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'Piddingworth...where St. George's Cross is not yet banned.'
                                                                            -
-Mark Steyn
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Live as free people,
yet without using
your freedom as a
pretext for evil;
but live as servants
of God.
(1Peter 2)
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I've seen the smiling
Of fortune beguiling,
I've tasted her pleasures,
And felt her decay;
Sweet is her blessing,
And kind her caressing,
But now they are fled
And fled far away.
I've seen the forest
Adorned the foremost,
Wi' flowers o' the fairest
Baith pleasant and gay,
Sae bonnie was their blooming,
Their scent the air perfuming,
But now they are withered away.
I've seen the morning,
With gold hills adorning,
And loud tempests storming,
Before parting day,
I've seen Tweed's silver streams,
Glitt'ring in the sunny beams,
Grow drumlie and dark,
As they roll'd on their way;
O fickle fortune!
Why this cruel sportin?
Oh! Why thus perplex
Us poor sons of a day?
Thy frown canna fear me,
Thy smile canna cheer me,
Since the flowers o' the forest
Are a' wede away.
Flowers Of The Forest
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Piper James Richardson, VC
(1895-1916)
of Bellshill,
Lanarkshire, Scotland
and Chiliwack, British Columbia
16th Battalion, CEF,
Manitoba
(Canadian Scottish Regiment)
Killed in Action,
Battle of the Somme
8 October 1916

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