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and contrast!God save the King: Canadian National Remembrance Day Ceremony in Ottawa, today 🍁 pic.twitter.com/mkPyFQraOp
— 𝐬 🇬🇧⸆⸉ (@crowningred) November 11, 2025
300 French army officer cadets (EMAC) singing the 🇫🇷 anthem 'la Marseillaise' in the Douaumont Ossuary, eastern France.
— Tom Antonov (@Tom_Antonov) November 11, 2025
This modern French ossuary contains the jumbled bones of 130,000 WW1 soldiers.#WW1 #France #Verdun pic.twitter.com/YbZ5Hz1cTv
Both anthems are in French. But one is a Christian hymn of salvation sung by children. And the other is a dreary pagan chant about bloody banners and soldiers and fatherlands.
One is about long life and the rule of law. The other is about cutting throats and howling.
There is something genuinely sinister about the various pointless, Godless nationalist entities that were spawned by the revolution.
And none can possibly be more sinister than France.
