I have written about the Army for 40 years but I've never known such bitterness. by Max Hastings.
Gordon Brown criticised after the death of eight soldiers. He has deliberately with malice aforethough wrecked our military. Time he was held to account.
British population to pass 70 million, forecasts Migrationwatch. Could be time to leave.
Cars to be started by lasers instead of spark plugs. Surprised it's taken so long to develop.
Iran 'linked' to Iraqi group holding British hostages. No s**t.
Dresden zoo forced to rename primate called 'Obama'. I pity the poor creature who had to live with the name Obama.
Britain's transport system braced for £30 billion funding shortfall. Another failure from Labour.
Generals rebuffed in plea for more Helmand forces. This could be the thing that brings down Labour.
Brown banned ‘swine flu’ aide from G8 summit. A spot of swine flu amongst that lot would have done us all a favour.
Kim Jong Il 'has pancreatic cancer'. Kim Jong very Ill.
El Niño is back, bringing droughts, floods, crop failures and social unrest. And it will be blamed on global warming.
Government honours veterans of Bletchley Park at last. About time.
British Army vehicles must withstand Taleban test in Afghanistan. First we have to get them out there.
Display of US military hardware that puts Britain to shame. We MUST double the defence budget and get rid of the idiots at the MoD.
England hold on to force thrilling draw in Cardiff. Way too close for comfort.
Monday, 13 July 2009
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From Theo Spark at 07:22
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Now the Times is joining in the "lets make things up" club:
In the "Display of US Military Hardware" article, the writer states that the Sea Stallion & Sea Knight helicopters are versions of the Chinook.
The Sea Stallion (CH-53) & Sea Knight (CH-46) are most assuredly NOT versions of the CH-47 Chinook.
The Sea Stallion wasn't even made by Boeing......
This crap is irritating when it comes from the tabloids but inexcusable from what is supposed to be the "quality" press.
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