The Anonymous million mask march on bonfire night.

Anonymous isn't a coherent or organised collective to you can't really agree with them because of the breadth of diversity in the opinions of those who claim to represent it.

A march like this, at this time of day, of people who cannot be identified (and therefore cannot be directly represented in parliamentary democracy) is something that the current government can ignore. And because they can ignore it, they will. We know this because they have ignored other protests like this and some that have had a far higher ignorability bar than this. Perhaps the only thing they will pay attention to is the policing bill, which will be used as a brickbat against certain opposition that they can't ignore and as a device to engineer other cuts in areas they like less than policing.

You could argue that this march will raise awareness. But it won't. You've grievously underestimated the ability of Londoners to ignore whatever inconvenient shit that's going on around them. It's been raised to the level of an artform, it's practically a contact sport in LFL.

So I'm not sure what you think your Significantly Less Than a Million Mask March is going to achieve, but at most it's an exercise in shouting into an abyss. If the abyss deigns to respond with anything more than a desultory cry of "Fuck off march wankers" then I'll be very surprised. But hey, I could be wrong, maybe some of the Met's finest will sign up for Cracking Skulls practice at time and a half.

Either way, the sum achievement of this protest is actually less then zero. Why I hear you cry? Well as the strength of Anonymous, if it has any at all, is internet hacktivism, any time spent mooching about a dark and moody city that couldn't give a fuck is time not spent exploiting the weaknesses of your enemies. Definitely not time well wasted.

Have you considered trying something that actually works?