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11 Nov 09
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They fell, but o'er their glorious grave
Floats free the banner of the cause they died to save.
Floats free the banner of the cause they died to save.
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typical liverpool fan. Disrespects the thousands that died in action but expects us all to join in with the scouse grievathon
Somehow the scale of the horror that these men, (mostly boys) suffered, becomes more poignant with each passing year.
They deserve our respect & gratitude.
Rest in Peace.
They deserve our respect & gratitude.
Rest in Peace.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-6OMx3mCFs&feature=related
SDT - grade A tw@t
while the vast majority in the UK keep quiet for two minutes there's always one stupid cvnt in every crowd.
And imo, the football forum was 1.01 to achieve it.
while the vast majority in the UK keep quiet for two minutes there's always one stupid cvnt in every crowd.
And imo, the football forum was 1.01 to achieve it.
oh get reall ffs , can nobody have a laugh these days, did u all stand in front of the tv, chest stuck out with ur hand on ur forehead.. i think not..
No we paid respects by keeping silent for two minutes
Or if we didn't want to observe the two minutes, we at least respected the wishes of those who did.
Common human decency, I believe it's called
Or if we didn't want to observe the two minutes, we at least respected the wishes of those who did.
Common human decency, I believe it's called
Its not what you said its what you did action speaks louder than words!
good on all those who were silent
i most certainly was
i most certainly was
oh well i suppose i better throw myself in front of a train then if all the betfair mob are onto me :(
Wonder if you would feel if people shouted at the Hillsborough cermony or Heysel........thought not you pocket dipping **bag
:^0 all these people having a go at me and nobody knows why :^0
as a member of the armed forces the comment re: what is the silence for - feels me with an immense rage
ur not a d1ckhead Mancienne dont be so hard on yourself
this thread is a sign that the forum has become slightly too involved in people's lives. FFS, the forum does not need a silence. By all means inform people that at 11 the nation is having a silence but a **ing thread??? come off it Trickster.
Del may well have been silent while typing.
Something to consider.
Something to consider.
thank you callin all i said was ssshhhhh and im public enemy number one :(
agree with charles - you do not need to be silent on an internet forum...
not knowing and appreciating the event on the other hand is much more tragic - see the coments of robin lace to me and others about this day on the horse racing forum thread
not knowing and appreciating the event on the other hand is much more tragic - see the coments of robin lace to me and others about this day on the horse racing forum thread
give SDT him a break he was asleep in his hotel room at 11 am
Jack Straw will confirm later
Jack Straw will confirm later
Where's "Rudolf Hess"......nowhere to be seen at 11am I feel!
Genuine question, did the governments on both sides encourage the slaughter of the armies on the opposite side up until 11 am, like to keep shooting at 10:59
people actually even died after 11am and for a few days afterwards whilst the withdrawals and so on were being sorted out - just because those in chare signed the paperwork - it took a little while for it to filter down
Last weeks release of Army records on the internet solved a great family mystery.
We knew that my great grandfather had been killed as a serving soldier but he died in 1919, we assumed he'd survived injuries received in battle and died a few months later.
When we got his army records it turns out he'd survived The Somme, Mons, Yrpes and 3 years active service.
He went to germany as part of the occupying army after the war and was murdered by another British soldier, stabbed to death! The soldier got 12 years, reduced to 5 due to his service record.
Waiting to get the trial transcripts from Army records.
Very sad.
We knew that my great grandfather had been killed as a serving soldier but he died in 1919, we assumed he'd survived injuries received in battle and died a few months later.
When we got his army records it turns out he'd survived The Somme, Mons, Yrpes and 3 years active service.
He went to germany as part of the occupying army after the war and was murdered by another British soldier, stabbed to death! The soldier got 12 years, reduced to 5 due to his service record.
Waiting to get the trial transcripts from Army records.
Very sad.
How many of the self-righteous support our current Wars of aggression?
The biggest shame to the men who gave their lives in the World Wars are the phoney wars in the Middle-East today; weapons of mass destruction indeed.
The biggest shame to the men who gave their lives in the World Wars are the phoney wars in the Middle-East today; weapons of mass destruction indeed.
I AM KNEW HERE 11 Nov 13:23
why am i getting crap for this!
probably the same reason i am
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why am i getting crap for this!
probably the same reason i am
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