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7/24/2025, 2:07:12 PM
Reminder: The military are faggots and not based, anyone thinking that they're on our side is deluded. Fuck 77th pakis, fuck gchq niggers.
7/17/2025, 1:30:47 PM
https://xcancel.com/dislocatedtime/status/1945176715728138478
>I was still in the army whilst the Afghans arrived. Settled in soldiers accommodation, driving unregistered vehicles around, dozens of men hanging around at all hours of the night. No women to be seen as kept inside. Military families felt unsafe - service wives afraid to leave their houses.
>This has directly had an impact on military retention, and ruined marriages. Untold harm. Imagine being a private on £1600 a month when the man with 3 wives and 7 kids gets £5k+ as he leers at your wife.
>This is a national disgrace.
>1) Soldiers being tasked to wait on these individuals and their families should not have been. They should have been training or conducting normal garrison duties - the operational tempo of the army is very high right now. This is particularly relevant in the context of training commitments via Op Interflex (supporting Ukrainian training in the UK), persistent deployments to Eastern Europe, maintaining readiness in the Middle East, training cycles in Kenya that have grown to include short term training teams and other operational tasks off the back of CT4-level exercises.
>2) The strain of any tasking is made worse leaving your family on camp, knowing they are scared of their new neighbours, who have a dramatically different culture.
>3) That this was done without any consultation with military families was always reprehensible - now we know why no one in the media said anything either. We know better than to raise the alarm ourselves, outside of the chain of command. Those commenting we should've leaked this ourselves don't know how the military works. We give up some freedoms - that's part of the deal.
>I was still in the army whilst the Afghans arrived. Settled in soldiers accommodation, driving unregistered vehicles around, dozens of men hanging around at all hours of the night. No women to be seen as kept inside. Military families felt unsafe - service wives afraid to leave their houses.
>This has directly had an impact on military retention, and ruined marriages. Untold harm. Imagine being a private on £1600 a month when the man with 3 wives and 7 kids gets £5k+ as he leers at your wife.
>This is a national disgrace.
>1) Soldiers being tasked to wait on these individuals and their families should not have been. They should have been training or conducting normal garrison duties - the operational tempo of the army is very high right now. This is particularly relevant in the context of training commitments via Op Interflex (supporting Ukrainian training in the UK), persistent deployments to Eastern Europe, maintaining readiness in the Middle East, training cycles in Kenya that have grown to include short term training teams and other operational tasks off the back of CT4-level exercises.
>2) The strain of any tasking is made worse leaving your family on camp, knowing they are scared of their new neighbours, who have a dramatically different culture.
>3) That this was done without any consultation with military families was always reprehensible - now we know why no one in the media said anything either. We know better than to raise the alarm ourselves, outside of the chain of command. Those commenting we should've leaked this ourselves don't know how the military works. We give up some freedoms - that's part of the deal.
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