Lets give thanks to our Special Forces.

[Highway Man]

So the ex soldiers who who served with the SAS and SBS just made up their eyewitness accounts of alleged executions to sensationalise it.

how many times, there are none.

 

[Highway Man]

So these mysterious ex members who are now speaking to the BBC now, if they saw war crimes being committed at the time but did nothing about it, why speak out now and not at the de briefings?

 

[Highway Man]

Afghanistan, Iraq, Northern Ireland, is there anything that they don't want to look at. All they are doing is giving more rights to the terrorists that are out there trying to kill the British forces. When will the government stop targeting the people who are looking after their affairs for them and start looking after them. The politicians send troops into a war, what the hell do they think is going to happen.

 

[Koolpc]

I reckong its all lies too.......

They deserve a medal for their services to our country and putting their lives at risk amongst the scum murderers, terrorists and fanatics...

My dear uncle was in the SBS during WWII....

 

[ellal]

A split second decision is required to either end your own life or someone elses. No time to ask yourself if this will go against me in a court of law. Kill or be killed is the decision to make.

As usual you deliberately confuse the issue...

Par for the course for you!

Being in a fire fight is one thing...

But what 'split second decision' do you think is required when faced with such a 'dangerous adversary' as a sleeping child?

And in fact it is highly unlikely that such matters would go to court given that the system is always there for a cover up...

Sadly there are people like you around cheering on those who commit war crimes - if they are on the 'correct' side that is!

 

[Highway Man]

But what 'split second decision' do you think is required when faced with such a 'dangerous adversary' as a sleeping child?

A sleeping child? Absolute poppy cock. Its like saying a sleeping adult. Who is to say they were asleep once killed? I don't believe this has happened at all. Just another Taliban family making it up. In order to stengthen the case they say they were asleep. You do realise this was a Taliban commanders house in this case don't you?

 

[denso13]

Who is to say they were asleep once killed?

The SF witnesses.

 

[Highway Man]

The SF witnesses.

There isn't any.

 

[denso13]

I know you think that. Some don't.

 

[Highway Man]

I know you think that. Some don't.

Only my opinion but I feel certain of it.

 

[Deleted member 323070]

there isnt any

You're in blatant denial.
There's no discussion possible.
If the war crimes are not acknowledged and dealt with, they will multiply and become ever more horrific.

 

[Highway Man]

If the war crimes are not acknowledged and dealt with, they will multiply and become ever more horrific.

Have you an example of where this is evident?

 

[Deleted member 323070]

There is no SAS or SBS witnesses. If they were so concerned why have they come forward now to the BBC and not told the MOD during the de briefings after the mission. Why won't they go to the investigation and only speak with the BBC who will not give their identities up? They will never go to a hearing or give their account. Therefore there are no credible witnesses who were there other than the Taliban fighters families talking rubbish in order to try and get compensation from the deal. The BBC are simply dramatising the whole thing. They have history of this. How has this all come to light? If the MOD were concerned after the de briefing and viewing the video footage, if there was any wrong doings, this would have been dealt with at the time. Not years later been dragged up by the BBC and Panorama which Panorama is the BBC. It is a complete load of rubbish.

The inquiry can enforce their presence and hear their testimony.
Unfortunately that does not apply to anyone not in the UK. Which is why so many Afghanistan people employed by the military were left to die and refused entry to UK.

Investigative journalism is a necessary part of a working democracy, whether you agree with it or not.

 

[Highway Man]

The inquiry can enforce their presence and hear their testimony.

No they can't

 

[Deleted member 323070]

Have you an example of where this is evident?

Look at history.
As mentioned before, WW1 and 2, POWS were treated with respect, as were injured soldiers.
Since then many western nations have started playing dirty, and 'our enemies' have responded likewise.

You (we) reap what we sow.