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Magica wrote:

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It's on Saturday not Sunday. About time we marched.

How comes they're called hooligans when the Palestinians are called protesters. Marching on 11th which means so much to us all. Can you imagine doing this in one of their Muslim countries?

This should have been cancelled but the Chief of
Noddyland police refused to. Hope he's got enough.police.

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 Not sure why I thought it was Sunday!

I hope they have a large military contingent armed and ready to parachute in!

The amount of different groups who will be chomping at the bit to cause trouble on a massive scale is a little concerning.

From Arabs Jews Russians terrorists of many shades the list could be huge.

Tommy ten names asking people to get there to protect the site from a possible million people is incredibly dangerous.

I predict bloodshed and death.

-- Edited by jackthelad on Thursday 9th of November 2023 06:25:50 AM

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 Bear in mind your predictions always turn out to be one hundred percent wrong

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A message from Andrew Bridgen MP ahead of Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday.

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 What he said is so right.  It's about remembering the soldiers who died in two world wars to allow us to be free.  To remember what they gave up, millions giving their lives.  Also other battles men and women have fought and died in over the years since  WW2. 

I feel sorry the Palestinians who have been bulldozed out of their country and the continuing bombing of their homes.  They must remember Hamas terrorists started this, not Israel.  I do think now Israel should stop bombing, they have killed too many people, especially kids.

All this said, why should the Palestinians walk all over our heroes graves by passing the Cenotaph.  It has nothing to do with them or this country.  Enough now!

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Magica wrote:

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jackthelad wrote:

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A message from Andrew Bridgen MP ahead of Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday.

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 What he said is so right.  It's about remembering the soldiers who died in two world wars to allow us to be free.  To remember what they gave up, millions giving their lives.  Also other battles men and women have fought and died in over the years since  WW2. 

I feel sorry the Palestinians who have been bulldozed out of their country and the continuing bombing of their homes.  They must remember Hamas terrorists started this, not Israel.  I do think now Israel should stop bombing, they have killed too many people, especially kids.

All this said, why should the Palestinians walk all over our heroes graves by passing the Cenotaph.  It has nothing to do with them or this country.  Enough now!

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The march is going nowhere near the cenotaph, Mags. 

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 Really?  Oh that's good news anon, thanx.

We hear often from our western mainstream media that Gaza and even more so Gaza city are nothing more than giant open air prison camps refugee camps even concentration camps!
Lets have a quick peek... 5 places to visit in Gaza >>> 

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But then...

How Israel Made Gaza The World’s Biggest Prison

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 It fails to mention there are 2 million Palestinians living in Israel at this time.   But damn those nasty old Israelis, huh?

In light of the recent atrocities, I'm not surprised Israel is wary of protecting its borders.   Would you have open borders to those maniacs?   The sad thing about Gaza is that the majority of Palestinians didn't vote Hamas in and are living in terror from Hamas themselves.   Israel are doing right to wipe them off the planet.   And if innocent people die that's just war.  Just like all the British people who died fighting to keep future generations free.  It's the price you pay for freedom from tyranny.