RAF MONUMENT DEFACED

At some point during Monday night's far left protests in London, the Battle of Britain Monument was defaced with graffiti.  While police were naturally drawn to protect the Churchill statue in Parliament Square, some depraved individual or individuals attacked the riverside monument, located nearby on the Victoria Embankment.  They daubed 'ACAB' above the names of RAF veterans and also defaced another section of the monument, crossing out the name of Winston Churchill and writing 'racist' below it.

See photos below.

How on earth do these Marxist revolutionaries ever hope to garner public support when they behave like animals?

ASHCROFT RILES MILLENNIALS

Lord Ashcroft

Lord Ashcroft is trending on Twitter today as he becomes the latest target of the left-wing hate mob.  Last night he posted the following meme to his Twitter account with the caption: "Perhaps if World War 2 happened today the questions would include:-"

Thousands of whiny comments have been aimed at the Tory life peer.  Many attacked his tax exile status, with the inevitable 'gammon' insult occasionally thrown in and suggestions Ashcroft would have sought peace with Hitler.  Others, including Sky's Adam Boulton, have questioned the historical implications of Ashcroft's meme.  It's a satirical meme Adam, get a grip.

For many of the Twitter snowflakes, the above meme was just too close to the truth for comfort.  Imagine our pampered millennial generation in a warzone?  They can barely handle being told to stay at home for a few months.

NAZ SHAH'S VE DAY NAZI PIC

In a story completely overlooked by the mainstream media, the MP for Bradford West was involved in a humiliating gaffe last Friday.  In her VE Day tribute Naz Shah wanted so desperately to include the Asian contribution to the Allied war effort that she included a picture of soldiers from the Indian Legion.  Unfortunately for Naz, the Indian Legion was a military unit that fought for Germany!

Indische Legion (German) was formed from an allegiance between the Nazis and pro-independence Indians who intended to fight British rule.  The legion saw action in Europe and in 1944 was transferred from the jurisdiction of the German Army to the Waffen-SS.

As you can see from the enlarged photo below, the uniforms are clearly not British.

Shah deleted the tweet once her gaffe had been pointed out by several Twitter users.  She later tweeted the same message again, but replaced the SS photo with one showing the Queen Mother inspecting British Indian troops.  Shah's re-composed tweet can be seen below or here.

Thanks to Steve Ward for bringing this story to our attention.

BABY KHAN GROUNDED

Thankfully the so-called 'blimp battle' has been called off this time around.  The creator of the Sadiq Khan 'blimp' has called off its 'flight' in respect to our war dead.

"Few people asking me about the Sadiq blimp.  I was never going to fly it during our 75th D-day anniversary week, it's a complete disrespect to this country and to the heroes who laid down their lives for us.  Sadiq talks about 'Britishness' - yet he champions protests against our oldest ally, allows Trump baby balloon to fly during a state visit (on D-Day commemorative week!) and he's turned London into a global cesspit and laughing stock".

Yanny Bruere

Very classy and respectful.  No comparison with this freak show...