John McAleese MM Commemoration Society

John McAleese MM Commemoration Society ALWAYS A LITTLE FURTHER - SAS WHO DARES WINS

25/08/2026
25/08/2026

FREE SPEECH. FREE THOUGHT. DEMOCRATIC BRITAIN

Freedom of speech:

🇬🇧 Freedom of conscience
🇬🇧 Freedom to disagree
🇬🇧 Freedom to own property
🇬🇧 Freedom to start a business
🇬🇧 Freedom of the press
🇬🇧 Parliamentary democracy
🇬🇧 Rule of law
🇬🇧 Individual responsibility
🇬🇧 National sovereignty

“Marxism, communism, socialism, capitalism and every other political philosophy should be debated openly. Britain should never be afraid of ideas. We defeat ideas through argument, evidence and democracy — not censorship.”


25/08/2026

OUR SECURITY MUST COME FIRST 🇬🇧

Britain must never become complacent about terrorism, extremism or radicalisation.

Hamas, ISIS, Hezbollah, Al-Qaeda, Al-Shabaab, Boko Haram, Lashkar-e-Taiba and other terrorist organisations have demonstrated repeatedly the threat they pose to innocent people. Terrorism must be confronted wherever it comes from, whatever its ideology and whoever supports it.

Our streets must be safe. Our communities must be protected. Our security services must have the resources and powers they need to identify threats, disrupt terrorist networks and prevent radicalisation before lives are put at risk.

But we must also be clear about something important:

British Muslims and other law-abiding communities must not be collectively blamed for the actions of terrorists.

The enemy is extremism and terrorism—not an entire faith, ethnicity or community.

Our politicians have a duty to put the safety of the public above political division. There must be no double standards, no turning a blind eye and no tolerance for those who promote violence, hatred or terrorism.

We should demand:

🇬🇧 Mass deportations
🇬🇧 Leave the ECHR
🇬🇧 Stronger action against terrorist organisations and their supporters
🇬🇧 Effective action against radicalisation
🇬🇧 Proper enforcement of existing terrorism laws
🇬🇧 Strong protection for our borders and critical infrastructure
🇬🇧 Greater support and resources for our police and security services
🇬🇧 Zero tolerance for the glorification of terrorism
🇬🇧 Equal treatment of extremism regardless of political or religious ideology

Britain has faced terrorism before, and we know the terrible price that innocent families can pay when threats are ignored.

We must not wait for another tragedy before acting.

Protecting our people is not left-wing.
It is not right-wing.
It is not about religion.

It is the fundamental responsibility of government.

Our communities deserve to live without fear.

Our children deserve to grow up safely.

And Britain must always have the courage to defend itself.

🇬🇧 SECURITY. FREEDOM. DEMOCRACY.

Protect Britain. Defeat terrorism. Reject extremism.

21/08/2026

Paul McAleese - GBNF

“In the morning, we will remember them”

Paul sacrificed his life for his friends, remembrance is every day for military families, we must support them and all veterans.

LEST WE FORGET

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19/08/2026

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LABOUR AND TORIES HAVE DESTROYED OUR COUNTRY AND BETRAYED OUR FOREFATHERS 🤬🤬🤬🤬If someone has no lawful right to enter or...
19/08/2026

LABOUR AND TORIES HAVE DESTROYED OUR COUNTRY AND BETRAYED OUR FOREFATHERS 🤬🤬🤬🤬

If someone has no lawful right to enter or remain in the United Kingdom, the Government has a responsibility to identify them, establish who they are, conduct appropriate security checks, and enforce the law - deport on mass.

The public has every right to demand that border security, national security and the protection of women and children come before political considerations - they don’t want to upset radicals who are dismantling Britain.

We should be able to debate illegal immigration, asylum, organised crime and extremism without branding ordinary British people “racist” simply because they expect the Government to control the country’s borders.

And where politicians or institutions have failed to protect victims of grooming gangs and sexual exploitation, those failures should be investigated openly and those responsible held accountable—regardless of their political party or background.

This isn’t about hatred. It’s about security, law, accountability and protecting the people who live here.

