I just marched. I knew it was an horrific mistake and a deliberate attempt by Blair and Bush to hoodwink the world. So I marched. I also appeared in Lysistrata at the Pleasance as part of the protest. Euripides held the great secret to end wars. It's why groups of women supporting each...
We travelled by bus from Northampton. My 3 primary school age children all came. It was such a huge March by the time we reached the end all the speakers had finished. It was an incredible atmosphere and the best March I have ever attended although I am quite experienced in this. It...
I previously protested against the War in Afghanistan. That time there were estimated to be 38,000 people there. It was a wet day, we spent time doing a sit-in as close to Downing Street as we could get. Ultimately, there were a lot of police waiting for us to get fed up and...
From a very small town in mid Wales 3 coach loads of us left for London at an early hour. It seemed like the whole of the motorway was one long convoy, all heading for the demo. It was a fantastic atmosphere and the energy was incredible. When we finally made it to...
Marched with my mum, dad, brother and two nieces, took us three hours to get from Charing Cross to the Houses of Parliament, was well worth it, fantastic community, anti-war atmosphere. A shame those in power just ignored us all, maybe if they'd have walked amongst us some humility and peace would have...
I marched against the war in Iraq because I knew thousands of innocent lives would be lost. It would start a spiral of destruction ....
This was my first real demonstration. Going to war was clearly the wrong thing to consider doing. History tells us we were right. The numbers in London were mind boggling. Just a shame the government did not listen. Democracy in action? Not from where I stood...
I met all my friends, marched against the war and then went to the Stags Head. It was like a mini reunion. Everyone turned up....
