Discuss Minister for the Armed Forces requires assistance with cost of petrol. in Current Affairs, News and Analysis on The Army Rumour Service; Originally Posted by Joe_Private
I doubt it costs seven quid to process, and why shouldn't he claim if entitled?
Our Nick was not there in an official capacity. The salute is taken by the Mayor, ...
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About LinkBacks- 12-05-2012, 17:09 #11Our Nick was not there in an official capacity. The salute is taken by the Mayor, he just likes to hang around the side to show he is there and to take tea.
Originally Posted by Joe_Private 
Coaching done, training done - now she's just got to go out and do it. Brighton Marathon off you go.
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- 12-05-2012, 17:15 #12Senior Member
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If he is entitled then why not? So long as they keep claims legal and within reason I have no problem with it. Personally I claim for everything I can - why shouldn't he.
PS. I used a military vehicle to attend last years Remembrance Service because I didn't want to use my own fuel.When you're wounded and left on Afghanistan's plains, And the women come out to cut up what remains, Jest roll to your rifle and blow out your brains
An' go to your Gawd like a soldier. So-oldier of the Queen!
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They are all scum and I hate them all and piss on them with total impunity. That cnut Andrew Robatham is beneath contempt may the walking abortion rot in hell.
Bring em on lets see what they've got . stand still or i'll send the dog. . Fcuk 'em all bar one and bollocks to him! Take it from a 73 year old Teddy Boy;-Rock N Roll will never die;- So there! Another thing;- "This were all fields when I was a lad!"P.S. No medals.
- 12-05-2012, 17:48 #14And I presume you had to be there in an official capacity. He did'nt. What he did was as bad (only in my opinion) as someone in the TA volunteering to go on a rememberance parade and then expecting to get paid for it. Originally Posted by AFA06
But heho in this do as I say and not as I do society I suppose I should withdraw to my shed.Coaching done, training done - now she's just got to go out and do it. Brighton Marathon off you go.
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This gentleman should be ashamed of him self this is disgraceful . My little niece the other day gave her £2 pocket money for help for heroes because they had bady legs. So if a little girl understands this , then a minister should know right from wrong
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Only £2. A bloody outrage! Originally Posted by RearWag Warning, this post contains some flash photography.
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No doubt, he was acting within the rules.
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