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Julien Frisch
Watching Europe (and beyond)
Saturday, 2 July 2016
#MarchForEurope: Now they march?
In two hours, several groups want to
March for Europe
. Now they march? Why not before the referendum?
It's always good to wake up when it is too late. Hoping, that it is not too late.
Image via
Techcrunch on Twitter
We will see later how many thought that it's not too late. And whether those who voted for Brexit actually care how many go out to march for Europe.
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