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[Londonrake]

…………. Happy ANZAC day.

[Lordo]

Indeed that's all celebrate invading a country thousands of miles away. Was this not where Churchill got them to stand as targets.

Celebrating invading another country indeed. Your principles are gushing out of your ears and all that.

[Londonrake]

Indeed that's all celebrate invading a country thousands of miles away. Was this not where Churchill got them to stand as targets.

Celebrating invading another country indeed. Your principles are gushing out of your ears and all that.

That’ll be the end of the “Live and let live” trial then.

Silly boy.

[Londonrake]

Your principles are gushing out of your ears and all that.

Says the man who talks about executing politicians and businessmen, who apparently oppress the UK poor, on one thread, then pops off to another where he enthusiastically supports the Russian invasion of a neighbouring country that's resulted in the deaths of thousands of innocent civilians.

As you are so very fond of saying. "You couldn't make it up".

[Lordo]

Wasssss the mader you boring old fart? Don't like to be shown for the hypocrite that you are?
Here you are celebrating the slaughter of hundreds of thousands of people from both sides.

Enjoy

https://www.facebook.com/kemalesref.oktar/videos/3229382643751957

[Londonrake]

Wasssss the mader you boring old fart? Don't like to be shown for the hypocrite that you are?
Here you are celebrating the slaughter of hundreds of thousands of people from both sides.

I’m guessing you meant “What’s the matter”.

When it comes to boring I suspect you’ve pretty much cornered the market on this forum.

I’m not “celebrating” anything and as far as events in Ukraine are concerned have always regarded the whole thing as a tragedy for the hundreds of millions directly or indirectly caught up in them. I don’t think it’s exaggerating to say that, to one degree or another, things will never be the same again.

ANZAC Day in Australia and NZ in essence is the celebration of the traditional ideals, courage, endurance and brotherhood brought about by shared adversity. But of course, as usual, you didn’t bother to look.

I’m sure your video carried a meaningful message - which was completely lost on anyone that doesn’t understand the lingo. It’s an English language forum. I sympathise with your struggles in that regard.

[Lordo]

…………. Happy ANZAC day.

What the fuck does this mean you idiot?

[Londonrake]

What the fuck does this mean you idiot?

That's a question I often ask myself about your posts. Today? WTF has a 130 year old Rudyard Kipling poem (that clearly you haven't even bothered to read) got to do with the present civil war in Sudan.

There's a very long list of "WTF has that to do with.....," as far as you're concerned.

As far as "idiot" goes. You don't know. It's others that feel the pain.

[Paphitis]

ANZAC Day is NOT just a day of commemoration for the Gallipoli Campaign. It is for all campaigns, even the most recent Afghan War where Australia has had 45 KIA.

It is called ANZAC Day because Gallipoli was the first engagement by Australian Armed Forces as an independent nation.

ANZAC Day or Galipoli has taken a more legendary recognition however, to celebrate the valor of Australian Troops, the mateship between Australian and KIWI Troops, the loss of innocence, and as LR said, brotherhood, and endurance through shared adversity with other nations like the UK, France, Ireland and so on.

later on, similar bonds were formed, more-so with Americans in Australia, Southeast Asia and the Pacific (Coral Sea). Not to mention, Vietnam and everything else since.

At Galipoli, 16000 Australian and Kiwi Troops landed on the beach on the first day. The ocean became red. 2000 of them became casualties before the Australian Sappers were able to form a beachhead for another 100,000 or so troops to follow in relative safety.

They were led by General John Monash who later became Field Marshall of the entire Western Front that eventually defeated the Germans. John Monash was a sapper (engineer) and later became Melbourne Universities Chancellor and also was the head of the ZIONIST movement in the 40s for the establishment of Israel.

The Turks would have you believe they won this war. An attempt to re-write history of course. But the actual fact of the matter is that Turkey lost the war irrespective of the fact that the Dardanelles Campaign failed to meet all its objectives which were to secure the straights so that the allies can re-supply the Russians through Crimea so that they can sustain their efforts against Germany's AXIS allies.

Turkey, was forced to sign the Treaty of Lausanne and cede territories to Greece, and Bulgaria. The spoils to the victors and the cucumbers to the losers of course - as it should be.

And the Dardanelles Campaign was part of the overall picture of at least keeping the Turks very busy and grinding them down which of course must have contributed to Germany's overall defeat in WW1. A campaign that involved soldiers from many regions and countries such as UK, France, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Ireland, India, and Nepal.

[Lordo]

You can dress it up as anything you like. It started with celebrating invasion of Turkey.

Oh no I forgot, you do not understand what invasion means.


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