Sir David Amess, Member of Parliament from United Kingdom
Madam Rajavi, Ladies and gentlemen
It is a huge privilege for the British delegation to take part in this rally for Free Iran.
Freedom, freedom, freedom, in our country, we enjoy freedom to live.
So ladies and gentlemen, we Brits won’t be Iranian people to enjoy the same freedom that we do. And we have a very large number of Brits here to join forces with you in this cry to free Iran. Members of the House Commons, members of the House of Lords.
We stand united with each and every one of you in your battle and I am sure that our message of free and democratic Iran will echo all the way to Tehran and other cities and towns across Iran shacking theocracy to its core.
But this year, I have the honor to be here with an even larger delegation from Britain than last year. We represent not only the UK Parliament in a cross party fashion, but also Scotland, the Law Society of England and Wails, the Unions, academia’s of the UK and Scotland, as well as religious leader. You know many of us on this stage as we have been supporting the NCRI and promoting democracy and human right in Iran for many years. Our delegation this year consist of 50 different prominent people, including my collogues from Parliament, Dr. Mathew Offort, Thriesa villiard, Roger Godsiff, Bob Blackman although we don’t have time to sing it and Baroness Firma, Lord Sing of Wimbledon, Lord Cater, the Right Rev. Bishop John Prichard representing 75 bishops and Archbishops, in this gathering Sir Alen Niel, Mark Williams, Michael Hancock, Mr. Brian Binley, and our solid Scottish National Party delegation including: Dr. Paul Manahan, professor Rodger Moline, Michel Tomson, Cray Willson, Dr. Carl Rosy and Chris Collen. Our strong Law Society delegation….
Madam Rajavi, Dear friends;
We are here to say we stand with you and the Iranian people as you strive for a better future and we will continue to support you until Iran is free.
