On Saturday the 24th April 2021, over one million people gathered in London to march for their freedom, your freedom and your children’s freedom. Meanwhile the mainstream media remained silent throughout, except for a select few that have perpetuated barefaced lies.
If you were not in central London on the day of the event, or you are somebody who believes the only real news is what is reported on the BBC or Sky, then you could be forgiven for not even knowing that one million people marched through the streets of London against the medical tyranny that has infested the United Kingdom.
Or maybe you are one of those who has seen the select few reports in the mainstream media which describes the event as just “scores of people attending” or “no more than 10,000”. If you are we can reliably inform you that you have been lied to. Because the event that took place in London on the 24th April 2021 was possibly the largest protest the United Kingdom has ever seen in which millions from all walks of life attended.
People who have never protested in their lives were compelled to attend the march for freedom, and it doesn’t matter what they believe, they were all there united for one thing – your freedom. Because they can see the lies and suffering that has been lumbered on the British people over the past twelve months.
But of course you cannot just take our word for it, so please read on as we show you how many people attended the march for your freedom in London on the 24th April 2021. As well as prove to you that you are being lied to and manipulated on a monumental scale by the mainstream media.
BBC news remained silent throughout the day and still remain silent now. But a couple of their reporters did not, but only on Twitter of course. The two reporters in question work for the ‘Disinformation’ department of BBC news, which is rather ironic considering the fact they spent the duration of the 24th April posting disinformation and misinformation all over social media.
The first reporter in question is Marianna Spring, who bills herself as an “award-winning specialist reporter covering disinformation and social media for BBC News”. Marianna posted that “a few thousand anti-lockdown protesters” marched through London and added the caveat that they were filled with people who had “fringe beliefs” and believed “online conspiracies”.