Vote down the deal!
It's not just about whether we are fed up with it,
it's about the long term issues and the implications that this terrible,
terrible deal's going to have for our country. Terrible, terrible deal.
I don't even know how significant this is.
You know you hope but it's just endless confusion.
And we feel like this is the last chance to make our voices heard.
I don't know what to say.
I want to be able to say to my 10-year-old grandson,
if he asks me what did you do, I'll be able to say well we did something.
We protested, we marched.
If people want to talk about the will of the people this is
certainly the will of a lot of people who are actually
bothering to turn out here to express it.
I'm here with eight coaches full, and we could have
filled more, from Warwick and Stratford. The only thing
that was better before we joined the EU was I had a full
set of teeth I think. What else might be better?
It does feel like a last chance. And I think the stakes are
quite high. For us personally it means that there will be
a border between us. I'm British, she's German.
It will have personal consequences for us.
Bollocks to Brexit!
We want Morris not Boris!
I tried to talk to a guy today with a Union Jack flag and
I went over to him and I said, fair play to you, you've got my respect
because you're out here with all these people who
obviously have an opposing opinion to yours and you're out
here saying your piece. And I offered him my hand and
he wouldn't shake my hand. And I said why, what's that?
And he said because you're against democracy.
I said but I'm for discussion and compromise and talking
things through and working out the issues and he wasn't interested.
And I was disappointed with that but that's the general response I get
with people at home when I talk to them about the Brexit position.
It's all emotional.
Traitor! Traitor! Traitor! Traitor!
Ignorant dick. Anyway, that's what you're up against.
When you have to try and reason with people like that.
It just says it all. We come up with witty signs and they
come out with bluster and bullshit.
There's no such thing as man-made climate change.
I am a man-made climate change denier.
Oh he hates it. He'd prefer to be able to go across the
Channel whenever he feels like it.
I'm representing friends who have cats who can't be here.
And we're here because the Brexiteers say this is
just a London mob. No it's not, we've come
all the way from Scotland to say that we want a people's vote.
Do or die Boris lies dead in the ditch! Dead in the ditch!
Do or die Boris lies dead in the ditch!
I've come from Paris last night. I live in France. My friends always
look at me with a very concerned expression and say, what are you doing
what's going on, are you all mad? Is it mad cow disease?
I voted leave in 2016 but I've changed my mind.
In 2018 my daughter unfortunately developed epilepsy and it was
really horrible to be honest. She was having like 30 fits a
day at one point. And we found out that her
drug was actually being stockpiled because of Brexit.
That's what I've got to say, we need a second referendum now!
Everybody here whether you're Green party, Labour or Lib Dem
agree that leaving the EU doesn't solve the challenges that the country's facing.
They've passed the amendment. The Letwin amendment went through? Yes.
322 to 306. So that means now he's ... He can't put the deal through.
Is he bringing it back anyway? Well he can't so he now has to
ask for an extension.
OK.
I think the rain has definitely fallen on Boris Johnson's parade
today, the parade here has been in beautiful sunshine.
Absolutely crazy. Just crazy.
So if there's been one small, I wouldn't say upside, but something
really good about this process has been to shatter the idea that
we are collectively apathetic politically. Lots of people
care a lot about what happens in this country about our relationship
with the rest of the world and I think that has to be the basis
for the conversation going forward. I think we have to
come together collectively and use this moment to ask a
question about what kind of society do we want to be
and to have that in a measured way. I'm tired of the soundbite politics.
We are not collectively so stupid that we can't take onboard a message
that's not more than three words.
We've had a great day. So many people have seen
what a wonderful float, how effective it shows the relationship
between our prime minister and his adviser.
It's not going to finish on the 31st of October. It's not going
to finish in my lifetime.
I think there's going to be another march, I think it's not
done by a long way.
Is this the last float you're going to have to make?
I hope so. It's the fourth one we've had.
There's one more to come. A victory one.