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Private Alfred Wyles - 2025 - D-Day

D-Day Landings: My Grandfather Landed in the First-Wave on Normandy Today – 81-Years Ago! (6.6.2025)

His best friend was shot in the head and his body kept on running for a few feet before finally collapsing. The German soldier was aiming at my grandfather – before his friend ran in front of him – as part of the advance. My grandfather fought against fascism – but today the UK is over-run with home-grown fascists, Neo-Nazis, and White Supremacists – as the government tells us to support Neo-Nazi Ukraine and Zionist Israel. Out of respect for the memory of my brave grandfather – I refuse to do neither. This is how I choose to use the freedom my grandfather earned for me on D-Day!

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Inside the Tunnels

UK: Inside the London’s Abandoned Tunnels – Under Clapham South Northern Line Tube Station! (3.3.2025)

Despite the difficult circumstances, in an oral history played out loud to visitors, Margaret reminisces fondly about her time in the shelter.

“I had a wonderful time,” she explains. “I was an only child, and I made friends. We used to rush up and down the tunnels.

“People were all in the same boat down there. It was a great leveller. Whether you were rich, poor or whatever you were. If you were homeless.

“People were very kind to each other, much more than they are now. It’s funny isn’t it, that it takes a war to do that.”

After the end of the conflict, the shelters continued to be used as cheap hotel accommodation costing three shillings a night, equivalent to £4 today.

Guests at Clapham South included those who arrived in Britain from the Caribbean as part of the Windrush Generation.

But in 1956, after a fire at the Goodge Street station shelter, the Government decided to abandon the tunnels.

Today, they are mainly used as archive storage, although the tunnels under Clapham Common once housed a hydroponic farm.

For anyone who wants to check out the shelter themselves, new dates for the ‘Hidden London’ tour were released earlier this week, with tickets costing £38.

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Genuine Soviet History Has Been Suppressed in the West Since 1917!

USSR: How the Soviet Red Army Stopped the Horror of the Finnish Concentration Camps! (9.8.2024)

Another objective of the operation was to liberate the population of the territories occupied by the Finns. During the occupation of the Karelo-Finnish SSR from 1941 to 1944, 14 concentration camps were established, as well as over 30 labour camps and more than 40 camps for prisoners of war. These camps held up to 30 percent of the population, primarily Russians, Belarusians, and Ukrainians. These camps were part of a larger plan to create an “ethnically pure” Greater Finland, which involved the extermination of “non-Finnish peoples.” In 1942, the mortality rate in Finnish concentration camps was higher than in German ones.

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US Military Police Prepare POWs for Execution!

WWII [1944]: Execution [Firing Squad] of Nazi German Special Forces by US Military Police! (20.4.2024)

These fake American soldiers, however, quickly attracted the attention of the Allies. This top-secret bold plan was named “Project Griffin”. The most daring and dangerous work in the “Project Griffin” fell to 160 Nazi German Volunteers – who were proficient in speaking English. As secrecy was the key – these Volunteers were gathered together in the Grafenwöhr Training Camp – where they were fully isolated from other people – including their families.

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Veteran Star Medal: Alfred Gregory Wyles – WWII British Army Service [1940-1946]! (4.11.2023)

Although he joined the Royal Warwickshire Regiment – famous for its ‘Last Stand’ at Dunkirk – due to his ‘sharp-shooting’ ability he was soon transferred to the 1st Buckinghamshire Battalion (the ‘Light Bobs’) of the Oxford and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry (Territorial Army) where he was placed in an Anti-Tank Platoon. During D-Day, the ‘Light Bobs’ landed in the first-waves of Allied troops that hit ‘Sword Beach’. His Unit was tasked with fighting their way in-land ten-miles to Caen – where it was to relieve D Company of the Ox & Bucks Ligyt Infantry (Professional) – which had landed as ‘Glider Troops’ around midnight of June 6th, 1944. Due to these required military objectives – my grandfather trained with the Glider Troops around the Exeter Canal System – which resembled the canal system around Caen. Indeed, this association has sometimes ‘confused’ exactly what function my grandfather fulfilled due to him possessing a ‘Winged Pegasus’ badge!

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Exposing Leon Degrelle as a Far-Right “Coward”! (16.8.2023)

He probably purchased a copy of Werth’s book in 1964 and spent the next five-years stealing Werth’s work and fabricating his own insertion into the plot. The original publishing of the book in ‘French’ was probably a sloppy attempt at throwing people off the ‘plagiarism’ scent. After-all, the modern science of Criminology states that quite often those individuals who willingly ‘insert’ themselves into Police investigations are usually either directly responsible for the crime in question – or were involved in the committing of the crime is some way. Leon Degrelle was most certainly a ‘War Criminal’ – albeit one that went unpunished and who has served as a ‘Poster Boy’ for the political far-right ever since. As with all members of the far-right, it is important to continuously expose their lies and efforts to ‘mislead’ and ‘deceive’.

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