Britain. Afghanistan. Trump. Mouth. Sock.On the President's Comments on NATO Shirkers in AfghanistanBy Nick griffin
Footage from Wooton Bassett. The return of eight of our dead soldiers in one cortege was most humbling, harrowing and moving commemoration of any sort that I have ever attended. “We will remember them”.Only someone with a serious sense of humour failure, or a slightly over-active humanitarian conscience, can fail to find parts of the Donald J. Trump Show entertaining. His roasting of the Euro elite was a case in point - pure comedy gold. But then he sneered at the way NATO forces”stayed a little back” in Afghanistan, without a caveat exempting British troops, and that was WAY out of order. Put a sock it, Mr. President! Here’s a reminder that Britain lost 457 of her best and bravest sons and daughters fighting in Afghanistan in a wicked and futile war started under entirely false pretences by the masters of the USA.  The ones brought back through Wooton Bassett (until the rotten government and pen-pushing scum in the MoD stopped the ceremonies there as they were becoming a focus for patriotic opposition to the disgusting war) were only a small proportion of the casualties. To the dead, one must also add the 2,188 injured - many of them maimed for life. Plus the 14% of soldiers who came back suffering from PTSD, and the oft-forgotten 1,230 (and counting) veterans of the conflict who have since committed suicide. The PTSD is surely accounted for partly by the fact that many of the British soldiers who served in Helmand did front-line tours of duty in which they were under enemy fire for longer continous stretches than those endured by British soldiers even on the Western Front in World War One. The only thing more disgusting that Donald Trump making light of Britain’s contribution is to see Keir Starmer criticising him for it. Starmer - the unspeakable piece of worse-than-shit (for shit at least has a use, being good for fertiliser) whose government has just put elderly veterans of the Northern Ireland conflict back into the legal firing line for a vindictive and sadistic lawfare fest by parasite lawyers who were part of the war effort of the Marxist IRA, and are now part of the sectarianian triumphalism still being waged by their Sinn Fein partners. Nick Griffin Beyond the Pale is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Become a free subscriber to Nick Griffin Beyond the Pale. For the full experience, upgrade your subscription. |
