When the Walk Against The Far Right Came to Me

Think you need a "the" because far right is like a noun group of people. It sound better to me also.

I had planned this trip long ago with a few friends.

At that/ the time we didn’t know that it would be an important day for France.

Another way to say

I don’t feel like explaining all of the political situation./ the whole political situation.

All you need to know, you already know: the far right is getting stronger and stronger in France like almost everywhere in the world (by the way, if you know any country where people are not going crazy like here, I’d be glad to know).

So, yesterday there was a huge march against the far right, from place de la République to place de la Nation.

After the dessert, we basically only had to get out of the restaurant to getbe part of the demonstration.

In other words, there was an unbroken walker-flow from the start to the finish.

Not sure what walker flow is. Do you mean the flow of events was unbroken? Or a certain unbroken energy?

I felt connected with so many human beings walking for justice, equality, social rights… We sang slogans together among which, my favourite, the famous Italian “Siamo tutti antifascisti!” It’s good to measure the number of people healthy in mind thereat are still in my country, like the number of hopes left for a more kindly world.

I had planned this longtrip a long time ago with a few friends.

At thate time, we didn’t know that it would be an important day for France.

I don’t feel like explaining all of the political situation. of France right now, though.

All you need to know, you is stuff you probably already know: the  far right is getting stronger and stronger in France like almost everywhere in the world (by the way, if you know any country where people are not going crazy like here, I’d be glad to know).

In other words, there was an unbroken walker-flow from the start to the finish.

I had planned this trip long ago with a few friends.

At thate time, we didn’t know that it would be an important day for France.

I don’t feel like explaining all of ththe entire political situation.

All you need to know, you already know: is that the far right is getting stronger and stronger in France, like almost everywhere in the world (by the way, if you know of any country where people are not going crazy like they are here, I’'d be glad to know).

By early July, there will be a votae/an election that will make our government either mainly fascist, or a bit progressive.

A country turns fascist when most of its citizens have lost all of their hope of being happy and see that the only one way to feel better, making th is to make other ones more miserable than them.

So, yYesterday, there was a huge march against the far right, that took place from place de la République to place de la Nation.

After (the) dessert, we basically only had to getstep out of the restaurant to getsee part of the demonstration.

From there we could see that the boulevard Beaumarchais was still full of demonstrators until the departureend of the walk.

In other words, there was an unbroken walker-flow from theinterrupted flow of marchers from start to the finish.

I felt connected with so many human beings walking for justice, equality, and social rights…. We sang slogans together among which,, including my favourite, the famous Italian “Siamo tutti antifascisti!” It’s a good way to measure the number of people who are still healthy in mind there are still in my country, like the number ofin my country, and how much hope is left for a more kindlyer world.