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R.a.f Man Told By Hospital Staff, To Sit Behind Wall In Case He Offended Anyone
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http:// www.dai lymail. co.uk/n ews/art icle-32 49717/H ospital -told-R AF-serg eant-le ave-wai ting-ro om-case -unifor m-upset -patien ts.html
Absolutely disgusting, is this no longer England, are our armed forces something to be ashamed of so as to be hidden behind walls?
/// Former Chief of the Air Staff Sir Michael Graydon described the incident as ‘disappointing’. ///
I would use stronger language than that sir, but it would not get by the AnswerBank censor.
I wonder if this over sensitive staff would have told a Muslim woman wearing a full burka the same thing?
Absolutely disgusting, is this no longer England, are our armed forces something to be ashamed of so as to be hidden behind walls?
/// Former Chief of the Air Staff Sir Michael Graydon described the incident as ‘disappointing’. ///
I would use stronger language than that sir, but it would not get by the AnswerBank censor.
I wonder if this over sensitive staff would have told a Muslim woman wearing a full burka the same thing?
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"400,000 Muslims wore the British Military Uniform and fought and died alongside British soldiers in the second world war. " Yes I’m sure you’re right, Retrochic. However, that was then and this is now. It would be very interesting to see how many Muslims currently resident in the UK would answer the call to arms if it were necessary. “Anyway -why on...
13:32 Sat 26th Sep 2015
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//Then that bastion of truth The Daily Wail saw a chance to stir up some more controversy ?//
Eddie, would you tar the BBC with the same hysterical brush?
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/uk -343683 32
and according to that report, he was moved because of his uniform, not his eyes.
Eddie, would you tar the BBC with the same hysterical brush?
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and according to that report, he was moved because of his uniform, not his eyes.
I wonder if there is more to the story, maybe a particularly well known regular in the waiting room who is known for that kind of attitude or being generally abusive.
Given they can't kick them out, I wonder if they gave the option of the serviceman being moved so that he did not get abused.
All just conjecture really but might be more to it.
Given they can't kick them out, I wonder if they gave the option of the serviceman being moved so that he did not get abused.
All just conjecture really but might be more to it.
jackthehat
/// There are plenty of home-grown/indigenous fools who, especially when drunk, feel the need to challenge solitary blokes in uniform. ///
And the apologists continue to rant.
Why not turn on our own, instead of daring to criticise our ethnics?
But then I suppose it makes their hearts glow, thinking how they are embracing our multi-cultural status.
I wonder if those who they defending, are also prepared to criticise their own in defence of the indigenous population of these Islands?
/// There are plenty of home-grown/indigenous fools who, especially when drunk, feel the need to challenge solitary blokes in uniform. ///
And the apologists continue to rant.
Why not turn on our own, instead of daring to criticise our ethnics?
But then I suppose it makes their hearts glow, thinking how they are embracing our multi-cultural status.
I wonder if those who they defending, are also prepared to criticise their own in defence of the indigenous population of these Islands?
Eve
/// I wonder if there is more to the story, maybe a particularly well known regular in the waiting room who is known for that kind of attitude or being generally abusive. ///
Then perhaps he or she should be the one to be segregated from the rest, and not members of our Armed Services in uniform?
/// I wonder if there is more to the story, maybe a particularly well known regular in the waiting room who is known for that kind of attitude or being generally abusive. ///
Then perhaps he or she should be the one to be segregated from the rest, and not members of our Armed Services in uniform?
I have not seen anyone side or apologise for an abuser/attacker.
What I have done is defended a thoughtful NHS employee who with experience in Casualty based on past events was trying to make things more safe and comfortable for the Sergeant while he awaited treatment.
You can bet your boots they won't bother again if they read this,if of course they still have a job.
What I have done is defended a thoughtful NHS employee who with experience in Casualty based on past events was trying to make things more safe and comfortable for the Sergeant while he awaited treatment.
You can bet your boots they won't bother again if they read this,if of course they still have a job.
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