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== Stories ==
== Stories ==
* Five serving [[SAS]] soldiers are under investigation over an incident involving allegations of potential war crimes in Syria.<ref name="sas">https://archive.is/MhDoC</ref>
* A 26 year old translator relocated from Afghanistan to the UK by the [[Ministry of Defence]] distributed drugs and raped a 14 year old girl within months of arriving.<ref name="relocated">https://archive.is/cpXob</ref>
* Describing yourself as a patriot is an extreme right wing view.<ref name="pamphlet">https://archive.is/QIxSZ</ref>
* Describing yourself as a patriot is an extreme right wing view.<ref name="pamphlet">https://archive.is/QIxSZ</ref>
* Using the term Islamofascism is an extreme right wing view.<ref name="pamphlet"></ref>
* Using the term Islamofascism is an extreme right wing view.<ref name="pamphlet"></ref>
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* Referring to political correctness as a left wing or communist plot is an extreme right wing view.<ref name="pamphlet"></ref>
* Referring to political correctness as a left wing or communist plot is an extreme right wing view.<ref name="pamphlet"></ref>
* Making inaccurate  generalisations about "the left" or government is an extreme right wing view.<ref name="pamphlet"></ref>
* Making inaccurate  generalisations about "the left" or government is an extreme right wing view.<ref name="pamphlet"></ref>
* Soldiers told to avoid Christian "elements" in Acts of Remembrance.<ref name="christian">https://archive.is/flSL6</ref>
* Armed Forces spending on diversity staff doubles to nearly £2m.<ref name="spend">https://archive.is/wip/u0GwZ</ref>
* [[British Army]]’s Race Action Plan commissioned by the [[Ministry of Defence]] described as "wicked" by 12 former senior military officers.<ref name="spend"></ref>
* The number of military personnel working solely on diversity and inclusion more than doubled from 20 at the start of 2019 to 50 in 2023.<ref name="spend"></ref>
* More than £7 million has been spent on the salaries of diversity and inclusion personnel since 2019.<ref name="spend"></ref>
* [[British Army]] recruitment drops 38% from 2019.<ref>https://archive.ph/J7sdS</ref>
* Some Afghan asylum seekers brought 150 "family members" with them as dependents after data leak scandal.<ref>https://archive.ph/V27EP</ref>
* Details of spies and special forces exposed in "Afghan" data leak.<ref>https://archive.ph/i6yhH</ref>
* Soldiers prevented from practising signal jamming because of data protection regulations.<ref>https://archive.is/olqpb</ref>
* Soldiers prevented from flying drones weighing more than 250g during training.<ref>https://archive.is/olqpb</ref>
* 19,000 Afghan refugees have been relocated into Britain, many into hotels, with a potential 34,000 more to come.<ref>https://archive.ph/IsDub</ref>
* Two thirds of homes for service families need extensive refurbishment or rebuilding to meet modern standards.<ref>https://archive.ph/3PmFQ</ref>
* [[British Army]] offers "menopause yoga" as mental health becomes top cause of absence.<ref>https://archive.ph/qVpfy</ref>
* Military documents found spilling out of a bin bag in a public area.<ref>https://archive.ph/CxRJ8</ref>
* Temporarily misplaced multiple F-35B Lightning II aircraft.<ref>https://archive.ph/kAvzh</ref>
* 13,000 personnel in the UK armed forces are not medically deployable.<ref>https://archive.ph/BWNlI</ref>
* British soldiers forced to undergo consent, misogyny and "incel culture" training.<ref>https://archive.ph/GbVRv</ref>
* British Army falls below 73,000 personnel for the first time since the Napoleonic era.<ref>https://archive.ph/tVoEc</ref>
== Competence ==
* Trident missile test fails 2016.<ref name="nuke">https://archive.is/D1pCk</ref>
* Trident missile test fails for second time in a row in 2024.<ref name="nuke2">https://archive.is/irXrz</ref>


