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The horrors of war on the innocent!!

Thu Nov 11, 2021 7:44 pm

A picture of the horrors of the wars bought on by the elitists.
They never fight just the citizens of that particular country.
Everyone is told the enemy are monsters then the victors write the history we take as fact.
All lives matter. And it’s always the innocent that suffer.
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Re: The horrors of war on the innocent!!

Thu Nov 11, 2021 8:04 pm

True Nukes.. lest we forget.. :bluebird:

Re: The horrors of war on the innocent!!

Thu Nov 11, 2021 8:20 pm

We will never forget. Total respect to all our veterans and heroes who have fought for our freedom. :bluescarf: :ayatollah: :bluebird:

Re: The horrors of war on the innocent!!

Thu Nov 11, 2021 8:25 pm

Full respect to those who fought and gave their lives for their country and future generations.

Re: The horrors of war on the innocent!!

Mon Nov 15, 2021 12:22 pm

It is estimated that up to 250 000 soldiers who fought in WW1 were under 16.I looked at the grave of a 14 year old Irish boy in France. At the entrance to the cemetery there was a grave finder book so families could locate their relatives gravestones.The boy was called Condon in the book there was a written note presumably from a family member stating that he had enlisted at 12 and had served in the trenches for two years before being killed. If you were a man boy it was quite easy to enlist. Recruitment sergeants were not too picky when it come to cooking the books.

Re: The horrors of war on the innocent!!

Tue Nov 16, 2021 1:50 am

Jimmy Scoular wrote:It is estimated that up to 250 000 soldiers who fought in WW1 were under 16.I looked at the grave of a 14 year old Irish boy in France. At the entrance to the cemetery there was a grave finder book so families could locate their relatives gravestones.The boy was called Condon in the book there was a written note presumably from a family member stating that he had enlisted at 12 and had served in the trenches for two years before being killed. If you were a man boy it was quite easy to enlist. Recruitment sergeants were not too picky when it come to cooking the books.



It's harrowing going through those books isnt it. Really puts alot into perspective.