"Gordon Brown was snubbed by badly injured Afghan veterans when they closed curtains round their beds during a hospital visit and refused to speak to him.Oddly not a word of this story on the BBC, I wonder why? Maybe my friends at ARRSE have more on this story...
More than half the soldiers being treated at the Selly Oak hospital ward in Birmingham either asked for the curtains to be closed or deliberately avoided the prime minister, according to several of those present.
The soldiers, who have sustained some of the worst injuries seen in Afghanistan, described his visit as “opportunistic” and a “waste of time”.
Furious about equipment shortages and poor compensation for their injuries, one soldier said: “It is almost as if we are the product of an unwanted affair ... he has done nothing for us.” "
Sunday, 6 December 2009
Gordon Brown treated with the respect he deserves and not a word on the BBC
The Times reports that:
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Army,
ARRSE,
BBC bias,
BBC brainwashing,
BBC/NuLab,
Gordon Brown
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