These two would be the first to beg the SAS would turn up if a terror attack happened around them. How they casually cast disgust, that an ISIS fighter was killed near a suicide, obviously he wasn’t going to use it! And should have been given a free flight to the UK, if he wasn’t already from here. Leave the SAS alone, you have no idea how important that are to this country.
I'm ex MoD (RAF) civilian. You're naïve if you think the MoD are going to divulge information they don't want to. FOI or not. FOI is just mechanism to appease the public. They're not going to tell you anything they don't want to.
Some people just do not want to believe that they are being tricked, or, refuse to admit that they were tricked. 🎩🪄🐰 Some people oddly prefer to live in denial where their egos feel safe and right and just believe lies. 😳 Egomaniacs who refuse to ever be wrong are any government's dream. Those people are perfect for the government, believe our lies and support us because it feeds your ego. "I am with... the government..." 🧠💪🏻
This country cannot afford to spend our money on war when there are millions in poverty and homelessness . Your comments reaches depths of stupidly previously unplumbed.
They should give the soldiers the Victoria Cross, and send their commanders back to admin. Does the DoD understand that this isn’t a police action but, rather, a fight against evil non-state actors who don’t actually follow any rules of war? The notion that violent action was not required because the terrorist wasn’t actually wearing the bomb vest is so beyond outrageous that it is hard to know how to offer a critique of such a view.
Whether or not the accusations are true or not or justified or not just because the sas are fighting backward people who happily commit war crimes doesnt mean that they themselves dont need to follow the geneva convention. You arent exempt from committing war crimes just because your enemy commits war crimes. It seems there are quite a few incidents, with quite a few different soldiers so we will see the details when they come out. However if they are found to have broken the geneva convention they should be charged.
An explosive vest was nearby and they were ‘heavy handed’, that doesn’t sound like a war crime at all and really who would understand the situation and pressures making judgment calls like that unless they came from that background and training?
Should be protected our own not throwing them to the wolves, don’t send them to fight, then turn on them when they do their job, put the politicians on trial who sent them there, unbelievable 🙄
We are the "International Criminal Court" they say... 😂 Mkay, the innocent , non-criminal, "International Criminal Court" is on the job, rest assured, cracking down, on those other...criminals, besides themselves. 🤦♀️
As an ex marine who has served in Afghanistan and Iraq I have my final police interview next week. I’d like to think I’m on the right track. No skeletons in my closet. 🇬🇧
A British lawyer with history of representing ISIS, Hezbollah, Hamas, and a few Muslim organizations serving the greater London district and its major.
And they wonder why less people are going into the armed forces! The only crime committed here is the ones trying to prosecute! You’re going to see the same thing as what you see in British policing before long. People who are afraid to do their job
is the British press serious .....f there bring charges against those troops then all military forces should resign and no body should join the british military
The situation with the nine British special forces troops facing potential war crimes charges is really serious. They're being investigated for allegedly using excessive force on a suspected terrorist in Syria, which resulted in the person's death. This incident is part of a broader investigation into UK Special Forces' operations in Syria, and the Ministry of Defence has confirmed that the cases are under review. From a morale perspective, it's essential to remember that the actions of a few individuals don't define the entire military. However, it's crucial that these incidents are thoroughly investigated and that those responsible are held accountable. The use of excessive force is a serious concern, and it can have long-lasting effects on the morale of both the military and the public. It's also worth noting that Russia's involvement in military operations in Syria has been controverial, with critics arguing that their actions have caused significant harm to civilians and opposition groups. This highlights the importance of proportional responses and adherence to international humanitarian law. In terms of morale, it's essential to focus on the values of accountability, transparency, and respect for human life. The investigation into the actions of the British special forces troops is a step in the right direction, and it's crucial that the outcome is fair and just. *Key Takeaways:* - _Accountability_: The investigation into the actions of the British special forces troops is essential for maintaining accountability and trust in the military. - _Transparency_: The Ministry of Defence's confirmation that the cases are under review is a positive step towards transparency. - _Proportional Response_: The importance of proportional responses and adherence to international humanitarian law cannot be overstated. - _Morale_: The outcome of the investigation will have a significant impact on morale, both within the military and among the public.
