Originally Posted by EROG

The Abandoned Soldier (TAS) is currently in James Napier's studio, gathering dust. We are trying to re-ignite interest and hoping that our new campaign will get TAS a permanent home at the NMA..... TAS itself may become homeless.

In the unfortunate event that this does occur, park it outside the gates at Downing Street. It would be interesting to see how they would dispose of it.

Originally Posted by Biscuits_AB

In the unfortunate event that this does occur, park it outside the gates at Downing Street. It would be interesting to see how they would dispose of it.

Ha ha, that's very close to "plan B"

Best of luck with it, the meaning of the statue is probably too close to the truth but if Cameron was any sort of man he would embrace it, acknoweledging what has happened to the military at the hands of politicians in recent times, we can but hope.

How do you find it on facebook?

Plan C could be to turf those people off Parliament Sq and park it there
Plan D Hyde Park Corner
Plan E Imperial War Museum
Plan F similar to plan B

Originally Posted by fairy_nuff

How do you find it on facebook?

Plan C could be to turf those people off Parliament Sq and park it there
Plan D Hyde Park Corner
Plan E Imperial War Museum
Plan F similar to plan B

The Abandoned Soldier | Facebook

Here you go. There is another one too but its not used (old petition one that was re-named)

Fank ewe muchly

Originally Posted by Dollsteeth

Best of luck with it, the meaning of the statue is probably too close to the truth but if Cameron was any sort of man he would embrace it, acknoweledging what has happened to the military at the hands of politicians in recent times, we can but hope.

Do you mean that he'd use it as a weapon to hit Labour with, just long enough to avert our eyes from the cuts he has planned for the military? Tories...no better than Labour.

I didn't mean that I meant he would honour what it stood for but as you said it would become a political statement.

And I'm no Tory but to be fair the cuts were on the table well before he came to power.

Originally Posted by Dollsteeth

And I'm no Tory but to be fair the cuts were on the table well before he came to power.

But were they to be so scathing, or are we back to the good old days of the last Tory government which most of us appear to have forgotten?

I'm no supporter either...of both parties that is!