Progressive Rioters Attempt to Destroy Another City, Deface Women's WWII Memorial

Katie Pavlich | May 11, 2015 7:25 AM

Progressive rioters took to the streets and threw another temper tantrum over the weekend. This time, it was in London where "peaceful protesters" stormed the streets, vandalized property and defaced the Women's World War II memorial in response to the re-election of conservative Prime Minister David Cameron.

A protest has erupted in central London against the re-election of Britain's Conservative prime minister David Cameron, with demonstrators throwing bottles, cans and smoke bombs at riot police.

Scuffles broke out when the anti-austerity demonstrators, blaring hooters, banging pots and chanting obscenities, confronted lines of police outside the gate leading to the prime minister's Downing Street residence. At one point a bicycle was hurled at police.

Police arrested 17 people, and four police officers and one member of police staff were injured during the protest, a Scotland Yard spokesman said.

A Reuters photographer estimated that a couple of hundred people took part in the protest, including a group of about 25 black-clad youths with sunglasses and face masks.

Tonight I met war veterans who served our country- this desecration is a reminder of the evils of the left #VEDay70 https://t.co/P52MsUPqpT
— Clare George-Hilley (@ClareHilley) May 9, 2015

To the 11+ million who voted Tory, this was aimed at you. It hasn't worked. It has united our nation in disgust. pic.twitter.com/QR07ODNSRG
— Parliament Street (@ParlStreet) May 9, 2015