Led By Donkeys: Unveiling the Faces Behind the Movement | The Listening Post

In the midst of political turmoil and a growing sense of disillusionment among British voters, a guerrilla campaign group known as Led By Donkeys has emerged as a powerful voice of protest. The group, consisting of co-founders Oliver Knowles, James Sadri, and Ben Stewart, has garnered widespread attention for their innovative and bold tactics in holding the British political class accountable.

The group’s actions, which often involve displaying provocative billboards and posters that highlight the hypocrisy and incompetence of politicians, have struck a chord with many people who feel frustrated and betrayed by the state of British governance. In a time where economic uncertainty, a mishandled response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and a wave of corruption scandals have eroded public trust in the government, Led By Donkeys has become a beacon of hope for those seeking change.

In our interview with the co-founders, we delve into the motivations behind the group’s activism and explore how they have been able to fill a void left by traditional media outlets. By leveraging social media and grassroots support, Led By Donkeys has been able to amplify their message and spark meaningful conversations about the state of politics in the UK.

As British voters continue to grapple with a sense of disillusionment and frustration, Led By Donkeys stands out as a powerful force for accountability and transparency in a time of uncertainty.