Last Sunday, Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage laid a wreath at a Cenotaph in Whitehall, honouring those who fought and died for Britain.
Farage said that he was “privileged and proud” to take part in the national act of remembrance.
“While time moves onwards, the foundations of our country were secured by their heroism. To do my part in remembering them was a great honour”, he said.
To mark Remembrance Sunday, Reform UK also launched a new First World War documentary, We Will Remember Them.
The 40-minute film follows Farage’s recent visit to battlefields in Belgium and northern France, and tells the stories of individual soldiers who showed remarkable courage in the trenches, tunnels and no man’s land of the Somme and Ypres.
With the First World War now beyond living memory, Farage stressed the importance of keeping these stories alive. Britain today has a duty to preserve the memory of those who served.
“The torch has been passed, and we owe these men better than to allow the war to drift into the background of our national story”, he said.
Watch the full documentary here, and be sure to share with your friends and family:
Farage said that he was “privileged and proud” to take part in the national act of remembrance.
“While time moves onwards, the foundations of our country were secured by their heroism. To do my part in remembering them was a great honour”, he said.
To mark Remembrance Sunday, Reform UK also launched a new First World War documentary, We Will Remember Them.
The 40-minute film follows Farage’s recent visit to battlefields in Belgium and northern France, and tells the stories of individual soldiers who showed remarkable courage in the trenches, tunnels and no man’s land of the Somme and Ypres.
With the First World War now beyond living memory, Farage stressed the importance of keeping these stories alive. Britain today has a duty to preserve the memory of those who served.
“The torch has been passed, and we owe these men better than to allow the war to drift into the background of our national story”, he said.
Watch the full documentary here, and be sure to share with your friends and family:
