In case you missed this from last year posted at the end of an article. Merry Christmas!
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StoptheWarCoalition on Sep 8, 2013
http://noglory.org/ Video by Heathcote Williams and Alan Cox. On Christmas 1914 in the first world war, thousands of troops on both sides unilaterally declared a truce and played football friendlies instead of trying to kill each other. Their officers moved quickly to stamp out such peaceful developments and in the following four years 16 million people were slaughtered.
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from the archives:
Christmas 1914: When rank and file imposed truce during imperialist war
The Folly of ‘Commemorating’ War by Lesley Docksey
Dandelion Salad 
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Or Brian we need a war to play football.
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We can stop war by not participating in it. Don’t enlist! Support the youth by hiring them, giving them an alternative income. Do something to make higher education more affordable (free!).
See: https://dandelionsalad.wordpress.com/2012/07/15/dont-enlist-but-dont-just-take-my-word-for-it-by-lo/
Christmas in the Trenches – written and performed by John McCutcheon.
see: https://dandelionsalad.wordpress.com/2016/12/25/christmas-1914-when-rank-and-file-imposed-truce-during-imperialist-war-by-henry-hagins/
Thanks for the music video, Ed.
Merry Christmas!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!
Thanks, Ed, you, too.
Of course these days we may stop playing football to have a war break.
Thanks, Brian.