English Defence League demonstration in East London

The transcript discusses the lengths to which British political policing goes to suppress voices, including personal bans on attending demonstrations and communication. It announces a demonstration in East London on September 3rd, 2011, emphasizing the defense of democratic rights. Despite obstacles, a significant turnout is achieved, highlighting the determination to overcome suppression.

What actions are taken by British political policing to suppress voices?

• Banning attendance at demonstrations

• Providing free speech platforms

• Supporting protest organizers

• Encouraging public demonstrations

What is the main message conveyed by the people on September 3rd, 2011?

• To allow police to take away rights

• To cancel the demonstration

• To stand against the suppression of democratic rights

• To support the government's actions

Where did the demonstration on September 3rd, 2011, take place?

• West London

• South London

• North London

• East London

What was the turnout like at the demonstration in Tower Hamlets?

• Only police attended

• No one attended

• Thousands of people attended

• Very few people attended

Despite efforts to prevent attendance, what was the outcome of the demonstration?

• The demonstration was a failure

• The demonstration was canceled

• Thousands still attended

• Only a handful attended