Could she have said anymore damning words in that interview ffs
I suppose Words and actions have power...I wonder what made her think it was a terrorist attack...did she actually witness the event ?
According to her, she was on her way home on the bus and arrived about 5mins after it happened, so no... yet in that interview she uses the word terrorists more than once and actually calls it a 'terrorist related attack'.... and goes on to say;
"I haven't seen them directly but I know they're from Afghanistan"
She got all that from arriving 5mins afterwards?
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23 May 2013 00:03 #42
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According to her, she was on her way home on the bus and arrived about 5mins after it happened, so no... yet in that interview she uses the word terrorists more than once and actually calls it a 'terrorist related attack'.... and goes on to say;
"I haven't seen them directly but I know they're from Afghanistan" She got all that from arriving 5mins afterwards?
Yes it does appear to be bizarre to say the least...I am suprised the squaddie did not fight back ...
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Lt. Commander Mike : You see? you hesitate. But as a captain, you can't. You have to act. If you don't, you put the entire crew at risk. Now that's the job. It's not a science. You have to be able to make hard decisions based on imperfect information. Asking men to carry out orders that may result in their deaths. And if you're wrong, you suffer the consequences...
Shit job
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Lt. Commander Mike : You see? you hesitate. But as a captain, you can't. You have to act. If you don't, you put the entire crew at risk. Now that's the job. It's not a science. You have to be able to make hard decisions based on imperfect information. Asking men to carry out orders that may result in their deaths. And if you're wrong, you suffer the consequences...
Shit job
Innit though?
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Lt. Commander Mike : You see? you hesitate. But as a captain, you can't. You have to act. If you don't, you put the entire crew at risk. Now that's the job. It's not a science. You have to be able to make hard decisions based on imperfect information. Asking men to carry out orders that may result in their deaths. And if you're wrong, you suffer the consequences...
Shit job
Innit though?
Aye. One I'd be shit at too when it came down to the crunch.
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psketti wrote:
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psketti wrote:
Lt. Commander Mike : You see? you hesitate. But as a captain, you can't. You have to act. If you don't, you put the entire crew at risk. Now that's the job. It's not a science. You have to be able to make hard decisions based on imperfect information. Asking men to carry out orders that may result in their deaths. And if you're wrong, you suffer the consequences...
Shit job
Innit though?
Aye. One I'd be shit at too when it came down to the crunch.
You'd be suprised
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23 May 2013 00:45 #49
Lt. Commander Mike : You see? you hesitate. But as a captain, you can't. You have to act. If you don't, you put the entire crew at risk. Now that's the job. It's not a science. You have to be able to make hard decisions based on imperfect information. Asking men to carry out orders that may result in their deaths. And if you're wrong, you suffer the consequences...
Shit job
Innit though?
Aye. One I'd be shit at too when it came down to the crunch.
You'd be suprised
Actually, I'm less surprised as the days go on
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23 May 2013 00:50 #50
Aye. One I'd be shit at too when it came down to the crunch...
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psketti wrote:
jhado wrote:
psketti wrote:
jhado wrote:
psketti wrote:
Lt. Commander Mike : You see? you hesitate. But as a captain, you can't. You have to act. If you don't, you put the entire crew at risk. Now that's the job. It's not a science. You have to be able to make hard decisions based on imperfect information. Asking men to carry out orders that may result in their deaths. And if you're wrong, you suffer the consequences...
Shit job
Innit though?
Aye. One I'd be shit at too when it came down to the crunch.
You'd be suprised
Actually, I'm less surprised as the days go on
But the nights aren't drawing in yet Sketts
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23 May 2013 00:55 #52
Lt. Commander Mike : You see? you hesitate. But as a captain, you can't. You have to act. If you don't, you put the entire crew at risk. Now that's the job. It's not a science. You have to be able to make hard decisions based on imperfect information. Asking men to carry out orders that may result in their deaths. And if you're wrong, you suffer the consequences...
Shit job
Innit though?
Aye. One I'd be shit at too when it came down to the crunch.
You'd be suprised
Actually, I'm less surprised as the days go on
But the nights aren't drawing in yet Sketts
Never mind
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Both suspects in the killing of a serving soldier in London were known to security services, senior Whitehall sources have confirmed to the BBC.
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In June 2007, the Special Court found 3 of the 11 people indicted – Alex Tamba Brima, Brima Bazzy Kamara and Santigie Borbor Kanu – guilty of war crimes, including acts of terrorism, collective punishments, extermination, murder, rape, outrages upon personal dignity, conscripting or enlisting children under the age of 15 years into armed forces, enslavement and pillage. It was notably the first-ever international court to bring a guilty verdict for the military conscription of children..
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Costas Georgiou (Greek: Κώστας Γιώργιου, also Anglicized as Kostas Giorgiou; alias "Colonel Callan") (1951 – 10 July 1976) was a Greek Cypriot mercenary executed following the Luanda Trial for activities during the civil war phase of the Angolan War of Independence...