05:05 Lol, everything is unusual, and mysterious, and "we don't know right now, just hang onto your hats", against protocol, because it is...B...S. Fake story. Okay we'll see what happens with this one. 🍿
07:18 Gulp. Liar's gulp. "GULP, UK soldiers executed innocent & unarmed Afghanistans..." Gulp. Fast, drone-like, speech, talking millions of miles per minute again without stopping, like all of the other liars.🚂🗣️ Stop and inhale, a bit, sweety.😰
These two would be the first to beg the SAS would turn up if a terror attack happened around them. How they casually cast disgust, that an ISIS fighter was killed near a suicide, obviously he wasn’t going to use it! And should have been given a free flight to the UK, if he wasn’t already from here. Leave the SAS alone, you have no idea how important that are to this country.
They are a colonial force and had no business in Syria.
And it keeps getting better! This country is a true traitor to its own
Not the country, some of those sleep-walkers purporting to represent it
I'm ex MoD (RAF) civilian. You're naïve if you think the MoD are going to divulge information they don't want to. FOI or not. FOI is just mechanism to appease the public. They're not going to tell you anything they don't want to.
Some people just do not want to believe that they are being tricked, or, refuse to admit that they were tricked.
🎩🪄🐰
Some people oddly prefer to live in denial where their egos feel safe and right and just believe lies.
😳
Egomaniacs who refuse to ever be wrong are any government's dream. Those people are perfect for the government, believe our lies and support us because it feeds your ego.
"I am with... the government..."
🧠💪🏻
I have only one thing to say to Britain's Special Forces: Thank you!
🇬🇧👌
This country cannot afford to spend our money on war when there are millions in poverty and homelessness . Your comments reaches depths of stupidly previously unplumbed.
All the rouges in Syria, and they try to come down on England. Typical.
This is why people do not want to join the force’s because of cases like this 🇬🇧 uk
nonsense! no one is above the law.
And that’s why they’re doing it - more undermining of our defences. It’s a war of attrition designed to denigrate us and leave us defenceless
@@Friendo111You don’t get Special Forces in to play kumbayah
Wrong
Leave our soldiers alone.
They shouldn't have been there in the first place
so they can run amok in someone elses country?
Anglosaxon war criminals
Not soldiers, Anglosaxon war criminals
They were in another country illegaly, and they murdered someone who that country..what don't you see wrong with that???
They should give the soldiers the Victoria Cross, and send their commanders back to admin. Does the DoD understand that this isn’t a police action but, rather, a fight against evil non-state actors who don’t actually follow any rules of war? The notion that violent action was not required because the terrorist wasn’t actually wearing the bomb vest is so beyond outrageous that it is hard to know how to offer a critique of such a view.
In this scenario, who is the terrorist?
Short answer no. Right arm. Just stop 🛑
Who is the terrorist?! The guy with the explosive vest is the terrorist. This isn't that hard.
@Crouchy232323 the guy with the explosive vest is the terrorist.
Whether or not the accusations are true or not or justified or not just because the sas are fighting backward people who happily commit war crimes doesnt mean that they themselves dont need to follow the geneva convention. You arent exempt from committing war crimes just because your enemy commits war crimes. It seems there are quite a few incidents, with quite a few different soldiers so we will see the details when they come out. However if they are found to have broken the geneva convention they should be charged.
An explosive vest was nearby and they were ‘heavy handed’, that doesn’t sound like a war crime at all and really who would understand the situation and pressures making judgment calls like that unless they came from that background and training?
Who are we at war with? Haven't heard anything in parliament about this.
@@obtuse1291 I’m guessing the type of vest gives the answer to that
Should be protected our own not throwing them to the wolves, don’t send them to fight, then turn on them when they do their job, put the politicians on trial who sent them there, unbelievable 🙄
It was their senior officers who had concerns apparently
We saw your "own" commit atrocities in Afghanistan too...
Prosecution you have got to be joking. To even suggest it is a crime
More ICC insanity. So pathetic.
We are the "International Criminal Court" they say...
😂
Mkay, the innocent , non-criminal, "International Criminal Court" is on the job, rest assured, cracking down, on those other...criminals, besides themselves.
🤦♀️
Moral of the story don’t join the armed forces or police.
It says could
No - DO join. We need good people in there to stop the rot and make changes from within.
As an ex marine who has served in Afghanistan and Iraq I have my final police interview next week. I’d like to think I’m on the right track.
No skeletons in my closet. 🇬🇧
@@mogznwaz There is no rot. They need to be allowed to make difficult split-second decisions, and be backed up when it goes wrong.
Amen to that.
Some idiots who called themselves expert with no qualifications just goes around and throws the word “War Crime” about.
It is a phrase used all the time. Crimes against humanity do not outweigh the rules of war. They work in unison.
