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Too often, we forget that Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs and people of other faiths served alongside one another in the Allied forces.
This Remembrance Day, we honour their courage and sacrifice. Different faiths, a shared history. #LestWeForget
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On this Remembrance Sunday, let us not forget the plight of Sergeant Clifford Martin and Sergeant Mervyn Paice of the British Army.
Both were abducted and murdered in July 1947 by members of the Zionist terror group, Irgun, in Palestine.
Zionist terror in the Holy Land has not, for a single day, relented since.
Can't even get my head around how crass it is for Remembrance Sunday to be used by the mainstream media to do nothing but talk about their favourite subject: cutting billions in support from the most vulnerable people, to pay for American bombs, for use in illegal wars.
"We are at a moment when the enormous price of rebuilding our defences is causing politicians to hesitate."
Sunday Morning presenter @MarkUrban01 reflects on the state of defence spending ahead of Remembrance Sunday commemorations.
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📺 Sky 501
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#RemembranceDay Harry Leslie Smith February 25, 1923-November 28, 2018
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Quite a few people upset that I pointed out one simple fact: Charles does not meet the criteria for and has done nothing to earn any of the medals pinned to his uniform. He also hasn't earned his ranks, they were given to him by his mum.
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Playing dress up again and wearing medals in front of real soldiers…..
Snivelling, supercilious cunts the lot of em.
Blair at another Remembrance Sunday parade. Never forget his scheming and lies that cost British troops their lives. Never forget Reg Keys standing up for his dead son Tom (killed in Iraq) and castigating Blair at the 2005 Sedgefield election count. At the 2010 Chilcott Inquiry, Reg Keys condemned Blair’s ‘lack of remorse.’ Every year it’s the same blank expression from Blair. The attention in the annual line-up of ex-PMs invariably falls on the buffoons and chancers to his right but he’s arguably the biggest villain of all.
#RemembranceDay #RemembranceSunday
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When you go home, tell them of us and say, For your tomorrow, we gave our today ❤️
Lest we forget
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Replying to @ReformUKSam
Remembrance is about the fallen.
It is not a photo opportunity for far right politicians.
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I'm literally sick to my stomach.
I said the same last year as we watched Starmer lay a wreath.
WE'RE ARMING AND ENABLING A FUCKING GENOCIDE.
What are we doing?? This is just theatre.
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Between 1914 and 1918 a million British 'subjects' of the 'British Empire' died in a pointless slaughter because the 'King of England' fell out with his own cousin.
And we still have twerps telling us in 2026 that these people died 'protecting our freedom and democracy' 🙄
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On Remembrance Sunday, we remember all those who have been killed by war.
Every year, I am reminded of the words of Wilfred Owen: “What passing-bells for these who die as cattle? Only the monstrous anger of the guns.”
Today, let us vow to build a world of peace for all.



































