Battle of the Somme: Private Sidney Lewis

Sidney Lewis was awarded the Victory Medal and the British War Medal for his service in the Great War, in which he was deployed to France with the 106th Machine Gun Company and saw active service including six weeks fighting in the Battle of Somme.

Private Sidney Lewis was 12 when he enlisted with East Surrey Regiment in 1915
Youngster from Tooting, south London, was fighting in the Somme at 13
His worried mother wrote to the War Office with his birth certificate
Sidney was sent home but worked in bomb disposal in Second World War
He later joined the police and ran a Sussex pub before dying in 1969 at 63

compare this then Boy to todays European youths.
The 'in fashion' now is Victim Culture, White Guilt, Marxist Indoctrination, TikTok, over liberalism, dismantling our identity blah, it goes on and on.
Our men are our protectors, yet they've done little to nothing with the knowledge that our capital London has become 61% Non-English, done little to nothing after numerous Jihadi terrorist attacks, little to nothing after multi-thousands of our girls have been groomed & raped, little to nothing when anybody and everybody can appropriate & claim our cultural, national and ethnic identity, little to nothing when our children are been indoctrinated from pre-school to grave, little to nothing with COVID-19 Lockdowns, Experimental Vax, little to nothing when LGBTQ+ propaganda & degeneracy is now normalised, little to nothing with Hate Speech laws that only harm the native peoples of the UK, little to nothing with enforcement of political correctness, little to nothing with the non-stop inward conveyor belt of illegal immigrants. I could go on and on.

We use to breed Men now we breed apologists
The 'Keep Calm and Carry On' and 'British Stiff Upper Lip' that made us Great has given way to wimpery.

*No More Brother Wars*

Video Clip from 2014