know is a toxic drug. Not an easy time, but I knew I was right.

It helped to go along in person, to get away from the screen and know that there really were many people who had held on to their minds.

I was sprayed with bleach. Denied medical help. Denied antenatal care. My disabled daughter offered dnr before treatment. My son denied post cancer care. My baby boy was wrongfully delivered, mistreated & killed. My children weren't allowed to meet him. I am angry forever.

My father cried again yesterday to me: "you're crazy!!" I just laughed.

Remember when the police were breaking into peoples homes to see what visitors they had .? Thank God the treasonous police all took those jabs.

And the traitor laptop classes at @BBCNews and @SkyNews refused to cover any of them. Traitorous filth.

From last year, but I never get tired of seeing this.

History has a pattern: the people who are first to speak are always punished hardest. It is only later - when the dust settles and the narrative softens - that others cautiously admit what those early dissenters endured. Evidenced by Dr Judy Wood - 911

Proud member of the 19 percent (unvaccinated).

We met early doors. I travelled to London, not knowing what to expect. I was welcomed warmly by all, made friends for life. Realised I was not alone. Thank you for all of your time and efforts, darling. You made it happen. xxx

We tried to wake them up - protect them. To not succumb. Stop them from being poisoned again and again. In fact, we did everything for them. And we're still doing it… they don't seem to get it

There should have been mass protests in 2020 but people were too busy staying at home and clapping the NHS.

and the papers were told NOT to cover these protests including ones outside schools

Thank you, Fiona. I was there in London in 2021 but you and others raised the flags that we could rally to. And we will again.