http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/10222719.stm
Ok, Boris Johnson wants to get rid of the people who are making parliament look untidy, peaceful demonstrators who want a few wrong things putting right, like the right to be where they have a right to be. The irony of protesting a law forbidding protests is a bitter one, it should not be necessary because governments should listen to its people, especially when many of them agree on the same things.
"Parliament Square is a world heritage site and top tourist attraction that is visited by thousands of people and broadcast around the world each day."
Tourism should not be allowed to get in the way of peoples' right to say what they like to their government, especially if they don't feel they can be fully understood by the usual methods of communication.
Ok, Boris Johnson wants to get rid of the people who are making parliament look untidy, peaceful demonstrators who want a few wrong things putting right, like the right to be where they have a right to be. The irony of protesting a law forbidding protests is a bitter one, it should not be necessary because governments should listen to its people, especially when many of them agree on the same things.
"Parliament Square is a world heritage site and top tourist attraction that is visited by thousands of people and broadcast around the world each day."
Tourism should not be allowed to get in the way of peoples' right to say what they like to their government, especially if they don't feel they can be fully understood by the usual methods of communication.