My deapest sympathy to all those affected by this tragedy.

Dogwatch wrote:May they rest in peace.

Hear Hear.

Blair should never be allowed to forget his stupid decision to send our troops into that bottomless pit to please his mate Bush.

It seems that things were better during the Cold War.

This was when every country that could, had nuclear missiles aimed at each otherall the time. They were busy ensuring that they each had the most upto date defense systems against any form of attack.To bother with anyone else.

There was ...

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Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2006 2:43 pm Post subject: Army gets £35m vehicles to protect patrols from suicide bo..

Impressive.But will they ever arrive before the end of the decade?

Doc wrote:I think a naked Pamela Anderson statue, open legged would do more good for the countrys morale than someone from another country whos still alive.......oh hang on........right Andersons got bigger tits, all in agreemment say "EYE!

Just use the legs then.

Nickosx
Congrats,on jumping the first hurdle.

Good luck for the future

This chap was shot two or three times in the face one arm was almost severed ,it appeared to have been held in protective position in front of his face.

I wonder what other secrets have been hidden during the futile negotiations over Northern Ireland?

The main benefits seem to be the early release ...

It is generally agreed that the whole Iraq experience (still going on),is a complete cock up. Time for the coalition to move out.Whatever the cost, will never equal what has been wasted in lives alone up to now.

No need to look for another Sadaam type there will be plenty of the little fellows ...

HH and N ,
Of course you are correct .the trouble the people who have to be dealt with are not interested with the consquences of our or their actions.

They are an Alien culture which will continue to crop up in any volatile situation such as Iraq.

The forces involved in his rescue are the best ...

98% of the population is asleep. The other 2% are staring around in complete amazement, abject terror, or both. I am one of the 2% Frank:lol:

This subject was discussed at length by serious minded people some of whom had experienced war in its many forms and reasons. There were, of course, the ...

Can you please refrain from copying and pasting other peoples views onto this forum. Say it yourself or dont bother.

Dont try and kick-start a debate without first airing your own views.

Doc

I agree Doc,everything could have been said in a couple of lines.

In any case I think this subject had ...

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Cheers.

nickosx wrote:Was that 'Tonight with Trevor Macdonald'?

Yes.

Also to you Boney_Gildroy

Greenronnie wrote:

Sprey wrote: RCAF Long time ago.

Fair enough mate, I'm sure you've got enough stories to tell. We are working under a Canadian General out there actually.

Good luck I was one English with six Canadian Aircrew .All good mates.

I have just watched news report describing the disgraceful treatment of troops who have been wounded in one way or another while serving in the recent Operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. Some have even ended up waiting in A&E for ongoing treatment.

Unbelievable.What do you think?