The MoD Afghan Enquiry

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“An inquiry into allegations British Special Forces murdered unarmed Afghan civilians has cost UK taxpayers £58m, figures from the Ministry of Defence (MoD) show.

When the inquiry was launched in 2023, its chair Lord Justice Haddon-Cave said it would aim to report, “at least on an interim basis”, within 12-18 months.

However, the inquiry has now been running for more than three and a half years, and has yet to publish any findings.

In a statement, the inquiry said its work was “greater and more complex than it originally envisaged”…

Cunts.

“The SAS Regimental Association (SASRA), which represents more than 5,000 SAS veterans and serving personnel, said it remained committed to supporting the inquiry and helping achieve a “timely solution”.

But in a statement, it added: “The prolonged nature of the process is itself causing significant and widening harm.”

It said the inquiry posed a “significant challenge, not only to the regiment’s reputation and the wellbeing and morale of its members, but in the association’s view, to the operational effectiveness of a key element of the nation’s defence”.

It said the cumulative effect of decades of legal scrutiny arising from operations in Northern Ireland, Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria was placing a significant burden on individuals, families and the association itself.”

How about leaving our elite troops to do their job,at which they are the very best in the world,which is to kill our enemies as quickly and effectively as possible.

Destroying our armed forces morale one enquiry at a time,the Quisling dung.

But never mind,the enquiry is getting very well paid and that’s the most important thing.

BBC News?

Absolute filth,the new normal for a country obsessed with red tape and kneeling to our foes.

Oven.

Nominated by : Unkle Terry

63 thoughts on “The MoD Afghan Enquiry”

  3. “Afghan civilians” so Islamic headbangers with ties to the taliban..

    And as william munny once said maybe they should of armed themselves..

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  4. £58 million of our money being spent trying to prosecute / persecute the men sent to do a nasty job on behalf of our politicians.

    Surely the politicians who sent our armed forces to Afghanistan should also be held responsible?

    See how quickly that enquiry is dropped if they are.

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  5. Bewigged traitors trousering £millions for pointing the finger at the men who protected their right to do so. The lowest filth in the nation.

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  6. It’s a shame there aren’t any Battle of Britain pilots left alive, because the Cunts of State would have loved to prosecute them for war crimes. Think how much of our money the lawyers could have coined out of that. Then we’d pay millions in reparations to the families of downed Messerschmitt and Heinkel aircrew..

    Never mind, let’s pick on someone else.
    How about war criminal Simon Weston?
    Charged with illegally putting out a fire with his face, contrary to Health & Safety regulations.

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  7. A rag head is a rag head regardless of being part of the Teletubbies or any other fucking faction, why take any chances.

    If our useless governments decide to send our forces to shitholes don’t get upset when a few rag heads get slotted.

    Inquiry, my arse.

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  8. A well funded cesspit isn’t it?

    Quite the conundrum,govt after govt funding a proxy war against Russia,recently ramping up the rhetoric for a war we cannot prepare for nor win….

    Yet also spending huge sums hounding our special forces for years.

    Great for morale.

    A skirmish with Russia up in the Arctic Circle would suit the govt well,false empty patriotic guff to distract from complete domestic failure.

    I wish a rogue unit of former S.F soldiers would make the committee members disappear forever.

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  9. Haddon-Cave led the enquiry into the Nimrod explosion and crash over Afghan back in the day.

    The outcome of his enquiry led to the creation of the MAA, a body with regulatory powers to control all aspects of Military Aviation and the employment of hundreds more civil servants (jobs for the boys) with umpteen desk officers and paper pushing powers to spanner the works for the front line guys.

    The establishment is alive and well.

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    • I reckon that if that Nimrod had not been fitted with a save arse money saving in flight refuelling system because HM government didn’t want to spend money on a plane designed for snooping over land the disaster would not have occurred. But hey what’s a load of airmen dead compared to possible lordship.
      Nimrod was the best maritime patrol plane of its time.

