jasy said:
rubbish. there are rules of engagement for each area of conflict that uk laws do not even cover
Jasy, I'm beginning to have doubts about your claims of a career in the armed forces... I have highlighted the key word in your response. Engagement. Engaging the enemy. However, as I have explained in very simple and plain words,
this situation falls under the remit of the Army Act.
Traitor? Slogger, let me just point out that YOU are the one who tries to incite hatred against some groups of citizens in my beautiful motherland, England. Incitement to riot,
and during a time of war! If that isn't treachory I do not know what is. You are the worst type of traitor, a traitor who believes he is a patriot. You haven't got the slightest clue about the history of this country, it's conflicts, nor what makes it the best place on Earth.
Why you are both so keen to support some people who have dirtied the reputation of this great nation, I do not know why. "English" is still a word associated with justice, fairplay, respect and order in most parts of the world. Every time we let our soldiers off the hook for criminal acts, we errode that reputation.
Without that reputation we would be a small island to the north-west of Europe instead of a world-leader with an armed force that is feared by our enemies and worshipped by those we protect.