“In these days of
changing ways, so called liberated days”..... so goes the song
voiced by Rod Stewart back in 1976.
Well, I guess the
'gay-bashing' has changed a lot, which was the whole idea of the
song, but why can't this relate to the whole world? If we are so
“liberated” why can't we learn to live and let live? I know most
of us will feel this way. It always seems to be just a zealous few
that spoil it for everyone else, claiming unfair treatment, or 'wrong beliefs' or some other obscure reason.
Surely we have enough
specialised teams ( British SAS, American Navy SEALS, and I am sure
other countries have similar) that we can take care of the ring
leaders of these antagonsitic groups, rather than risk the hundreds
of everyday troops?
This would also save millions of pounds that
could be better spent on re-homing our veterans that have returned
from these war zones with so many problems, resulting in an
unacceptable amount struggling to cope with “normal” daily life
and ending up on the streets.
I do have sympathy for
all those refugees seeking to escape their embattled homelands, but I
still believe that “Charity begins at home” and that we should
take care of our own before assisting others.
Being ex-Forces myself I
have so much respect and admiration for our men and women that serve
in such hostile areas and I don't believe they get the full support
they deserve on their return.
So many of my friends,
ex-Forces and Nurses, agree with my sentiments. How come the
Government won't listen? Instead they seem to ignore our brave troops and throw money at housing and social needs of those immigrants, be they refugees or asylum seekers.
If it were not for our Armed Forces there would not be a 'Free Britain' for these immigrants to escape to. Come on, Parliament. Do the right thing by the people YOU send to war to fight for OUR freedom. It's about time!
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