Brown Makes Suprise Trip To Kandahar
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Apparently GB flew into Afgahnistan last night, to meet & greet the troops. Whilst that's not unusual for a minister/PM, he appears to have slept at the base overnight, rather than stay somewhere safer out of the area.
Whatever you think of the guy, that has to be seen as somewhat courageous. You could of course, take the view that a member of the cabinet should always be stationed there,on rotation, as a way to focus their attention on the realities of what we're involved in out there.
Whatever you think of the guy, that has to be seen as somewhat courageous. You could of course, take the view that a member of the cabinet should always be stationed there,on rotation, as a way to focus their attention on the realities of what we're involved in out there.
BOR said:
Apparently GB flew into Afgahnistan last night, to meet & greet the troops. Whilst that's not unusual for a minister/PM, he appears to have slept at the base overnight, rather than stay somewhere safer out of the area.
Whatever you think of the guy, that has to be seen as somewhat courageous. You could of course, take the view that a member of the cabinet should always be stationed there,on rotation, as a way to focus their attention on the realities of what we're involved in out there.
You're right, it's a f-cking dangerous place for Brown with all those British troops in there.Whatever you think of the guy, that has to be seen as somewhat courageous. You could of course, take the view that a member of the cabinet should always be stationed there,on rotation, as a way to focus their attention on the realities of what we're involved in out there.
Any one of them could have taken a shot at him...
CivicMan said:
BOR said:
Whatever you think of the guy, that has to be seen as somewhat courageous
king wker and as soon as we get rid of him the better. I don't think there is a single army town in the country where a labour candidate will win this time round. They loathe him.Courageous my arse, when you're desperate to get re-elected you'll try anything.
He is only trying to claim eligibility for a campaign medal - Oh...and blag an extra capture on his next history back and how he saw it in the making.
Move him up to an FOB for a look, perhaps even by land if there is no heli available for this low priority taxi ride with no benefit whatsoever for the war effort (unless photo ops for a forthcoming GE are considered important by anyone other than the ZNL tapeworms)
Move him up to an FOB for a look, perhaps even by land if there is no heli available for this low priority taxi ride with no benefit whatsoever for the war effort (unless photo ops for a forthcoming GE are considered important by anyone other than the ZNL tapeworms)
BOR said:
Whatever you think of the guy, that has to be seen as somewhat courageous.
You really are a snivelling little Labour arse-licker, aren't you?Courage is not desperation. And these days the prick is so unpopular pretty much every visit is a surprise, lest the voters organise a display of 'affection'.
READ ALL ABOUT IT, READ ALL ABOUT ITBOR said:
Apparently GB flew into Afgahnistan last night, to meet & greet the troops. Whilst that's not unusual for a minister/PM, he appears to have slept at the base overnight, rather than stay somewhere safer out of the area.
Whatever you think of the guy, that has to be seen as somewhat courageous. You could of course, take the view that a member of the cabinet should always be stationed there,on rotation, as a way to focus their attention on the realities of what we're involved in out there.
The man has blood on his hands. fWhatever you think of the guy, that has to be seen as somewhat courageous. You could of course, take the view that a member of the cabinet should always be stationed there,on rotation, as a way to focus their attention on the realities of what we're involved in out there.
k you, you little Labour lick spittle.NAZI LABOUR SCUM OUT NOW
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