Hi Everyone,
I’m back with another Actifit Report and Update. It has been a while since I’ve posted on Hive. I’ve been busy finishing my Sapien Loop character journeys. I’m almost done. I will post them as seven separate posts on my 
Unite the Kingdom
The UK is on the verge of complete collapse. We are in incredibly dark times. It is very difficult to be optimistic when the world is spiralling into madness. However, I would like to share a little hope.
On Saturday, in London, there was a huge march/rally/protest. There were most likely over a million people walking the streets to attend. It might have set a record for the largest protest/rally in UK history. It was organised by journalist and activist Tommy Robinson. In essence, the event was about bringing the people of the UK together to express their discontent regarding how the country is being run.
I was not at the event; London is a little far for me to travel. However, I watched it over the internet on Dan Wootton’s YouTube channel. I was very impressed with how it was run and the unity on display from the people attending. It seemed like there were people from all walks of life. People of different ages, backgrounds, ethnicities, religions, etc., had gathered and marched for a common cause. It was a beautiful thing to see, considering how much political tension there is in the UK at the moment.
At the end of the march, a stage and television screens were set up.
There were dozens of speakers from across the world. The UK is not the only country in the world that has a Government that actively works against its own people. Most other European countries are experiencing this same problem. Many of the speakers expressed these common problems and their vision for resolving them. The most well-known speaker being Elon Musk. He answered several questions from Tommy Robinson and expressed a heartwarming message of hope and love.
There was another far smaller protest not far away, which was brought too close to the main march. It was labelled as a counter-protest, which made little sense as their theme was racism. It didn’t seem like a real protest. It looked staged with hundreds of identical printed signs. It was likely an attempt by the Government to derail or discredit the main march. It clearly failed badly.
Overall, the march made a positive statement. People who attended should feel good about themselves. They sent a message of hope, and that is always a good place to start. I have a lot of other thoughts, but for now I do not want to detract from such a great positive message of unity that is truly an important part of our culture.
The short monologue by Sky News' Trevor Phillips sums up the event quite nicely.
That wraps up this Actifit Report and Update. I wish everyone a great week ahead.
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