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On Remembrance Sunday, the Elizabeth Tower is illuminated to honour those who lost their lives in the First World War.
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"At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them."
Today, Royal Navy personnel joined the nation in two minutes' silence to remember those who gave their lives for our freedom.
#RemembranceSunday
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🫡Lest we forget.
The #Remembrance Sunday service and parade in the #airborne garrison city of #Colchester. Veterans and serving soldiers stood shoulder to shoulder with the public to honour all who bear the scars of war.
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🥀 This Remembrance Sunday, we honour Lee and all those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Their courage gave us freedoms they never got to enjoy. Their sacrifice will never be forgotten.
Remembered today and always.
Lest We Forget. 🫡
#RemembranceSunday
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The Tommy statue on Remembrance Sunday, near the war memorial on the seafront in Seaham, County Durham.
Lest We Forget 🫡🇬🇧
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I find it deeply uncomfortable that Mahmood and Burnham are at the Cenotaph, both pretending to be solemn, while scheming to have us ruled by Brussels & overrun us with immigrants hell bent of slaughtering as many of us as they can, just awaiting the order. Wrong. I hate Labour.
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This one gets me every Remembrance Day since 2019.
This is Fin Doherty.
When he was 6 in 2008, his brother, Jeff a paratrooper, was killed in a Taliban ambush.
Young Fin was determined to be a paratrooper like his brother.
He did just that and in 2019 earned his red beret.
His brother’s red beret was formally handed to him by Sgt Major Adam Ireland who had fought along side Fin’s brother. ❤️💔
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This shameless government lays wreaths at the Cenotaph today despite hating our country, its veterans, and defunding our military defence for a selfish political ideology of state control and undemocratic dictatorship.
Since 1914, more than 1.7 million men and women from Britain and across the Commonwealth have given their lives in the service of our nations. They came from every continent, faith and background, united by duty, courage and sacrifice. We live with the freedoms they defended that this government is trying to quash, and we must never allow their sacrifice to be forgotten. RIP
“They gave their lives for what? The country of today? The sacrifice wasn’t worth what it is now.”
On national TV a year ago, the late #WWII veteran Alec Penstone gave a devastating message.
Alongside almost half a million miliary and Merchant Navy personnel and civilians, he fought to save Britain from its enemies - those who sought to steal from us our liberty.
Yet before he passed away aged 101 this May, Alec felt the freedom he indefatigably defended had slipped away. What level of thanks is that?
Today, let us honour those that lay down their lives for *us* – join Restore Britain. Volunteer with us. Share this post. Do what you can. Do everything you can. The battle is not over until it is WON - forever! #RemembranceSunday