British Army runs on bullying
Tue 7:21 am +00:00, 10 Sep 2013 2Alleged bullying victim, aged 18
If signed into law, the legislature would make it obligatory for 18-to-26-year-olds to live away from their natural home for a year and take part in one or more public services including “charitable work, social action, care for the elderly or disabled, overseas development activity, or work connected with the National Health Service, the emergency services or the Armed Forces.”
The new regulations would mean able young adults at the end of high school or college, looking toward university education or starting a new career, will be forced into public service for the national minimum wage, or, face criminal charges.
During the 2010 general election campaign, UK PM David Cameron pledged to require every 16-year-old to take part in a “non-military national service” scheme.
Cameron mentioned the scheme again in mid-August 2011 after thousands of people wrecked stores, attacked passers-by and set buildings alight in a wave of unrest in the capital London and several major cities across England.
Britain had a national service, also called the War Service or Military Service, for the first time during World War I from 1916 to 1919 and then twenty years later just after the start of World War II from 1939 to 1960.
THE DEEPCUT ARMY BARRACKS BULLYING MURDERS WERE IN THE MAIN BUT NOT ALL HOMOSEXUALLY ORIENTATED.
PEOPLE HAVE SHORT MEMORIES THAT
WHAT HAPPENED AT DEEPCUT ALSO HAPPEND AT OTHER BARRACKS BUT WAS HUSHED UP
A friend who was a Korrean war vet (now deceased) told me back in the seventies that the British army had become a “peacetime army” in his words, and bull homosexuals had attained ranks in which to bully young recruits. A blind eye was turned to it as brutalisation of recruits and young soldiers was always a British thing.
He thought that the army during peacetime was an attractive place for homosexuals who wouldnt normally want to be in it during war.