'My daddy is a hero': Girl, 6, attends funeral of her father
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'My daddy is a hero': Girl, 6, attends funeral of her father - the 100th soldier to die in Afghanistan this year
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Originally Posted by Daily Mail
The last time Lucy Davies waved her father goodbye, it was to wish him well during his tour of duty. Yesterday, the six-year-old waved a final, heartbreaking farewell at his funeral. Guardsman Christopher Davies, of the 1st Battalion Irish Guards, became the 100th member of Britain’s armed forces to die in Afghanistan this year after being shot during an ambush in Helmand province on November 17.
The 22-year-old was described as a ‘legend, a perfect dad and a soldier’s soldier’ who wanted to make a difference, in emotional tributes from his mother Catherine, and his brothers Matt and John, the latter of whom had served alongside him. Hundreds of mourners lined the streets in his hometown of St Helens, Merseyside, to pay their respects.
Our soldiers are dying out there all the time and for what? this story had me near tears, and thats the sad thing - what are they dying for? why can't one mainstream politician stand up and say enough is enough and bring these innocent people home to stop them dying for a hopeless cause. A girl without a Dad to prop up a corrupt puppet government in Kabul, was it really worth it Mr Blair? Mr Brown? Mr Cameron? what always astounds me is the fact that the warmongers who support these wars are never there to volunteer themselves or their own children for the cause, and afterall who would sacrifice themselves or their children for these wars? would Blair? would Brown? Cameron?
Bring them home now.
Thoughts if any needed.