London, United Kingdom - November 19, 2024 In an extraordinary display of unity, London witnessed the march of farmers against a new inheritance tax policy on November 19th. Rachel Gilbertson, a producer at "Gareth Icke Tonight" and "The Health Code Podcast," captured the event's magnitude in a video, exclaiming, "What a turnout for the Farmer's Protest." The policy, introduced in the latest Budget by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, applies a 20% inheritance tax to farms valued over £1 million, previously exempt. This change has ignited a fierce backlash from the farming community, fearing for the survival of family farms. The streets swelled with an estimated 10,000 to 40,000 farmers, their collective voice a testament to the strength of their opposition. The march to Parliament Square was not just a protest but a declaration of the importance of farming to the UK's cultural and economic landscape. The protest drew attention from various quarters, with public figure Jeremy Clarkson joining the cause, though his involvement also saw attempts by fringe elements to steer the narrative. The National Farmers' Union took advantage of the momentum by organizing a 'mass lobby' for farmers to meet with MPs directly, emphasizing how this tax could lead to the fragmentation or loss of family farms. Environment Secretary Steve Reed's stance that the tax targets the wealthiest estates did little to assuage the fears of those present, who see this as a broader attack on their livelihood and heritage. The Metropolitan Police ensured the event remained peaceful, aligning with the organizers' intent for a respectful demonstration. Yet, the potential for more drastic measures was hinted at if their voices continued to go unheard.