"Too often today, people are ready to tell us, 'this is not possible; that is not possible'. I say, whatever the true interest of our country calls for, is always possible!"
The Taliban pose no threat to Britain - The terror threat to Britain only exists because of the Tory and Labour government's pathetically weak immigration policies. They are responsible for the imported jihadists that now put our live in danger.
Our boys and girls should not be dying for this unjust war that is of no British interest. Bring our troops home now!
As well as the fallen, we must never forget all those who've received serious injuries. How many of our lads have lost limbs in this pointless war? What about those who are now suffering psychological injuries because of their experiences? Perhaps we'll never know the true figure but I'd guess that it could run into thousands by the time our political elite admits that this war can never be won.
Although we in the BNP were against the political decisions behind the war in Afghanistan, we are still 100% behind our troops. We salute their bravery and fully realise that the 'ordinary' British soldier fights mainly for his mates and the pride of his regiment - not for the gutless Lab/ConDem traitors that infest Westminster
The Iraq and Afghan campaigns have seen countless acts of courage carried out by our service personnel (many of these heroes are young men in their late teens and early twenties)
One such hero is Shropshire soldier, Ricky Ferguson from Telford. Ricky,who serves with the Rifles, was severely injured when he helped to rescue the lives of several of his comrades. (read more) http://www.shropshirestar.com/news/2010/10/09/heros-welcome-for-ricky-fergusson/
The Taliban pose no threat to Britain - The terror threat to Britain only exists because of the Tory and Labour government's pathetically weak immigration policies.
ReplyDeleteThey are responsible for the imported jihadists that now put our live in danger.
Our boys and girls should not be dying for this unjust war that is of no British interest.
Bring our troops home now!
As well as the fallen, we must never forget all those who've received serious injuries. How many of our lads have lost limbs in this pointless war? What about those who are now suffering psychological injuries because of their experiences? Perhaps we'll never know the true figure but I'd guess that it could run into thousands by the time our political elite admits that this war can never be won.
ReplyDeleteAlthough we in the BNP were against the political decisions behind the war in Afghanistan, we are still 100% behind our troops. We salute their bravery and fully realise that the 'ordinary' British soldier fights mainly for his mates and the pride of his regiment - not for the gutless Lab/ConDem traitors that infest Westminster
The Iraq and Afghan campaigns have seen countless acts of courage carried out by our service personnel (many of these heroes are young men in their late teens and early twenties)
One such hero is Shropshire soldier, Ricky Ferguson from Telford. Ricky,who serves with the Rifles, was severely injured when he helped to rescue the lives of several of his comrades. (read more)
http://www.shropshirestar.com/news/2010/10/09/heros-welcome-for-ricky-fergusson/