I know that Brexit is a stupid decision and I'm angry that my EU citizenship has been removed, and that the opportunities for the young have been removed.
I'm originally from Salford, now living in France. I first came to SODEM in March 2019 to present a painting to Steve.
I'd not been politically active since leaving university and naively thought the British public weren't so stupid as to vote us out, so didn't get involved in campaigning.
I attended SODEM because I felt so strongly that Brexit is wrong, that the media is not balanced, that there was no other method of making my protest heard —and because Steve Bray was an inspiration.
I came to SODEM to send and signal my disapproval to parliament, at a government intent on railroading through a Brexit which would be so damaging for the people and the country.
I brought the Brexitometers from our Dorset for Europe group for the big display...
We were a disparate group of people who had not been aware of each other's existence before and, in the main, politically inactive. Over nearly four years, we have come together as campaigners, activists and friends.
As a result of the EU Ref, I applied to have my German citizenship restored, so that I'd keep my links with the EU, and so that my grandchildren could 'inherit' it.
I can't remember when I first went to SODEM, but it was fairly early on. I heard there were anti-Brexit protestors there and went down to support.
I wanted to save the country for ourselves and our children.