MPs who talk but don’t hold the Government to account are complicit when attacks are carried out across the United Kingdom.

It’s time to start mass deportations now, leave the ECHR now.

FACE OF EVIL This treacherous rat should be in jail for War crimes - what do you think people? Our war dead have been be...
15/08/2026

FACE OF EVIL

This treacherous rat should be in jail for War crimes - what do you think people?

Our war dead have been betrayed by successive British Governments for decades.

GUESS THE NUMBER 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿What percentage of Scots do you think have served — or are currently serving — in Britain’s Sp...
13/08/2026

GUESS THE NUMBER 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

What percentage of Scots do you think have served — or are currently serving — in Britain’s Special Air Service?

We may never know the true number. Special Forces do not publish detailed information about the backgrounds of their personnel.

But one thing is certain: Scotland has a proud and extraordinary connection with Britain’s Special Forces.

From Sir David Stirling, the Scottish founder of the SAS, to John “Mac” McAleese MM, the Stirling-born soldier who became synonymous with the Iranian Embassy siege, Scotland has produced generations of men and women willing to serve when others cannot. (National Army Museum⁠)

“I have your back, mucker.”

LOYAL SCOTS.
HARD AS NAILS.

From David Stirling and John McAleese to the many Scottish warriors who have served quietly and without seeking recognition — their courage, determination and sacrifice form part of our military heritage.

While we sleep, train, work and raise our families, there are those who stand ready to protect our nation.

Proud to serve Queen & Country. 🇬🇧🏴

Scotland has given Britain some extraordinary soldiers.

“Who Dares Wins and Who Shares Cares”

Lest We Forget.

📸 John “Mac” McAleese MM
📸 Eddie Stone 💪
There are many more like Gerry Bonner, Tommy Palmer, Dave Penman…


13/08/2026

Pte David Carson Memorial Day being planned by ASA Scotland Charity - this voluntary charity never sleep 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧🤝

🇬🇧   — 8 August 1976REMEMBERING PRIVATE JAMES ROBERT BORUCKIToday we remember Private James Robert Borucki, 3rd Battalio...
08/08/2026

🇬🇧 — 8 August 1976

REMEMBERING PRIVATE JAMES ROBERT BORUCKI

Today we remember Private James Robert Borucki, 3rd Battalion, The Parachute Regiment, a 19-year-old soldier from Kiveton, Yorkshire, who was murdered by the IRA while serving in Northern Ireland.

On 8 August 1976, Private Borucki was on foot patrol in Crossmaglen, South Armagh, having been on duty in the Cullaville Road area and returning towards his base.

A bomb had been concealed on an abandoned bicycle in the town square. As Private Borucki drew level, the device was detonated.

He was killed instantly.

The attack was another example of the ruthless tactics used against British soldiers during the Troubles. Private Borucki was simply doing his duty — serving his country and protecting his comrades — when his life was taken.

The British Army later built a sangar overlooking Crossmaglen and named it in his memory, ensuring that the young Paratrooper would not be forgotten. (Paradata⁠)

THE BICYCLE BOMB

Eighteen years later, on 13 August 1994, bicycle bombs were again used by the IRA — this time on the British mainland.

In Bognor Regis, a bomb concealed in a mountain bicycle exploded in a busy shopping precinct, damaging around 15 shops but, thankfully, causing no fatalities. A second bicycle carrying an explosive device was discovered near Brighton Pier and safely dealt with by police. (UPI⁠)

The IRA subsequently claimed responsibility for the attacks. Contemporary reports described the devices as being concealed in panniers on bicycles. (The Independent⁠)

The history of these attacks is a reminder that terrorism did not always come in the form of a conventional battlefield.

For soldiers such as Private Borucki, danger could be hidden in something as ordinary as an abandoned bicycle.

Nineteen years old.

A Paratrooper.

A son.

A young man who never came home.

Today, we remember his service, his sacrifice and the life that was taken from him.

Private James Robert Borucki
3 PARA
8 August 1976

We will remember him.

🇬🇧 Lest we Forget


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