Georgiou joined the British Army and served, at first with distinction, in 1st Battalion, Parachute Regiment in Northern Ireland. He was credited as being one of the best marksmen in the unit, and he was also alleged to have fired 26 shots on Bloody Sunday when civilians were killed in Derry...By this time, Georgiou was out of the army and working part-time in construction. He had few prospects for more stable and gainful employment, given his dishonorable discharge...
In 1975, Portugal recognized the independence of its former colony of Angola, and acknowledged the Soviet-aligned MPLA faction as the de jure government. The new government sought and received help in the form of Cuban military advisors, combat troops and material to fight against rival factions, which included the U.S.-backed FNLA and the South African-backed UNITA, which received some US funding but no actual military aid. At the same time, British and American ex-military were recruited by FNLA through contacts in the United Kingdom and United States. Funding was provided by various NATO-member intelligence organizations, including the American CIA and the French Secret Service.Georgiou's sister was allowed to visit him during his captivity in Angola. In a BBC interview, she said they spoke mainly about their family and the trial proceedings. They conversed in Greek. Georgiou's body was repatriated to England, and he was buried according to the rites of the Greek Orthodox Church.
"Colonel Tony Callan," as Georgiou was now styling himself - the surname having come from the popular hardbitten espionage and action series Callan, starring Edward Woodward as a hired gun for the Crown - led a small FNLA military group composed of mostly Portuguese and Greek Cypriot mercenaries with the odd Irishman, Lyndon Sheehan, thrown in. One of the Portuguese, who styled himself "Madeira" after the famous fortified wine, was also a former champion boxer. This group were all excellent, experienced soldiers, but far too few in numbers to accomplish a decisive victory. Still, the record they amassed in their short guerilla campaign was impressive. In one ambush on an MPLA column, the squad-sized unit, led by Sheehan, killed 60 of the approximately 600 MPLA and Cuban fighters, and destroyed four T-34's and four "Stalin organ" mobile rocket platforms, Sheehan lost four men in this firefight. Impressed with their efforts, Holden Roberto dispatched Nick Hall back to England to recruit a full battalion.
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The veteran mercenary Colonel Allen Faulkner travels to London invited by the British millionaire Sir Edward Matherson to rescue the African President Julius Limbani that had been abducted in a coup d'état by the dictator Colonel Mboya. Sir Edward has interest in the copper mines and intends to negotiate with Limbani. Col. Faulkner hires his friends Captain Rafer Janders and Lieutenant Shawn Fynn and the trio select their old friends to form the rescue team. They plan the whole operation and succeed in their mission; however, Sir Edward deals with the dictator and double-crosses the group of mercenaries, leaving them in Rhodesia. The mercenaries have to fight against Colonel Mboya's troops to survive and Col. Faulkner promises to revenge his deceased friends...
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From their limited use in China during World War II, for example, to their often clandestine use in Vietnam ferrying supplies before the war escalated in 1964 and 1965 when their role became more prominent-and public-private military contractors (PMCs) have played made essential contributions to the success and failures of the military and United States. Today, with an emphasis on force restructuring mandated by the Pentagon, the role of PMCs, and their impact on policy-making decisions is at an all time peak. This work analyzes that impact, focusing specifically on PMCs in Iraq since the fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003. Isenberg dissects their responsibilities, the friction that exists between contractors and military commanders, problems of protocol and accountability, as well as the problems of regulation and control that PMC companies create for domestic politics..
Isenberg organizes his work thematically, addressing all facets of PMCs in the current conflict from identifying who the most influential companies are and how they got to that point, to the issues that the government, military, and contractors themselves face when they take the field. He also analyzes the problem of command, control, and accountability. It is no secret that PMCs have been the source of consternation and grief to American military commanders in the field. As they work to establish more routine protocols in the field, however, questions are also being raised about the role of the contractors here at home. The domestic political arena is perhaps the most crucial battleground on which the contractors must have success. After all, they make their corporate living off of taxpayer dollars, and as such, calls for regulation have resonated throughout Washington, D.C., growing louder as the profile of PMCs increases during the current conflict...
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The Lockheed F-117 Nighthawk is a single-seat, twin-engine stealth ground-attack aircraft formerly operated by the United States Air Force (USAF). A product of Lockheed Skunk Works and a development of the Have Blue technology demonstrator, the F-117 was the first operational aircraft to be designed around stealth technology. The F-117 was "acknowledged" and revealed to the world in November 1988...1st flight \18 / 6 \ 1981...64 F-117s were built, 59 of which were production versions with 5 demonstrators/prototypes..operating capability status in Oct 1983...The F-117 was widely publicized for its role in the Persian Gulf War of 1991..it also saw combat in Yugoslavia; during which the only aircraft of the type to be lost in combat was shot down by an surface-to-air (SAM) battery on 27 March 1999...
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12 Jun 2013 02:28 #60
Could she have said anymore damning words in that interview ffs
I suppose Words and actions have power...I wonder what made her think it was a terrorist attack...did she actually witness the event ?
According to her, she was on her way home on the bus and arrived about 5mins after it happened, so no... yet in that interview she uses the word terrorists more than once and actually calls it a 'terrorist related attack'.... and goes on to say;
"I haven't seen them directly but I know they're from Afghanistan"
She got all that from arriving 5mins afterwards?
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