WW2 Veteran Says it as it is.

Good Morning Britain had a segment about remembrance sunday, and to honour this they brought on a WW2 veteran. When asked about his thoughts he came out and said 'it wasn't worth it, the sacrifice of all his friends dying, with how the country has ended up' (paraphrasing there but that is the spirit of it, ill drop a link to the actual bit below). When you hear him say it, it truly sounds tragic, that he believes that the sacrifice of his friends lives was not worth it, the inference being that England has fallen anyway, the next bit was pretty angering. Kate Garraway, was a bit condescending with her 'I'm sorry you feel like that' but Adil Ray who we all know is a Race Baiter and always looking for an opportunity to twist things into a racial issue, came out with 'what do you mean by that though'... and I would be shocked if as soon as he said that , that a producer said straight into his ear piece, 'stand down', or 'shut the fuck up'... He couldn't help himself. Kate Garraway then goes on to say 'well it's our job to make it better', what a utterly false thing to say, when GMB constantly air some of the worst unchallenged content you will see on British TV.. With this, and the BBC and their utter nonsense, how could media possibly make things better? they are machines for where we are today. The worrying thing here is that we are in the 4th turning, weak men have created hard times, and this cycle constantly repeats itself as we lose the experience of the people who were around the last time hard times were here, i.e. WW2. I see what this legend (Alec Penstone) said about it 'Not being worth it', not just as an observation of the state of Britain, but a warning of what might come... Here's the clip, skip to 5:20 for the bit i'm taking about above. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2LTcqnFXY0