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I hope the enemy trembles as I do when they look at our new army.
Britain will never again go to war without
our European allies says Defence Secretary Michael Fallon. Apparently we have a
“growing partnership” with our EU allies and should the Argies cut up rough over
the Falklands again we can be sure that the French and the Italians will have our
back.
I must say I’m a bit sceptical on
that last bit.
But as regards the main point, I
would go even further than the Defence Secretary.
Not only won't we be marching off to war with our European allies, our soldiers won't be
off to fight any wars at all. Good news of course. But sadly the
reason isn’t that the world peace has finally arrived. On that score in fact there
seems to have been a bit of an uptick in death and destruction recently.
No, the British army won’t be going
anywhere, because David Cameron and his liberal cronies have just about completed their long-term goal of crippling it. Take a look at what they've actually done rather than what this week's Defence Secretary says, and it's difficult to come to any other conclusion. It is now unthinkable for the British Army to fight a serious war. Cue Lennon and Yoko.
Take a look at the following questions and ask yourself if these are the actions of a government that supports our armed forces.
1) Why would you slash defence spending
leaving us with just 82,000 soldiers if you were serious
about defending Britain?
2) Why allow Public Interest
Lawyers and other scumbag ambulance chasers to bump up the number of cases against British soldiers who fought in Iraq to 1,555 unless you want to fatally wound our soldiers morale and with it their ability to fight?
3) Sergeant Blackman. Why
leave Marine A languishing in prison unless you want to deter our soldiers from
ever killing an enemy again?
4) Why introduce women into
fighting roles when they will significantly impact on combat effectiveness? Is it
really worth hamstringing our army just to cosy up to feminists?
5) The killer question. If Fallon is
to be believed we won’t go to war without the Italians. Remind me, when did the Italians last go to war?
I rest my case.
Merry Christmas war is over. La la la la.
I wonder if anybody has told the Islamofascists? |
14-18, 39-45, and the rest, all rendered futile on joining EU. Our brothers and ancestors blood may well have been water. #disgust
ReplyDeleteThey are probably intentionally reducing it so that it can be merge into the planed unified EU army.
ReplyDeleteNote also www.eurogendfor.com the EU paramilitary force ready to restore order in a member state. David Brown