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  10. Time for the military to take over and turn the table on this shit, who’d like to be on that jury? While that’s going on, round up the invaders at gun point and put them in internment camps on bread and water while awaiting repatriation.

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  11. Firstly, I doubt this is actually true and just more left wing hatred of anyone who is proud / serve their country (what’s left of it).

    Secondly, even if it is true, they were almost certainly, raghead terrorists and it has reduced to number of dingy rats turning up on our shores.

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    • Problem with the MOD is it’s staffed mainly by civilians who from past experience are often useless cunts. Of course the military personnel are pretty shit too, example the RAF pilot recruiting goatfuck a few years back, when perfectly acceptable white English candidates were turned away in favour of sourcing ethnics and women. Those who missed out ended up with monetary compensation to the tune of £5000. One senior officer Female by the way blew the whistle and resigned her commission. The other wankers are likely hanging on for their pension and have to defer to others at the bar or something.
      What makes this even more cuntish is the RAF being very short of pilots actually requested some of those rejected and compensated to apply again. War with Russia my arse war with the fucking government bring it on.

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  13. A utter disgrace.

    if the SAS killed civilians in Afghanistan its more pest control than murder.

    They’re being persecuted by the like of kier Starmer ,gaylord Hermer, and other traitors.

    who’s that old puff in the header pic?

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  14. “Know the enemy and know yourself; in a hundred battles you will never be in peril. When you are ignorant of the enemy, but know yourself, your chances of winning or losing are equal. If ignorant both of your enemy and yourself, you are certain in every battle to be in peril.”
    The Art of War by Sun Tzu.
    Make no mistake, cunters, we ARE at war.
    ⚠️

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      • @MNC — I have the utmost respect for your unequivocal and unique insights & commentary on this site.

        I would ask all contributors on this site to respect the profound philosophy of Sun Tzu, and to not disrespect his profound treatise on enemy engagement.

        After all, is this not why we are all still able to air our free comments on this wonderful site?

        Cheers, fellow, cunters.

        🍺🍻

      • Sorry Sam.
        I apologise for my flippancy.

        I used to visit with his brother,
        Chester Tzu.😁

  18. war… fighting, killing, maiming, horror,etc who’d have thought that in those circumstances people might just lose their heads …in reality the rags are barbaric who follow a barbaric way, and wouldn’t hesitate too behead those who don’t bow down… enquiry that you arse bandit

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    • Safety first in a war zone G E..

      Shoot the mad cunts.

      Then have some cunt hound you for it two decades later.

      Perfect?

      No,traitors,that’s the modern way.

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  19. “you never seem them committing war crimes in Marks and Spencers” – Monica Grenfell, Ministry of the fucking obvious

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  20. A stage is rapidly approaching where I forsee virtually the entire regiment(s) simultaneously putting in their papers, with immediate effect. Then applying to join the IDF special forces. In Israel, they will be warmly welcomed and looked after. As for these fuckwit Blairite activist judges and the human rights lawyers, let them go into the front line, facing the cunts that they expected our soldiers to face.

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  21. At least they weren’t fucking Afghan 10 year old boys like the adult male natives, which the international commooonity happily turns a blind eye to.

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    • Are yes the traditional cultural of Boy Play, filthy heathen scrotes, but it saves the “honour” of multiple sheep, goats, cows, camels (Bacterian) and every thing else that flys, crawls or slithers with an orifice. Gotta love these trendy cultures, surprised all the nonces aren’t try to get Afghan passports.

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  22. The entire military in this country should mutiny over this kind of shit.
    Same as they should have done over the persecution of the Bloody Sunday paras.
    Even a small demonstration would possibly send a message.
    Suspend royal duties. Non attendance for state visits etc.
    But there seems to be nobody with the minerals amongst the top brass.
    For those who dream of a military coup to rid this country of the uniparty traitors, keep dreaming.
    It ain’t fucking happening with our current lot.

