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a night of heroes
« on: 17 December 2010, 21:09:40 »

on now itv1   :y :y   hats off to the forces 
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Re: a night of heroes
« Reply #1 on: 17 December 2010, 21:14:24 »

Agreeded but lets not forget our older heros who gave so much for us
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Re: a night of heroes
« Reply #2 on: 17 December 2010, 21:15:55 »

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« Reply #3 on: 17 December 2010, 21:19:27 »

we where talking about this the other night and we both said that our older genaration must feel a little peved as they have been forgotton and didnt get all these award shows for going to war.
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Re: a night of heroes
« Reply #4 on: 17 December 2010, 21:23:10 »

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we where talking about this the other night and we both said that our older genaration must feel a little peved as they have been forgotton and didnt get all these award shows for going to war.
shows how times are changing   but i agree the olders deserve as much recognition but i think you will find many are now ashamed of how this country is going :(
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« Reply #5 on: 17 December 2010, 21:26:21 »

Cant blame them there .....its now a dumping ground for the rest of the  world to dump all their rubbish here.....dont get me on my soap box please!!!!!!!!!!
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« Reply #6 on: 17 December 2010, 21:32:19 »

dont mean to hack your thread but the wife has just told me to shut up as i went on one about this,i dont fully agree with this prog(i fully agree with appreciateing our men past and present)its ok to sit there one night all the celebs having a champagne and and shed a tear or two but tomorrow its forgotten about while our men are still out there with holes in there boots and equipment not fully functional while a man with no legs comes on telly and everyone goes aww and then oh its ok hes just been thanked by a celeb(eh)the bit i lost it on to get told to calm down by the wife is the fact that lad has lost his legs and was probably earning less for that than a illegal immagrant was getting in benefits while he mowed down and left a little girl dying under his car while he ran off(you know the story)our men are there everyday and OH this one little slot for one night shows full appreciation(sorry for the sarcasm),sorry bout this millwall but yes your right HATS OFF TO THEM OLD AND NEW PAST AND PRESENT,if ive said anything to upset anyone i apologise but ive been ranting about things all day and how our men have the sh@t end of the stick and others are living the life of riley here(you know what i mean ;))
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Re: a night of heroes
« Reply #7 on: 17 December 2010, 21:43:31 »

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dont mean to hack your thread but the wife has just told me to shut up as i went on one about this,i dont fully agree with this prog(i fully agree with appreciateing our men past and present)its ok to sit there one night all the celebs having a champagne and and shed a tear or two but tomorrow its forgotten about while our men are still out there with holes in there boots and equipment not fully functional while a man with no legs comes on telly and everyone goes aww and then oh its ok hes just been thanked by a celeb(eh)the bit i lost it on to get told to calm down by the wife is the fact that lad has lost his legs and was probably earning less for that than a illegal immagrant was getting in benefits while he mowed down and left a little girl dying under his car while he ran off(you know the story)our men are there everyday and OH this one little slot for one night shows full appreciation(sorry for the sarcasm),sorry bout this millwall but yes your right HATS OFF TO THEM OLD AND NEW PAST AND PRESENT,if ive said anything to upset anyone i apologise but ive been ranting about things all day and how our men have the sh@t end of the stick and others are living the life of riley here(you know what i mean ;))


Spot on mate, but we do have our own work shy lot who are claiming evert benifit they can and not done a days work in their life  >:( >:( >:(
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Re: a night of heroes
« Reply #8 on: 17 December 2010, 21:47:02 »

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dont mean to hack your thread but the wife has just told me to shut up as i went on one about this,i dont fully agree with this prog(i fully agree with appreciateing our men past and present)its ok to sit there one night all the celebs having a champagne and and shed a tear or two but tomorrow its forgotten about while our men are still out there with holes in there boots and equipment not fully functional while a man with no legs comes on telly and everyone goes aww and then oh its ok hes just been thanked by a celeb(eh)the bit i lost it on to get told to calm down by the wife is the fact that lad has lost his legs and was probably earning less for that than a illegal immagrant was getting in benefits while he mowed down and left a little girl dying under his car while he ran off(you know the story)our men are there everyday and OH this one little slot for one night shows full appreciation(sorry for the sarcasm),sorry bout this millwall but yes your right HATS OFF TO THEM OLD AND NEW PAST AND PRESENT,if ive said anything to upset anyone i apologise but ive been ranting about things all day and how our men have the sh@t end of the stick and others are living the life of riley here(you know what i mean ;))


Spot on mate, but we do have our own work shy lot who are claiming evert benifit they can and not done a days work in their life  >:( >:( >:(
yes we do and theyre what i imagine as to be down the pub now going on like i just did(bloody hypocrits)
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Re: a night of heroes
« Reply #9 on: 17 December 2010, 21:47:33 »

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dont mean to hack your thread but the wife has just told me to shut up as i went on one about this,i dont fully agree with this prog(i fully agree with appreciateing our men past and present)its ok to sit there one night all the celebs having a champagne and and shed a tear or two but tomorrow its forgotten about while our men are still out there with holes in there boots and equipment not fully functional while a man with no legs comes on telly and everyone goes aww and then oh its ok hes just been thanked by a celeb(eh)the bit i lost it on to get told to calm down by the wife is the fact that lad has lost his legs and was probably earning less for that than a illegal immagrant was getting in benefits while he mowed down and left a little girl dying under his car while he ran off(you know the story)our men are there everyday and OH this one little slot for one night shows full appreciation(sorry for the sarcasm),sorry bout this millwall but yes your right HATS OFF TO THEM OLD AND NEW PAST AND PRESENT,if ive said anything to upset anyone i apologise but ive been ranting about things all day and how our men have the sh@t end of the stick and others are living the life of riley here(you know what i mean ;))

Agreed. I use to be in the forces and have respect for certain elements. To call Iraq and Afghanistan 'wars' compared the WW1 and WW2 is a misnomer IMO, despite the fact I was constantly attacked, mortared, shot at and stoned and was in other unfortunate events.

To now get so called celebrities involved in one night of 'paying respect to the forces' is a more of an insult. It's  bit late anyway. I have much more respect for the 18yo infantier than any celebrity, who IMO only shows their face for their own ends when it comes to things like this.

Take the X-factor finalists 'Hero' song or whatever it was called. An absolute insult to the good men and women. It was said that it was for the forces. It was written by Mariah Carey with no such intention, then chosen by money obsessed marketing men for fame hungry wannabees to get their face on tv and make money. They just used the cause for their own ends. By their own admission.

I think these sort of shows are there for the benefit of certain people who want to ease their conscience.

But, that said, respect to the forces.
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« Reply #10 on: 17 December 2010, 21:51:23 »

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dont mean to hack your thread but the wife has just told me to shut up as i went on one about this,i dont fully agree with this prog(i fully agree with appreciateing our men past and present)its ok to sit there one night all the celebs having a champagne and and shed a tear or two but tomorrow its forgotten about while our men are still out there with holes in there boots and equipment not fully functional while a man with no legs comes on telly and everyone goes aww and then oh its ok hes just been thanked by a celeb(eh)the bit i lost it on to get told to calm down by the wife is the fact that lad has lost his legs and was probably earning less for that than a illegal immagrant was getting in benefits while he mowed down and left a little girl dying under his car while he ran off(you know the story)our men are there everyday and OH this one little slot for one night shows full appreciation(sorry for the sarcasm),sorry bout this millwall but yes your right HATS OFF TO THEM OLD AND NEW PAST AND PRESENT,if ive said anything to upset anyone i apologise but ive been ranting about things all day and how our men have the sh@t end of the stick and others are living the life of riley here(you know what i mean ;))

Agreed. I use to be in the forces and have respect for certain elements. To call Iraq and Afghanistan 'wars' compared the WW1 and WW2 is a misnomer IMO, despite the fact I was constantly attacked, mortared, shot at and stoned and was in other unfortunate events.

To now get so called celebrities involved in one night of 'paying respect to the forces' is a more of an insult. It's  bit late anyway. I have much more respect for the 18yo infantier than any celebrity, who IMO only shows their face for their own ends when it comes to things like this.

Take the X-factor finalists 'Hero' song or whatever it was called. An absolute insult to the good men and women. It was said that it was for the forces. It was written by Mariah Carey with no such intention, then chosen by money obsessed marketing men for fame hungry wannabees to get their face on tv and make money. They just used the cause for their own ends. By their own admission.

I think these sort of shows are there for the benefit of certain people who want to ease their conscience.

But, that said, respect to the forces.
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« Reply #11 on: 17 December 2010, 22:32:37 »

I saw only just a few mins of presentation given to the soldier of the light infantry, but in that time my thoughts were was what will he be doing tomorrow as the show was just for tonight. 

in a few years all  will be  hazy memory and everyone will be more concerned about there own live's just as now considering the ultimate sacrifice that was made.  when a soldier no choice is given which theatre you are to fight nad many did not ask or expected when they joint they will be sent to Afghanistan.
Older service men and women say there is nothing good in wars and would not like to experience it again.

There are many parasites out there regardless of birth who prefer to take other peoples hard earned money and would not care one bit what our service men and women have to face ;)
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Re: a night of heroes
« Reply #12 on: 17 December 2010, 22:37:00 »

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I saw only just a few mins of presentation given to the soldier of the light infantry, but in that time my thoughts were was what will he be doing tomorrow as the show was just for tonight. 

in a few years all  will be  hazy memory and everyone will be more concerned about there own live's just as now considering the ultimate sacrifice that was made.  when a soldier no choice is given which theatre you are to fight nad many did not ask or expected when they joint they will be sent to Afghanistan.Older service men and women say there is nothing good in wars and would not like to experience it again.

There are many parasites out there regardless of birth who prefer to take other peoples hard earned money and would not care one bit what our service men and women have to face ;)

I don't think it's fair to say that. If you join any of our armed forces, there should be a reasonable expectation in your head that you could be sent to a place of conflict, which owing to the nature of the world, you will have no say over where or when you go.
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I saw only just a few mins of presentation given to the soldier of the light infantry, but in that time my thoughts were was what will he be doing tomorrow as the show was just for tonight. 

in a few years all  will be  hazy memory and everyone will be more concerned about there own live's just as now considering the ultimate sacrifice that was made.  when a soldier no choice is given which theatre you are to fight nad many did not ask or expected when they joint they will be sent to Afghanistan.Older service men and women say there is nothing good in wars and would not like to experience it again.

There are many parasites out there regardless of birth who prefer to take other peoples hard earned money and would not care one bit what our service men and women have to face ;)

I don't think it's fair to say that. If you join any of our armed forces, there should be a reasonable expectation in your head that you could be sent to a place of conflict, which owing to the nature of the world, you will have no say over where or when you go.

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I joined to serve and relish each and every opportunity to serve wherever and whenever i am needed to support the combat arms. 

I still remember to this day the look on my boss' face when I told him I was quitting tojoin the army (2 weeks after the invaision of iraq)  Some people dont understand it but I didn't join to sit on my arse behind a desk, I would rather be out there doing my part :y
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I saw only just a few mins of presentation given to the soldier of the light infantry, but in that time my thoughts were was what will he be doing tomorrow as the show was just for tonight. 

in a few years all  will be  hazy memory and everyone will be more concerned about there own live's just as now considering the ultimate sacrifice that was made.  when a soldier no choice is given which theatre you are to fight nad many did not ask or expected when they joint they will be sent to Afghanistan.Older service men and women say there is nothing good in wars and would not like to experience it again.

There are many parasites out there regardless of birth who prefer to take other peoples hard earned money and would not care one bit what our service men and women have to face ;)

I don't think it's fair to say that. If you join any of our armed forces, there should be a reasonable expectation in your head that you could be sent to a place of conflict, which owing to the nature of the world, you will have no say over where or when you go.

+1

I joined to serve and relish each and every opportunity to serve wherever and whenever i am needed to support the combat arms. 

I still remember to this day the look on my boss' face when I told him I was quitting tojoin the army (2 weeks after the invaision of iraq)  Some people dont understand it but I didn't join to sit on my arse behind a desk, I would rather be out there doing my part :y
fair play to ya Guffer  :y :y :y :y :y :y
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