Farage Rallies Hundreds of Brexit Marchers Against EU Loyalists: ‘They Are the Minority, We Are the Majority’
by Jack Montgomery
Brexit campaign leader Nigel Farage has addressed hundreds of Leave supporters on the March for Brexit from Sunderland to London, reminding them that “we are the majority”.
The LBC host, Leave Means Leave vice chairman, former UKIP chief, and Brexit Party MEP addressed the marchers from the top of an open-topped double-decker bus outside the Horse and Groom pub in Linby, a village in Nottinghamshire, in the East Midlands.
“What a week it’s been. I was hoping to spend more time with you on the march this week but I’ve been in Brussels watching a British Prime Minister reducing our nation in the eyes of the world to the state of humiliation,” Farage told the assembled crowd, according to the George Osborne-led London Evening Standard.
“Worse than that, the gap that’s now opened up between the people and the politicians is such that, despite everything we were told in the referendum, everything we were told in general election manifestos, every promise that was made when 498 MPs voted for Article 50 which said we leave on March 29 with or without a deal, the Prime Minister signalled that we will not be leaving this Friday,” he continued.
“And that means this March to Leave could not be better timed.”
.@peoplesvote_hq claim a turnout of one million at today’s march. A reminder that last year the @metpoliceuk revealed that a Greater London Authority debrief document put attendance at their October rally at 250,000 – compared to their claim of 700,000https://t.co/9cKZvibKos
— Edward Malnick (@edwardmalnick) March 23, 2019