1. As most of you know, we decided to organise r4or.co.uk when PV moved the date of their march. Our aim's always been to offer those who can't change their travel arrangements and those who can attend both a chance to protest on 12th Oct. The following's our plan.
2. We're focusing on the rights that all #66million plus #the5Million will lose due to Brexit. So the rally's taking place in locations we feel most relevant to the loss of rights:
The Home Office - Marsham Street
Tufton Street
European Parliament Office - St John's Smith Square
Sep 8, 2019 • 16 tweets • 10 min read
#R4OR review of the week: if you aren't angry, you aren't paying attention. Have a read and then sign up for @Rally4OurRights
While you are reading, please remember that the best indication of future behaviour is past behaviour 1/
Rees Mogg lies down in the Commons like a petulant boy defying his nanny and gets set straight by @CarolineLucas He won’t stand up for us. Will you? #R4OR 2/
It is in addition to the @peoplesvote_uk March on the 19th. If you can choose but can only go to one event, go to the 19th march. It’s bigger and more important.
1/#R4OR is firstly for people who could not change their plans to go to the march on the 19th.
It will be smaller, have a serious tone, and will be different to the usual march-crowd-speeches format (which works very well for larger numbers BTW).
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