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  • Katie B posted an update 5 years, 7 months ago

    And at the end of a British protest it would be rude to not end it with a sing song and a knees up:
    Hope it catches on people sing it everywhere loud and proud

    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gYcbGOf1R0U

    • Was David Icke at this one?

      • Yes, this was the Saturday one. He did a good rallying speech.

        • Whatever one thinks of David Icke, he has enormous courage speaking his mind and that for years on end really.

          • Yep, agree. He was shouting and outing these elite pedos for years before it all came out in lamestream. Plus Andrew Johnson and Richard D Hall did a great analysis on him and sheds a lot of light on the whackiest stuff he claimed if you YouTube it or go to Rich Planet TV.

    • I LOVE this in the character of the English. We don’t realize it but all the way up to WW2 people used to regularly break into song in small groups of friends, even in the US…its been mostly lost…tho can’t be forgotten totally.

      • Yes, people take themselves too seriously these days! If this song catches on, it could be quite powerful. It’s the fine art of the bardic mock that the west have, admittedly distorted probably, like you say, since WW2, so it’s lost its impact now. Maybe the people can restore it. Makes me think of the Hunger Games’ mockingjay

    • I found myself singing along with the 99%.. FANTASTIC .. Thanks for posting Katie ..

      • Ah excellent! It cheered me up too!

        • Is there a written copy available? I am part English but have an American ear and didn’t quite understand all the words. Thank you.

          • I’ll see if there is a youtube version with lyrics then you can sing it when you go round the supermarket like I do! Although in Glastonbury it’s normal to be a weirdo and get away with it!

            • I’ll just sing into my cell phone. When they first came out I worked in downtown Houston. The only way I could tell the homeless who talked to themselves from the new owners of cell phones was how they dressed.