The British military had some big problems back then. Extending human rights legislation to the trenches would not have fixed them. The same is true of the problems in the British military today. Taking risks in war can sometimes save lives as well as lose them. It should be up to the military, not judges, to decide which is which. This is yet another foolish decision based on the same European-inspired human rights law that prevents Britain from expelling terrorists and is challenging the supremacy of Britain’s Parliament. It marks another sad step in Britain’s descent from being a major military power, one that will seriously hamper the nation’s ability to wage war.
Posted on: Mon, 24 Jun 2013 10:33:00 +0000
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