Lord Kitchener wants you!
I was talking to friend of mine who let slip how heavily Scotland yard and the MOD depend on his private company for forensic analysis and military support. Almost every government and large company in the world depends on a private military/paramilitary contractor to get the real jobs done. The soldier boys, low paid lower class, unappreciated cannon fodder are there to make careers, not for themselves but for the commissioned rich boys in charge.This article is from the Guardian. One of the “top tier newspapers”, and one of the most reliable sources of news in Britain. Why? It’s run by rich boys and Jews. And if there are any parties in Britain that follow their own agenda its rich boys and Jews. The first time I read it I swore that it was CIA run, because it always seemed to focus away from the prescribed national agenda. When Maddy and Prince Harry splash headlines, the Guardian is usually chasing the Saudi-BAE bribery scandal. That gives them away. Regular newspaper editors toe the line but butt-hurt business men, worried Jewish banker types or pissed off Americans who lost the contract with the Saudis would use their newspaper to cast doubt on the government. Hard to prove counter conspiracies when conspiracies don’t exist but one thing for sure, they are non-conformists. Brothers…sniff.
The Article:
General Sir Richard Dannatt, the head of the army, has warned that his soldiers are “devalued, angry, and suffering from Iraq fatigue”,
Leaving to go work for private companies is the unspoken end of that sentence. And so begins the rise of the mercenary army culture already expressed by Blackwater, Control Risks, Armor group, Olive Group and others.
Dannatt adds in his own contribution to the report that the “military covenant is clearly out of kilter”.
The covenant: Kill for us and we cheer for you. The people who asked these brave men and women to kill for un-praiseworthy goals are the ones out of kilter.He continues: “We must strive to give individuals and units ample recuperation time between operations, but I do not underestimate how difficult this will be to achieve whilst under-manned.” He describes continuing delays to military inquests as a “disgrace”.
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