== Twitter ==
== Twitter ==

Latest revision as of 12:42, 9 October 2026

Stories

  • Five serving SAS soldiers are under investigation over an incident involving allegations of potential war crimes in Syria.[1]
  • A 26 year old translator relocated from Afghanistan to the UK by the Ministry of Defence distributed drugs and raped a 14 year old girl within months of arriving.[2]
  • Describing yourself as a patriot is an extreme right wing view.[3]
  • Using the term Islamofascism is an extreme right wing view.[3]
  • Describing towns as "lost" is an extreme right wing view.[3]
  • Becoming increasingly angry at perceived injustices or threads to national identity is an extreme right wing view.[3]
  • Referring to people challenging their views as being "indoctrinated" is an extreme right wing view.[3]
  • Making generalisations about Islam is an extreme right wing view.[3]
  • Claiming immigration is the root of injustices against vulnerable people is an extreme right wing view.[3]
  • Involving colleagues in closed social media groups is an extreme right wing activity.[3]
  • Referring to political correctness as a left wing or communist plot is an extreme right wing view.[3]
  • Making inaccurate generalisations about "the left" or government is an extreme right wing view.[3]
  • Soldiers told to avoid Christian "elements" in Acts of Remembrance.[4]
  • Armed Forces spending on diversity staff doubles to nearly £2m.[5]
  • British Army’s Race Action Plan commissioned by the Ministry of Defence described as "wicked" by 12 former senior military officers.[5]
  • The number of military personnel working solely on diversity and inclusion more than doubled from 20 at the start of 2019 to 50 in 2023.[5]
  • More than £7 million has been spent on the salaries of diversity and inclusion personnel since 2019.[5]
  • British Army recruitment drops 38% from 2019.[6]
  • Some Afghan asylum seekers brought 150 "family members" with them as dependents after data leak scandal.[7]
  • Details of spies and special forces exposed in "Afghan" data leak.[8]
  • Soldiers prevented from practising signal jamming because of data protection regulations.[9]
  • Soldiers prevented from flying drones weighing more than 250g during training.[10]
  • 19,000 Afghan refugees have been relocated into Britain, many into hotels, with a potential 34,000 more to come.[11]
  • Two thirds of homes for service families need extensive refurbishment or rebuilding to meet modern standards.[12]
  • British Army offers "menopause yoga" as mental health becomes top cause of absence.[13]
  • Military documents found spilling out of a bin bag in a public area.[14]
  • Temporarily misplaced multiple F-35B Lightning II aircraft.[15]
  • 13,000 personnel in the UK armed forces are not medically deployable.[16]
  • British soldiers forced to undergo consent, misogyny and "incel culture" training.[17]
  • British Army falls below 73,000 personnel for the first time since the Napoleonic era.[18]

Competence

  • Trident missile test fails 2016.[19]
  • Trident missile test fails for second time in a row in 2024.[20]

Twitter

Notes

  1. ↑ https://archive.is/MhDoC
  2. ↑ https://archive.is/cpXob
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 3.8 3.9 https://archive.is/QIxSZ
  4. ↑ https://archive.is/flSL6
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 https://archive.is/wip/u0GwZ
  6. ↑ https://archive.ph/J7sdS
  7. ↑ https://archive.ph/V27EP
  8. ↑ https://archive.ph/i6yhH
  9. ↑ https://archive.is/olqpb
  10. ↑ https://archive.is/olqpb
  11. ↑ https://archive.ph/IsDub
  12. ↑ https://archive.ph/3PmFQ
  13. ↑ https://archive.ph/qVpfy
  14. ↑ https://archive.ph/CxRJ8
  15. ↑ https://archive.ph/kAvzh
  16. ↑ https://archive.ph/BWNlI
  17. ↑ https://archive.ph/GbVRv
  18. ↑ https://archive.ph/tVoEc
  19. ↑ https://archive.is/D1pCk
  20. ↑ https://archive.is/irXrz
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