I think what it behooves us to talk about is what it's been like in the UK, where we had

some massive demonstrations, huge, huge one in London, which was, what, like, I think the

Palestine Solidarity campaign said it was, what, like 500,000, and the Met Police said, you know,

we never learned to count above 20, so 20, I guess. Which actually, I believe, where the Met Police is concerned, look, you know, we never learned to count above 20, so 20, I guess.

Which actually, I believe, where the Met Police is concerned, look, that is not one of the

skill sets that's getting you into the Met.

That's true.

Yeah, it's like one, too many lots, you know, under 10,000.

A plethora of gentlemen.

A plethora of gentlemen of all ages, races, colors and creeds, marched through central London.

And this was quite controversial with basically politicians and commenters, people who are famously well adjusted and even more so now.

Well,

and very in touch with the mood of the public,

of course.

Yeah, of course.

As is always the case.

When it comes to British commentators,

politicians and various columnists and so on,

they always really have their finger on the pulse of what the man in the street thinks.

That's right.

I mean,

we had the first round of polling out. And it was something like 75% of,

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