LEST WE FORGET

I always remember the fallen, my family is amongst them.
However, they should have never been sacrificed, it never ends, just goes on and on. When will people realise it's the privately owned central banking cabal that manipulate all wars? Through MSM propaganda, bought and paid for Politicians we keep getting sucked in through division and manipulated hatred. It's all scripted and yet the masses keep getting sucked in.
 
Always think of my Dad on Armistice Day. Its also one of my daughters birthdays. He was a D Day vet and bugler playing the last post on many occasions. He loved watching the ceremony at the Cenotaph on TV each year knowing all the tunes the bands played.

Gone but not forgotten. We'll always remember you Dad. Proud of you.
 
A decent crowd for memorial Sunday in Mablethorpe this morning. There was two young fellas guiding the traffic through where the service was being held.when it came to the two minutes silence they stopped the traffic and one or two waiting in the traffic actually turned their cars around,two minutes,two effing minutes to wait and they couldn't. Nobs.
 
My neighbour Ludvig Bizeki who fought all through the Battle of Monty Casino in Italy. He was 100 in May. Still got his wits about him even at his age. Came from Poland when the Germans invaded in 1939. After the war he worked down Brookhouse Colliery until his retirement in the late 1970s. He left his Mother and Father four brothers and two sisters in Poland when he left and didn’t get to see them again until the 1960s. 😢
 

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Charliejoejohn2 said:
My neighbour Ludvig Bizeki who fought all through the Battle of Monty Casino in Italy. He was 100 in May. Still got his wits about him even at his age. Came from Poland when the Germans invaded in 1939. After the war he worked down Brookhouse Colliery until his retirement in the late 1970s. He left his Mother and Father four brothers and two sisters in Poland when he left and didn’t get to see them again until the 1960s. 😢
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https://images.app.goo.gl/boLc2pb6QQV1QLBf8 Let’s not forget the Indian soldiers that fought and died in the wars
 
I was pleased to join a group of about 150 ultra right wingers at our local service. We were mostly peaceful.

The irony of decrying patriots as some uneducated mob, but happily pushing them into uniforms and sending them to fight for them when it goes tits up seems to have been lost on many. I think about those young men waiting for the off in the trenches, or climbing into bombers with no certainty of return, of all those lads attacking the beaches of Normandy under fierce machine gun fire, and I think of our more recent young soldiers fighting and being blow-up in the deserts of the middle-east. Heroes one and all. As the Duke of Wellington once said, "I don't know what effect these men will have upon the enemy, but by God, they frighten me."
 
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Loads of right wingers in co op today,all goose stepping around the aisles shouting what sounded like cig aisle.
 
Twoplanks said:
Loads of right wingers in co op today,all goose stepping around the aisles shouting what sounded like cig aisle.
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Nazis were left wing. National Socialists. The left like to try and convince us that love of country is a sin beyond all others, but the Nazis were not free market, free speech supporters who wanted individual freedoms, a small state and low taxation. They wanted totalitarian control of everyone and everything in the pursuit of their political ideology. When you hear the BBC describing people with moderate or conservative views as 'far right' they have no idea. I suppose from that far left, everything looks 'far right'.
 
BTW- watching the Saturday evening Remembrance service this year I was struck by the contrast with previous years when, from memory, the religious ceremony was led by the Archbishop of Canterbury amongst 3 or 4 others.
This year there was only one cleric- head of the British Legion religious arm.
Has Welsby reaped the reward for his polarised social views?
If so, well done the British Legion.
 
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