Comment by Sandra Divall on Friday

Well said Chris. In her last days my Mum made similar observations about society today and the way the elderly are treated after a lifetime of service and labour.  As you say, the dead can't fight back.

Comment by Chris on Saturday

Many many thanks Sandra for your comment, much appreciated.

What I find particularly nauseating is the sanitized and politically correct view during this D-Day regimental exhibitionists extravaganza.

Strange, the mass controlled media never mentioned anything about war veterans dieing since the 1980's of hypothermia because they cant afford to heat their homes!

 

Nothing about our fantastic freedom we have to work for six months or more of the year to pay off the Zionist banking fraud that can never be paid off as its designed to enslave us!

 

Nothing about our culture being systematically destroyed and our country deliberately being overpopulated by immigrants so as to destroy the entire fabric of society. Both immigrant and indigenous are victims of this cruel policy. A policy that is straight out of a KGB subversion manual!

 

Little wonder the French and other "Occupied" nations during the war didn't want our Zionist slavery freedom but preferred debt free currency! Over the last thirty years or so the French attitude towards D-Day has changed dramatically as new generations absorb the constant propaganda. Now they are going along with it.

 

I'm totally against all forms of totalitarianism, some awful crimes were committed against humanity during the German occupation. Equally though it is essential to see through the facade and realize psychopaths exist in all countries. Some awful crimes were also committed by the Allies, but they went generally unreported or were subject to "Twist Speak." so as to make the victimizer look like the victim.

 

What we had during this D-Day commemoration was sickly sweet schoolboy heroics mixed with Hollywood fantasy and selective amnesia.

Comment by Andrea L'voe on Sunday

D-Day and Astrology, An Alternative View.

http://youtu.be/MfTRrjSeXqg

Great blog Chris! I thought you might like to hear David Cammegh's
thoughts too!

Loves and blessings Andrea xxx

Comment by Chris on Sunday

Thank you so much, I'm deeply moved by your kind comments. David Cammegh is spot on.

Dad's beach was next to Omaha. The Americans went in half hour before Dad's unit and gave the game away. They could see how the Americans were being annihilated and realised what was in store for them. Also the Germans had time to prepare their guns for Dad's initial assault wave.

Dad said when they left the landing craft they went straight down into deep water and through all manner of body parts and a sea that was red with blood. As soon as they got ashore they were pinned down not only by machine guns but shells from heavy guns. They got off the beach by eventually running through a live mine field!

Because Dad was in the Front Line Intelligence, they had to go ahead of the front line and were often behind enemy lines.

Because of what Dad went through, I was never given toy guns or anything aggressive when I was young. That gave me a different perspective on life. 

One day I hope the real truth comes out regarding World War Two. It is my belief the French didn't want to be liberated as they were happy with debt free currency.

Another veteran's son told me similar happened to his Father when he was in Belgium. The Belgian people made it known they didn't want to be "Liberated."

Thanks again for you kind words of support

 

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