[Oboogie]

In two months time it will be the 80th anniversary of the end of the war in Europe.

I've yet to hear about any planned commemorations/celebrations. It should be a unifying occasion to remember the fallen and celebrate the defeat of Nazism, the liberation of Europe and the subsequent peace and freedom.

But of "The Big Three", one is led by a man who sees Europe as his rival and describes the war dead as "losers" and another is led by a man who sees Europe as his natural enemy and is currently engaged in an illegal imperialist war against a European country.

This year is special as it's likely to be the last 'round number' with any veterans in attendance.
I find that quite sad.

I wonder how it will go.