According to the British "Daily Express", dozens of protesters blocked the entrance to Downing Street on the evening of the 18th local time, shouting "Arrest Bill Gates!" British Prime Minister Boris Johnson reportedly invited about 20 of the most influential business people from around the world, including Microsoft co-founder Bill Point Gates, that night, and hoped to get them to support a range of his political campaigns in this way.
The crowd began to come alive around 6 p.m., with several protesters shouting into microphones. Some protesters have called for Bill Gates' arrest, calling him a "murderer." There were also signs carried by protesters with anti-vaccine content, calling the vaccines "toxic."
The video shows that when a car reached the downing street entrance, protesters surrounded the car and leaned in front of the glass to find out who the passengers were. But then, the police dispersed the crowd surrounding the vehicle and escorted the vehicle from another road into Downing Street.
About 20 of the world's top business leaders were influenced by Boris? Johnson was invited to Downing Street to win their support for his political activities.
In addition to Bill Gates, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon and Barclays President Jess Staley were also reportedly present at the evening's event.
Source: World Wide Web
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