Pro-Palestine activists are planning to disrupt Armistice Day events across the UK with a series of "highly coordinated" protests next week. Five UK cities are being targeted by Youth Demand, as revealed by an undercover investigation. In a confidential meeting on Saturday, November 2, the activist group joined Just Stop Oil at a members-only central London bar for an exclusive event.
The event in West Dock, named 'Politics is Broken: People's Assembly and After Party', saw over 50 activists gather to listen to speeches and discuss policy while vegan food and alcohol were served. Youth Demand activist Arthur Clifton, told the crowd how the group was planning to cause chaos from Monday, November 11 - a time when thousands across Britain will honour those who gave their lives for our country. "This is the start of our strategy coming into place on November 11.
With five cities across the country, Youth Demand will be getting out onto the roads, swarming, causing disruption, [and] getting off before arrests are made, hopefully." READ MORE: Full list of Walsall road closures in place for Remembrance Sunday parade 23-year-old Clifton, who attended the prestigious £8,600-a-term Latymer Upper School, added that the protests would mean "highly coordinated, highly organised disruption on a nationwide level". Arthur Clifton speaks on stage at the event (Image: (Image: Express)) He also hinted at further chaos around Black Friday, a major discount day for British retailers and consumer.
