"Unprecedented cuts being proposed at the Ministry of Defence"
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Discuss "Unprecedented cuts being proposed at the Ministry of Defence" at the Strategic Defence & Spending Review 2010 forum within the The Army Rumour Service website; Cut / Combine the HQ Staff not the Front Line!
Granted this is all speculation, ...
Granted this is all speculation, but why is there no talk of looking for savings in the bloated HQ staff at Land, Fleet, Air and of course Main Bld. Has not the time come to have just two Mod HQ's; PJHQ for Op tasks and a MoD Centre dealing with all other issues on a more centralised basis whilst retaining seperate fighting arms.
It's less energy to type Oh My God than what you typed ;) lol
Good point, REMF_Q, and very well presented. But I think my point is valid (well, I would say that, wouldn't I?)
The journalistic "flush-out" tactic though, is as I alluded to, a pretty common one, and not just with Defence issues. Look out for it in the way TV journos in particular try and cross-examine politicos (quite funny when said politico is an ex-Barrister who is used to cross-examination!!!!) Anyway, I digress.
I work with any number of members of the "Oh my God" brigade, as I refer to them. They very often tend to have memories shorter than the blue fish in "Finding Nemo"; they jump from one story to the other, giving it "I read this in the paper yesterday, so it must be true!"
Back on topic; Thomas Harding's article, is, purely in my opinion, a good example of the "flushing out" tactic I describe above; that it gives Semper his daily excuse to (rather tediously) vent spleen at the Crabs is a complete sideline!!!!
Good point, REMF_Q, and very well presented. But I think my point is valid (well, I would say that, wouldn't I?)
The journalistic "flush-out" tactic though, is as I alluded to, a pretty common one, and not just with Defence issues. Look out for it in the way TV journos in particular try and cross-examine politicos (quite funny when said politico is an ex-Barrister who is used to cross-examination!!!!) Anyway, I digress.
I work with any number of members of the "Oh my God" brigade, as I refer to them. They very often tend to have memories shorter than the blue fish in "Finding Nemo"; they jump from one story to the other, giving it "I read this in the paper yesterday, so it must be true!"
Back on topic; Thomas Harding's article, is, purely in my opinion, a good example of the "flushing out" tactic I describe above; that it gives Semper his daily excuse to (rather tediously) vent spleen at the Crabs is a complete sideline!!!!
I am just jesting mate - you are spot on the money with what you are saying.
is madly in love with the Slug and doesnt care who knows it. from the moment she first got me in a headlock and took my lunch money off me, I knew she was the only girl for me.
'Have you had enough? Have you had enough you fucking Moldavian bastard, your Excellency.'
Maybe It´s a giant step into the real world at the moment, the Yanks provide most FJ air cover and have more helicopters to rescue our wounded,Britain has not a single MBT in AFG at the moment, so if we don´t need all these capabilities now we might as well get rid of them,we´ll become what we are now,providers of grunts on the ground to be moved and protected by the Yanks.
Or we stay at home when the Cousins come knocking and let them get on with building their own Empire?
They´d save more by cutting dole and social security but the Forces are a soft target as they can´t sack doley´s or retire scroungers,sadly.
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