Pro Brexit Protests Take Place in Westminster as the UK Fails to Leave the EU

The video covers the mixed emotions surrounding the UK's exit from the EU, highlighting both celebration and frustration. Protesters express disillusionment with the Brexit process, feeling betrayed by politicians. Despite smaller numbers compared to a previous Remain march, the passion remains strong. Concerns about democracy and political actions are voiced, with some feeling that voting is pointless. The protest concludes peacefully, but with a promise of continued action as Brexit delays persist.

What was the general mood among the Brexit supporters at the protest?

• Indifferent and apathetic

• Hopeful and optimistic

• Celebratory and joyful

• Angry and frustrated

What was Fred Carpenter's main reason for attending the protest?

• To celebrate the Brexit deal

• To express his support for the EU

• To voice his disappointment with political gameplaying

• To promote a new Brexit deal

How did the protest compare to the Remain supporters' march?

• It was more peaceful and quiet

• It was less organized and chaotic

• It was larger and more intense

• It was smaller but equally passionate

What concern did Susan and Martin Jones express about the political process?

• That the EU is not negotiating in good faith

• That democracy is being subverted by parliamentarians

• That politicians are effectively representing the public

• That the Brexit deal is too favorable to the UK

What was the general nature of the protest as it concluded?

• Loud and disruptive

• Completely silent

• Peaceful with minor scuffles

• Violent and chaotic