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Gonna be some big uns in South London... weve had enough of this lock up bollix
COME ON YOU LIONS
COME ON YOU LIONS
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Where? House parties?
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ON BALCONYS IN FLATS .. KNEES UP MUVVER BROWN ON THE STAIRS
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Is this another of the clap ones?
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Will the local Chaps be Joining in the celebrations Wounded ??
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anybody that survived the war, and corona virus, probably toasting absent friends
me dad spent most of ww2 running around gateshead doing errands for folk. will be nice to drop off so goodies for him. |
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We have to be careful with such celebrations , many in the London area may be offended by such events ..
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Not many Filth chaps where i live thank fcuk
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ww2 led to independance for many nations under british rule
i'm sure they will be fist pumping too. |
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YEP..many parts of London wont know what Ve day is... or give a fcuk.. as long as the chicken shops are open.. their sweet bruv
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enjoy Friday waving your flag,,because when DORIS and co put a border in irish sea in jan,the union jack becomes redundant for next year
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South east London was often a hotbed for the far right. Will they be celebrating or will they still be lamenting the 75th anniversary of Hitler's death?
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The British Indian Army during World War II began the war, in 1939, numbering just under 200,000 men.[1] By the end of the war, it had become the largest volunteer army in history, rising to over 2.5 million men in August 1945.[1][2] Serving in divisions of infantry, armour and a fledgling airborne force, they fought on three continents in Africa, Europe and Asia.
The British Indian Army fought in Ethiopia against the Italian Army, in Egypt, Libya, Tunisia and Algeria against both the Italian and German Army, and, after the Italian surrender, against the German Army in Italy. However, the bulk of British Indian Army was committed to fighting the Japanese Army, first during the British defeats in Malaya and the retreat from Burma to the Indian border; later, after resting and refitting for the victorious advance back into Burma, as part of the largest British Empire army ever formed. These campaigns cost the lives of over 87,000 Indian servicemen, while another 34,354 were wounded, and 67,340 became prisoners of war.[3][4] Their valour was recognised with the award of some 4,000 decorations, and 18 members of British Indian Army were awarded the Victoria Cross or the George Cross. Field Marshal Claude Auchinleck, Commander-in-Chief of British Indian Army from 1942, asserted that the British "couldn't have come through both wars (World War I and II) if they hadn't had British Indian Army."[5][6] British Prime Minister Winston Churchill also paid tribute to "The unsurpassed bravery of Indian soldiers and officers."[5] brave brave men |
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I don't doubt you.
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am in south london and all the neighbours gearing up for a street party the missus has ordered loads of bunting and union jack flags and grub ,i am doing my bit by ordering plenty of lagers and a few bottles of spirits a street pish up in the offing ! social distancing of course !
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Manzes is open
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Tis a silver lining. Can you imagine how insufferable the pocket Faragists who grew up watching war films would be right now getting all misty eyed about their victory over Europe. Farage, Rees Mogg, Banks, Morgan et al must be gutted they can't cash in on the expected patriotism bonus this week.
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fcuk off Trotsky
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The wannabee capt mainwarings will be enforcing social distancing
Fraser unable to attend as he has too much work on |
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No distancing weve had enough.. time for you Northeners to have some....wayay man
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no secret lock in at the beehive wounded knee?
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Think i will be in the backgarden, house tunes on and blockout the white cliffs of dover some desperate people living round me curtain twitchers and pot bashers putting leaflets through doors about it,dressing up and allsorts..Luckily they have avoided me so far,or i would have to give them a few home truths..
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yep fancy a pint swaggy ? pp .. thought youd be busy preparing your Heysal remembrance.. scowse FILTH
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GROW A PAIR AND LEAVE YOUR HOUSE
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GROW A PAIR AND LEAVE YOUR HOUSE
WK - with respect, it's not a case of bravery. 1) It's a case of not infecting others 2) Iirc, you believe this virus is a hoax or exaggerated and therefore there's nothing to fear anyway. Apologies if I'm confusing you with someone else. |
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wounded knee you seem like a bit of a thug, i'll give it a pass thanks.
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Shame about the Charcoal Burner
 I also use ..The Black Boy Pub.. off Avery Hill |
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Allah help us all if every possible 'community' isn't publicly embraced and (as usual) disproportionately recognised in the UK commemoration of VE Day.
I wouldn't mind betting that we'll finally learn that every man who participated in the Normandy Landings actually identified as female, or followed a Peace-Loving Religion, or was doing their bit to support and further same-sex relationships. |
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GIGGILO FILTH... Gutted his Mosk is shut.....
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take alun out for a drink ffs woundedknee!
He sounds like a right miserable bugger. Remind him VE day is supposed to be a celebration! |
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Hello foyleswar hope your well
We have all the bunting up and will be having an outdoor party with the neighbors on Friday at a sensible distance of course. |
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hi foxy yes well thanks, and you i hope, fingers crossed and all that ,seems like the whole road ( 26 houses) joining in the party ,fold away tables and chairs will be out bunting flags lets hope the sun comes out food booze music, whats not ta! great news that the french stuff will be on on the next weekend gives a bit of hope for our racing .
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Yes plenty of positive news around racing 3 days at Christmas is to much for me this is torture,Friday sounds like us ,most of our neighbors we just say hello to in the past this has brought us all much closer we all speak to each other now when passing the gardens on our daily walks ,I want it over but if all friends and family come through safely many of us will look back at the experience as something that in some ways improved our lives.
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VD day Celebrated on a regular basis in many parts of the UK ..
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last year i bought 16 original end of ww2 union jack flags on sticks from a car boot , they came out of an old village hall so i was told by the seller been there for donkeys years paid £15 the lot and knocked them out for £150 . happy days
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Please remember the 'Remainers' and the British "Progressive Left" in your prayers today. This is a tough day for them to swallow.
You see, they can't stand Traditional Britain, or this little country which rightly remembers the incredible courage and sacrifice of Our Greatest Generation who suffered or died for it in WW2. The country that gave the Modern Left so much, including the freedom to connive to make this a Land Fit for Terrorists, The Terrorist's Chosen Homeland. Even today, the Left won't hesitate to take the side of those looking to destroy us and the freedoms our parents and grandparents fought for, which maybe explains their taste for Islamofascism. |
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As usual Alun hits the right note...great and well written post.
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Well said alun have a great day
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