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There ya go boys/girls/they/thems 😁 You got exactly what you didn't want. The far right..... sorry whats that 🤔 Not the far right you were expecting? Oh dear! Whats that 🤔 You want us lot to defend your ideology 😁 Nah That Nazi you called us and believed existed was a myth Reality has a habit of stinging a little..

UPDATE 🇵🇱 Jakub Kulik is fighting for his life in the hospital after a shootout with 24-year-old Michat Oksiński in the streets of the southern Polish city. The attacker was stopped after taking the life of six people and wounding 16, but the tragedy would likely have been much worse without the heroism of Kulik. A native of the southern Polish city of Bielsko-Biata, prior to joining the police, Kulik served in the 18th Bielsko Airborne Battalion, a unit of Poland's 6th Airborne Brigade. He was also a member of Bielsko-Biała's volunteer fire service.

Whilst most people today are taking a moment to remember all those who served and sacrificed, a few, such as Nainder Kaur, seem determined to turn Remembrance Sunday into yet another platform for their own political messaging. Not once does she acknowledge all of the fallen; instead, the focus remains firmly fixed on a single group that suits her preferred narrative. That says far more about her than it does about anyone else. On a day meant for reflection, gratitude and unity, she chooses division, outrage and clickbait. If there is a time to put personal agendas aside, Remembrance Sunday would seem an obvious candidate.