After recent television investigations into racist coppers and Muslim fundamentist Immans, has the BBC missed the mark with it's latest undercover operation:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7623567.stm Could is be argued that if you're going to send men off to potentially kill or be killed, you need those of the very strongest character...that it may be necessary to 'weed out' those who would crack under active duty?
Or have they got it right? Should we be vigilant against bullying in all walks of life?
I appreciate that the programme has not yet been broadcast, so the question is about 'army bullying' in general.