Every single one of them has infinitely more military experience than you.
What now for the EU ?
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Every single one of them has infinitely more military experience than you.
ordinaryforces
MIA
How very flamboyant.
Kitmarlowe
LE
You'll be pleased to hear the Independent's coverage of the EU 'Ambassador' situation is as petty and biased as you can imagine
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At the risk of sounding like an echo chamber - If they are not signatories to the Vienna Conventions, then they cant have a diplomat with all the privileges that that confers. I don't mind them having a bod that is called an Ambassador, if that's what the "your organisation" requires but not with all the trappings.
There is the question - what would the bod do? After all an Ambassador is in position to represent the interest of a sovereign state. One of the duties is to be summoned by The Foreign Secretary in a crisis. Under what circumstances would the FCO summon the EU bod as opposed to a member state bod - and how might that reflect on the sovereignty of the side-lined member state?
Can of worms.
There is the question - what would the bod do? After all an Ambassador is in position to represent the interest of a sovereign state. One of the duties is to be summoned by The Foreign Secretary in a crisis. Under what circumstances would the FCO summon the EU bod as opposed to a member state bod - and how might that reflect on the sovereignty of the side-lined member state?
Can of worms.
Truxx
LE
Yes, although the current HGV levy sheme is suspended due to covid.
It even counts for ROI trucks entering NI. It works out at about £10 a day.
Trackpen
LE
To be fair, the Bersaglieri band playing at the double is quite a feat: must take a lot of puff to play brass instruments on the run for several hundred metres.
That film was taken at the Festa della Repubblica (2 June) in Rome.
The veterans, too, put on a proud showing.
Do our Jogger veterans do a similar march past on relevant occasions?
Bardeyai
Old-Salt
It’s impossible to do that high speed mincing without being total nails, I reckon.
Mr Cold Collation will love those vambraces swishing back and forth.
mrdude
LE
No chance, there's loads of fatties in our forces that are on biff chits, most of our vets would be puffing and wheezing after 100 meters.
76mill
LE
My paperwork requesting that my twigs be delivered to the Dunstable weekend retreat seems to have been misfiled somewhere.
old_n_fat
LE
It's those ******* clowns cocking it up.
Moderator
LE
Dunstable is a twig free zone. In fact, Dunstable is an everything free zone that would be massively improved by being entirely buried under twigs.
Urban improvement is not within the schedule of benefits deriving from Brexit and thus, all requests for twig deliveries to Dunstable are immediately placed into file 19 marked:
mrdude
LE
Most UK vets would probably struggle doing a slow time funeral march.
Africans on the other hand:
Trackpen
LE
There’s an element of Fernand the Wise Old Bull, there.
(That’s a compliment.)
We have had the plague and floods just keep quiet about the twigs.
That’s doubtful. He’s hardly likely to abandon nuclear power which does about 70% of French energy allowing it to sell some. Possibly vague promises to trim it a bit at some date in the non immediate future. That would be about it, getting rid of the least efficient plants.
76mill
LE
1:50 onwards needs a little bit of editing:
Brass section is morphed into a Get Carter Sunday morning kazoo band, colour needs fading to black and white, and CGI can input a Dingo crewed by 2 bored old sweats keeping the macaronis moving to the POW camp.
Narrated of course by some Test match special veterans.
Jimmy_Green
LE
Given the bile and vitriol aimed at the UK and Brexiteers by the EU and by many Remainers I see every reason to be celebratory of our successes. Our successes should be shouted from the rooftops - loudly and clearly and often.
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