Right-wing demonstrations descend into disorder following PM speech

Right-wing protesters took to the streets following the election results, leading to clashes.

Between 17:30 and 18:30 this evening, multiple right-wing parties and movements came together to protest both peacefully and violently after the Prime Minister’s speech at Westmorland House.

Last night, former Prime Minister Charles Stuart put out a statement saying, “Rigged election, we will win.”

At 5:20 this afternoon, protesters from both the National Party and the National Democrats started gathering outside Westmorland House before a speech from the Prime Minister.

The Metropolitan Police were quick to establish a perimeter and commenced stop-and-searches.

Around this time, a senior Cabinet Minister was brutally attacked in Greggs.

Justice Secretary jam1443 stabbed with an anti-government demonstrator standing outside

Many of the protesters had flags and signs, or were wearing military fatigues.

When crowds were let in for the speech, it quickly descended into chaos, with arrests being made and people blocking entrances.

The police restored order to the situation, and no major incident occurred.

The real trouble started after the speech concluded, with an event many have started calling the “Leinster Massacre”, where a bomb was detonated in the Duke of Leinster pub, where crowds headed after the event at Westmorland.

The police have yet to release a statement on who they believe to be the perpetrator; however, many on the right have called it a “false-flag operation”.

Following these events, National Democrats leader Charles Stuart put out a tweet stating, “Two-Tier Policing prevented us from telling the truth.”