Date: 13/06/2013
HATE, VENOM & AUDACITY TO KILL A SERVING SOLDIER IN BROAD DAYLIGHT.
After a Muslim convert acquired too much frenzy and madness to kill a SERVING SOLDIER of the British Army, the anti Islamic feeling has been high among the otherwise civilised and peaceful Britons. After all, this is the LIMIT, Isn't it?, to kill a soldier and PROVOKE the entire nation, especially the uniformed fraternity in a country?
We watch them kill the INDIAN soldiers on daily basis, especially in SOUTH Kashmir. Is there a ripple to be seen in Kerala or Tamil Nadu over the murder of our JAWANS?
NO, None whatsoever. We don't see even the SUPREME COMMANDER leaving his grand & luxurious British built Bhawan to console the families or attend the funeral.
The respect for a man in uniform in Britain vs.Bharat shows the contrast for all to see.
In UK the Royal family are the biggest supporters of the armed forces and each member of the Royal family has had full professional military training, while in India the young men and women avoid military service due to CONTEMPT for the military career in higher social circles. Those who were to set an example, i.e., all the members of the RULING Dynasty, are fully into CORRUPTION and the accumulation of personal and family wealth and the acquisition of lands and properties and lucrative businesses.
It is safe to say that the "TREE" called Bharat, whose falling leaves were compared to the Sikhs massacred in 1984, is now so HOLLOW inside its trunk that a violent storm in the near future is going to UPROOT it from the ground. Only ordinary people, the "common man" will be "INCINERATED" while the rulers will fly off abroad for safety.
Please see the reaction in the UK below:
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Edition: UK
EDL Activities Could Cost Serving Soldiers The Sack, Defence Minister Says
Posted: 13/06/2013 11:48 BST
Serving soldiers have been warned that taking part in any English Defence League activities could result in their dismissal.
Defence minister Mark Francois, in a written Parliamentary answer, said that the Army chain of command had been contacted with clear instructions to ensure all service personnel refrained from engaging in any political behaviour, after photos emerged showing what appeared to be serving soldiers brandishing firearms against a backdrop of EDL propaganda.
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EDL leader Tommy Robinson wearing army fatigues
Heightened tensions following the murder of Drummer Lee Rigby in Woolwich, south east London, by Islamist extremists have prompted concerns over possible links between the Armed Forces and far right groups.
"In the wake of the appalling murder of Drummer Rigby, General Sir David Richards, Chief of the Defence Staff, wrote to all ranks on 23 May both to express his sympathy for Drummer Rigby's family and to urge all service personnel not to get drawn into the politics of this incident," Mr Francois said.
"General Richards was clear that the UK Armed Forces fight to protect people of every creed. On 30 May, Sir Peter Wall, Chief of the General Staff, wrote to all Army Commanders and Commanding Officers to reiterate that Queen's Regulations forbid Regular Service personnel in uniform from taking an active part in the affairs of any political organisation party or movement, or participating in political marches or demonstrations."
He added: "All Service personnel are expected to abide by the values and standards of the British Armed Forces in all they do. All those who are found to fall short of these high standards or have committed an offence under the Armed Forces Act are dealt with administratively or through the disciplinary process. Ultimately, such action may result in dismissal."
Mr Francois's comments were prompted by a Parliamentary Question from former British Army officer Dan Jarvis.
The Labour MP for Barnsley Central, who attended Sandhurst as an officer cadet, had asked the Ministry of Defence what advice had been issued to Army personnel regarding EDL membership, attending rallies and their conduct on social media.
The EDL, which as of 25 May described itself on its website as an "inclusive movement dedicated to peacefully protesting against Islamic extremism" also has a Facebook page representing the Armed Forces Division. On 2 June, EDL leader Tommy Robinson tweeted: "Armed Forces support EDL, EDL support Armed Forces."
Accompanying the tweet was a photo of what looked like a masked British soldier posing with a weapon in front of an army truck emblazoned with an EDL flag.
Following the apparent outbreak of Islamophobia on social media used by serving ranks, former Conservative defence minister, Sir Gerald Howarth, called for an investigation into apparent links between extremist groups and the Armed Forces.
"These photographs should be investigated to determine if current or former soldiers are involved and action should be taken," he told the Sunday Express newspaper over the weekend.
"They need to discover where these weapons are coming from."
PLEASE WATCH THE FOLLOWING.
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2013/06/13/soldiers-face-sack-for-edl-activities_n_3433435.html?icid=maing-grid7%7Cuk-ws-bb%7Cdl1%7Csec1_lnk1%26pLid%3D186880
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