Pictures show Edinburgh anti-mask activists descend on Holyrood Park for second mass rally
The mask-less activists can be seen in Holyrood Park in their masses protesting mandatory vaccines and social distancing rules.
Participants can be seen carrying placards with anti-lockdown messages including “Purge the Sturge”, “No second wave, there wasn’t a first one” and “Hitler required compliance too.”
A similar rally was organised in the same location last month by Paddy Hogg, a councillor in North Lanarkshire, who was arrested shortly after the event.
The September protest had been widely criticised, with Scotland's national clinical director, Professor Jason Leitch, describing the activists as "deeply irresponsible.”
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A similar rally was organised in the same location last month by Paddy Hogg, a councillor in North Lanarkshire, who was arrested shortly after the event.
9. Job losses
Some participants were seen holding placards detailing job losses seen throughout the pandemic and asking First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to resign. Photo: JPI Media/Lisa Ferguson