Dover protesters caused 'morning of absolute chaos'. #Dover #England #BBCNews

Condolences bbc. It’s not the green activists this time breaking into military airfields and vandalising planes, throwing orange powder at snooker tournaments on live tv or sitting in the middle of the road and not moving while people are trying to get to work. 😔

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