War Crimes...

[Highway Man]

The whole thing stinks of brutality, war crimes, desertion of colaborators, cover-ups and denials,

Top UK Special Forces general oversaw blocking of Afghan 'war-crime' witnesses to Britain

Gen Sir Gwyn Jenkins oversaw a process where Afghan special forces were prevented from settling in the UK.

www.bbc.co.uk

But Dick Turpin says everything was above board.

You wasn't there and I wouldn't dream of bringing the UK forces into disripute like you are so quick to do. Just button it up idiot.

 

[Deleted member 323070]

I wasnt there

The UKSF wouldn't be going against each other and they dont use drop weapons either.

You weren't there, remember?

 

[Highway Man]

You weren't there, remember?

I wasn't in the SAS you moron so I wouldn't have been there with them to say what is being said by the BBC is correct. I have my reservations.

 

[Deleted member 323070]

You wasn't there and I wouldn't dream of bringing the UK forces into disripute like you are so quick to do. Just button it up idiot.

You're getting quite abusive now.
I have every right to be concerned about the conduct of the UK armed forces. So does every other Brirish person.
I have every right to express my opinion. Because you disagree with me does not give you the right to decide who can say what.

 

[Deleted member 323070]

I wasn't in the SAS you moron so I wouldn't have been there with them to say what is being said by the BBC is correct. I have my reservations.

I suggest you calm down, you're getting over excited.

 

[Highway Man]

And also the BBC has a history of investigating these things and handing over to the police. One such case against the paras cost the tax payer 23 million pounds with no evidence ever been found. This is simly another one of those.

 

[Deleted member 323070]

The UKSF wouldn't be going against each other and they dont use drop weapons either.

I wouldn't have been there with them to say what is being said by the BBC is correct.

Glad we got that sorted.

 

[Deleted member 323070]

And also the BBC has a history of investigating these things and handing over to the police. One such case against the paras cost the tax payer 23 million pounds with no evidence ever been found. This is simly another one of those.

It's called investigative journalism.
Do you think it shouldn't be allowed?

 

[Highway Man]

You're getting quite abusive now.
I have every right to be concerned about the conduct of the UK armed forces. So does every other Brirish person.
I have every right to express my opinion. Because you disagree with me does not give you the right to decide who can say what.

You are the one being abusive. I told you to shut your mouth as you wasn't there and called you an idiot. You are so not being abusive. Run along now little boy and find something else to cry about.

 

[Highway Man]

It's called investigative journalism.
Do you think it shouldn't be allowed?

It's called sensationalism and they do it all the time. Do you always trust and believe the BBC?

 

[Deleted member 323070]

You are the one being abusive. I told you to shut your mouth as you wasn't there and called you an idiot. You are so not being abusive. Run along now little boy and find something else to cry about.

A typical post, and a resort to abuse, from one who has no counter argument, and has been exposed as a simple denier, despite the overwhelming mounting evidence.

 

[Highway Man]

A typical post, and a resort to abuse, from one who has no counter argument, and has been exposed as a simple denier, despite the overwhelming mounting evidence.

F***k**f

 

[Deleted member 323070]

It's called sensationalism and they do it all the time. Do you always trust and believe the BBC?

Do you realise what has happened when investigative journalism is prevented?

 

[Deleted member 323070]

F***k**f

Not unexpected.

 

[SMG]

It doesn't prevent people like you ignoring the illegal war crimes of the Israeli state in Palestine though, does it?

People like me?? WTF are you smoking?