Brian Haw - London Protest 24th Feb 2007

Unlocking_Freedom
Published on Aug 20, 2020
This is a video of Brian Haw's speech at the demonstration in London on 24th February 2007.

Brian is an inspiration to the millions of people in the UK that reject Tony Blair's madness and addiction to US violence.

Tony Blair took us to war on Iraq to find weapons of mass destruction. There were none. 655,000 Iraqis, over 3000 US soldiers and 130 British soldiers have died in that illegal war. Now Blair wants to spend up to Â£76 billion on new Trident nuclear weapons for a 'defence' policy based on indiscriminate killing of millions.

Stop the War, CND and BMI organised the national demonstration to say no to these insane policies of death and destruction.

Brian Haw is a hero and it was a pleasure to see him speak.

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