Greetings great Info-Warriors, I bring you this great news about the Russia-Ukraine war that has entered it's 17 day. It's the hope of everyone that has human sympathy in mind that the war in Ukraine should

Our forefathers sacrificed their lives in the service and defence of our great country so that we can live as free people. We will always remember them - Never Surrender! Editorial: Despite the totalitarian

It was a bitterly cold remembrance Sunday, Celtic were playing Motherwell and as usual Celtic's Green Brigade disgraced their war heroes. Green Brigade - A Chromosome Short Of A Simpleton On a bitterly

Don’t celebrate today by thanking veterans for their service, for I see it as an empty gesture due to 3 reasons: first, we are not ending wars; second, we create more veterans by fighting new wars; and

Our forefathers sacrificed their lives in the service and defence of our great country so that we can live as free people. We will always remember them - Never Surrender! Editorial: Despite the totalitarian

Did you forget to remember? These Bros did. "To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die.” Thomas Campbell, Hallowed Ground We would like to thank and remember the thousands of men, women, and

The attention justly paid to the horrors of the war itself should not lead us to ignore the terrible mishandling of the postwar settlement afterwards. One of the biggest flaws of the post war "peace"

My dad got really angry with me yesterday at breakfast with the family (in a restaurant) and told me to stop talking. What upset him was my claim that WW1 was a waste of time and life and that armistice

John McCrae, 1872 - 1918 In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place, and in the sky, The larks, still bravely singing, fly, Scarce heard amid the guns below.

One hundred years ago, on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month of 1918, the armistice to end The Great War went into effect. The leaders of the "great powers" finally decided

This is a thought provoking poem about a young un-named ww1 soldier, who fought in the fields and trenches but never made it back home and hence rests eternally at Flanders in an un-marked grave …. You

Remembering Armistice Day centenary in Paris, very significant, and London also very significant. Macron's speech enlightening, and a note on the attractions of world unity. However, one feels it would

 В цей день 1918 року між Антантою і Німеччиною підписане Комп'єнське перемир'я - кінець Першої Світової війни, в якій загинуло від 15 до 19 млн. людей, 23 млн. були поранені.

"We have peace in our time!" was the infamous quote credited to British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlin upon returning from his summit meeting with Herr Hitler in 1938. Well we all know how

Hi. Me again. I'm still in the process of sorting through an incredible amount of vlogs and blog posts I have been posting in various places. I started a channel on Patreon to share some recent things

One of the most powerful and moving pieces of war art. This painting by Lee Teeter shows a former soldier standing at a Vietnam memorial wall with reflections of the fallen looking back at him.

Franklin D Roosevelt was president of the United States from 1933 to 1945. Leading his country through the Second World War made him all the more impassioned about Peace.

Usually my artwork is focused on beauty and positivity, but on this day of remembrance I think about the horrors of war and how important it is for us to strive for peace. This drawing came from thinking

“War is the only game in which both sides lose.” – Sir Walter Scott – Today is a solemn, somber day. Have we learned anything from our past? Have we learned anything?Image courtesy of Neil Thomas and Where

Poppy poem In Flanders Fields by by John McCrae, May 1915 In Flanders’ fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place: and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly