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A Crisis of Consensus — Lest We Forget
Why we should use the lessons that our Remembrance Day celebrations teach and apply them to the responsibility we have to make this country great — the very thing those veterans fought to give us the right to do. Continue reading
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Tagged political dogma, remembrance day, responsibility, veterans
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Veterans’ Memories Another Casualty of War
Whether we make Remembrance Day a national holiday or not, something must be done to stop the fact that our veterans’ memories are becoming just another casualty of war. Continue reading
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Tagged memories, remembrance day, veterans, war, war memorial, youth
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Lest We Forget?
Remembrance Day is worth so much more than a poppy on a quarter. Continue reading
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Tagged poppy, remembrance day, school, youth
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