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A tribute to all Britains Heroes (The Glorious Dead) Please vist www.britishlegion.org.uk and help out anyway you can our brave service & ex-service men and women and never forget the price they paid for our freedom,

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  • "England mourns her dead" - and what of the hundreds of thousands of Scots, Irish, Aussies, Indians, and Anzacs she sent to their graves?

  • Maybe i was quoting the poem "for the fallen"

  • Yes I'm happy to remember them every year. But the images of the first world war remind me of the idiocy of war and the disregard the people who started and continued it had for ordinary men and women. Jean Jaures was right - we should have had a general strike in August 1914. That would have stopped the toffs in their tracks!

  • I agree but somtimes war is a necessary evil.

  • england mourns i thought it was britain

  • Realy it should be Britian IMO as i class myself as British but i was quoting the poem "FOR THE FALLEN" :)

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  • God bless them all,we will remember them

  • No one has to rewrite For The Fallen - where it says "England mourns her dead across the sea - just say Canada mourns her dead across the sea - whether the fallen came from Canada or Britain they all died for our freedom - so lets not quarrel over unimportand things - Let's Honour them all!!

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  • Gommecourt ,..Serre ,..Beaumont hammel.., Thiepval,.. Ovillers,.. La Boiselle , Mametz ,..Fricourt...Martinpuich,..Po­zziers .., Londgdeville,..HIGHWOOD...IFyo­u dont know these places you should.....

  • lest we forget

  • Up most respect for these men and the ones in the 2nd World war and the ones out fighting know and those who will be in the future.

  • Probabyl too late - but this is 'Nimrod' by Sir Edward Elgar.

  • I lost my great-great-grandfather in the war. Obviously I wasn't around then, but my great-grandfather (whom I did know) was 10 when his father was killed.

  • If you're going to rant, spell Britain correctly, thank you.

  • BRILLIANT ,thankyou.

  • what the point in remembering them IF YOU DO NOT REMEMBER WHAT THEY DID FOR THEY DIE FOR THE EMPIRE FOR BRITON THE BRITON THAT WAS CHANGING IT racist whys now this once great country is overrun with racist and the as been left open to Americanism THEY DID NOT DIE FOR THIS BRITON

  • absolutely great, can you give me the name of that soundtrack?

  • For the Fallen,

    by Laurence Binyon (21st September, 1914)

    With proud thanksgiving, a mother for her children,

    England mourns for her dead across the sea.

    Flesh of her flesh they were, spirit of her spirit,

    Fallen in the cause of the free.

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