Ex-URNU-Student wrote:Anyone who supported this whole enterprise has no right to sit and whine about dead soldiers.

That is a particularly heartless comment, I imagine many of the dead did not ask to go, where is your compassion for their families and your respect for their service?

"Bayonet..."

Ex-URNU-Student wrote:Anyone who supported this whole enterprise has no right to sit and whine about dead soldiers.

That is a particularly heartless comment, I imagine many of the dead did not ask to go, where is your compassion for their families and your respect for their service?

"Bayonet..."

Soldiers out there at present are buying Norweigan body armour, I bought my own deserts on way out and few other things but own CBA is taking the piss, hang the establishment I say, few less £1000 chairs for fat arse generals, and while we're at it, a few less fat arse generals too dammit!!!

Soldiers out there at present are buying Norweigan body armour, I bought my own deserts on way out and few other things but own CBA is taking the piss, hang the establishment I say, few less £1000 chairs for fat arse generals, and while we're at it, a few less fat arse generals too dammit!!!

I don't believe you can call the Russian action botched, there are hard choices to be made and this is not the "Iranian Embassy" siege, the Chechens especially the women are prolific suicide bombers, the number of IEDs seen inside the theatre siege are testament to this, and that was a success by ...

I don't believe you can call the Russian action botched, there are hard choices to be made and this is not the "Iranian Embassy" siege, the Chechens especially the women are prolific suicide bombers, the number of IEDs seen inside the theatre siege are testament to this, and that was a success by ...

SO19 have their own police assult unit... think on every time you've heard of some loon with a gun in some house with a hostage... the unit deployed is SO19.
SAS are a counter-terrorist unit not counter-muppet/joe public.

Yeah they can seem a bit heavy...

...but they go so well with heels and dangly earings.

Yeah they can seem a bit heavy...

...but they go so well with heels and dangly earings.

So your argument is that because so many men died in WWII it was OK to show their bodies? At D-Day the men were on their way to liberate the whole of Europe, so surely the fact that those two should be left because they were going to protect one village should extend to the liberators of an entire ...

So your argument is that because so many men died in WWII it was OK to show their bodies? At D-Day the men were on their way to liberate the whole of Europe, so surely the fact that those two should be left because they were going to protect one village should extend to the liberators of an entire ...

As I said, there was a greater number of people losing relatives during the war, maybe the common feeling of loss was more compassionate, certainly the BBC showed no sign of compassion.

Only 45 odd lost in Telic so who cares if families are shown pictures of laughing arabs standing over their ...

As I said, there was a greater number of people losing relatives during the war, maybe the common feeling of loss was more compassionate, certainly the BBC showed no sign of compassion.

Only 45 odd lost in Telic so who cares if families are shown pictures of laughing arabs standing over their ...

I was going to quote people, Midshipman initially and then Cobalt but there is too much. I'll content myself with a rant.

The two soldiers Simon Cullingworth and Luke Allsopp, as no one seems to have mentioned that they were actually people, were known, the difference between historical footage and ...

I was going to quote people, Midshipman initially and then Cobalt but there is too much. I'll content myself with a rant.

The two soldiers Simon Cullingworth and Luke Allsopp, as no one seems to have mentioned that they were actually people, were known, the difference between historical footage and ...