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    • And talking of royals.
      Isn’t out Muslim king meant to be head of the armed forces?
      Do our servicemen not swear allegiance to king and country?
      I can’t see anywhere that they fight for left wing apologists and lawyers?
      Does Charlie boy not have anything to say about this one way or the other?
      Some fucking ‘head of the armed forces’ he is.
      And his late mother isn’t immune from responsibility either.

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      • Hes not interested.
        Too busy worrying about his puddled son and his sex case brother.
        Hes not fit to be a fuckin pot washer nevermind king.

      • Well said FM.

        A head of state with guts would at the very least have a quiet word about this particular type of lawfare,along the lines of “just get rid of it”..

        If nowt happened then why not pop along with the press to Hereford to explicitly show support for the Regiment,make a speech and blow the whole fucking thing to bits via the media..?

        Unfortunately the Gravy Train must not be derailed under any circumstances.

        A complete mess.

  23. France is on fire 🔥 🔥
    😁👍
    mobs of Arabs, sooties, students and other scum on the streets.

    I’m surprised Macron and his elderly missus haven’t fled to a safe country and the military surrendered.

    serves the ponddippers right.
    hope you burn in your piss stained beds you garlic flavoured cunts.

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  27. It would appear that if you have a labour MP, you’re more likely to be:

    SAT ON YOUR FUCKING ARSE, SCROUNGING OF THE PEOPLE WHO GO OUT TO ” WORK”…!

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  28. Sheriff from 1209 to 1221, Marc was so hated for extortion and heavy taxation that the barons explicitly demanded his removal in clause 50 of Magna Carta.

    Phil was THAT sheriff that Robin Hood fought in the stories.

    Weve had King’s, the Church sitting on us and ripping us off for over 2000 years.
    Then the politicians.

    The people of this country are born with a boot mark on our foreheads weve been stepped on for so long.

    Weve become accustomed to it.
    weve never known anything but being treated like shit.

    Lions led by donkeys
    .
    Watt Tyler had the right idea.

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    • Robin Hood is my number one hero.

      The fascination started when I was very young.

      Only later in life did I learn of the deeper Pagan symbolism.

      Lord and Lady Of The Forest.

      Green Man / Green Woman.

      Poll taxes have always annoyed the peasantry, as Maggie found out.

      Good old Watt, nothing like a bit of direct action.

      Good evening MNC / All.

      A tune ! While it’s Friday.

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0RJwW77Lsj8&list=RD0RJwW77Lsj8&start_radio=1

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    • My Nan always used to accuse me Grandad of only wanting to live in the woods with his dog, when she was annoyed with him 😃

      He was a big mentor for me.

      That’s why I became a poacher 😲

      And ended up in front of a modern day Sheriff… LOL.

      Five pound fine and ten pounds costs.

      In Pursuit Of Game Or Coneys.

      I’m doing ok but Ethel had a nasty fall while we were away, touring Worcestershire and Herefordshire. ☹️

      Want to get to Hayfield before the site shuts for Winter ❄️

      Haven’t been for yonks.

      You ok ?

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      • Sorry to hear that, hope she has a speedy recovery.

        Aye, I’m fine, off to Staffordshire moors tomorrow morning on a job,
        wish I could take my dog Freya ,
        happy memories of us out there,
        early in morning
        chasing hares.
        But shes slowing down now,
        11 in January,
        and id be distracted working.

        Hayfield?
        Let me know when you’re planning going,
        put a drink behind the bar for you👍

      • Cheers pal 👍

        The window’s closing rapidly.

        But I’m sure we’ll get there !

  29. Evening Jack👍
    same here.
    I was as a kid fascinated by it.
    living in the woods
    stealing the king’s deer
    robbing rich cunts, giving to the starving peasants,
    it could turn one into a lefty!!!😁

    ive visited all the sites ,
    Nottingham Castle,
    sherwood forest ( now only 1000 hectares but back then 100,000 hectare, stretching up into the Peak District, a royal hunting preserve)
    the grave of Little John (Hathersage)
    peveril Castle, king John’s hideout.

    Like you wasn’t till later I learnt the symbolism behind it,
    and liked it even more.
    you winning pal?
    any trips pending?

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