Who should decide what constitutes a war crime?
@@however-yh2jy Not these two ladies!
@@tonyr4873 they're just reporting it, not bringing the charges.
@@however-yh2jy They're not fit to clean the soldiers boots, let alone report it in such a tone.
Forgive me for saying this but that's their job.
they are special forces, just pay the war crime prosecutors a visit, problem solved, we are the rules based order, and we make the rules
Only in the UK are Special Forces prosecuted for doing their jobs
Incorrect
@@marisabenson1222 Fact , this isn't the first time it has happened infact it happens on a regular basis with all our military
What constitutes a terrorist? It keeps changing who is and who isn't.
Uk military should be nowhere near Syria. The UK people do not support the deployment.
Thank you to all those who serve. Thank you to the special forces units who have served in Syria. You are all hero’s
Who lodged the complaint?
A British lawyer with history of representing ISIS, Hezbollah, Hamas, and a few Muslim organizations serving the greater London district and its major.
@@jank6340their superior officers apparently. At least one is facing a court martial.
the dead terrorist probably
What absolute stupidity.
Yep agree. Staged, fake.🥸
Oh, I see, the smear is in.
And they wonder why less people are going into the armed forces! The only crime committed here is the ones trying to prosecute! You’re going to see the same thing as what you see in British policing before long. People who are afraid to do their job
Too highhanded! He should have been caught & brought to the UK. (While awaiting trial, he should've been given residence at Larissa's home!)😂
Big Boy Rules.
Who would fight for modern u.k ? Must be mad
Sent by your government and then locked up by the same government,kids don’t join the British army 😂
Why would anyone join the army with all this going on its a shambles 😔
What exactly did they do wrong?
What are the UK special forces doing in Syria?? Aiding Tahrir el Sham?? Who invited them?? These are the questions
Why, you tool
is the British press serious .....f there bring charges against those troops then all military forces should resign and no body should join the british military
Not dissimilar to what happened in Gibraltar in 1988 with the SAS. The moral of the story….FAFO!
So it was the IRA threatening the UK in Syria? I don't quite get that.
Wait...what? British special forces are in Syria?
Big boys games, big boys rules.
A lawyer behind every personel. The war in lace 21th century version.
Why is there a recruiting crisis for the Military in the UK 😂 am EXTREMELY pleased I don't live there anymore
She should be arrested for telling national secrects
Nothing will happen and it shouldn't u do the same in their shoes
Now they know how Netanyahu feels.
No
What a load of nonsense
Stay in your lane.
This happens in every special force everywhere. Thec conditions are ripe for it. Yes the people should be prosecuted but a wider enquiry is needed.
Right let me guess you’ve been watching the BBC
no they fckn well shouldnt dont talk the talk if you havent walked the walk
Experienced much combat, have ypu? Thought not!
With that handmaiden collar, she’s got secrets
😅😅😅😅😅
Never going to happen
You don’t know
British Special Forces shouldn't be in Syria.
What a load of nonsense,.
Non-Sense. FFS.
The situation with the nine British special forces troops facing potential war crimes charges is really serious. They're being investigated for allegedly using excessive force on a suspected terrorist in Syria, which resulted in the person's death. This incident is part of a broader investigation into UK Special Forces' operations in Syria, and the Ministry of Defence has confirmed that the cases are under review.
From a morale perspective, it's essential to remember that the actions of a few individuals don't define the entire military. However, it's crucial that these incidents are thoroughly investigated and that those responsible are held accountable. The use of excessive force is a serious concern, and it can have long-lasting effects on the morale of both the military and the public.
It's also worth noting that Russia's involvement in military operations in Syria has been controverial, with critics arguing that their actions have caused significant harm to civilians and opposition groups. This highlights the importance of proportional responses and adherence to international humanitarian law.
In terms of morale, it's essential to focus on the values of accountability, transparency, and respect for human life. The investigation into the actions of the British special forces troops is a step in the right direction, and it's crucial that the outcome is fair and just.
*Key Takeaways:*
- _Accountability_: The investigation into the actions of the British special forces troops is essential for maintaining accountability and trust in the military.
- _Transparency_: The Ministry of Defence's confirmation that the cases are under review is a positive step towards transparency.
- _Proportional Response_: The importance of proportional responses and adherence to international humanitarian law cannot be overstated.
- _Morale_: The outcome of the investigation will have a significant impact on morale, both within the military and among the public.
🤮
Why so woke?
My goodness you are a professional tool
Oh F O TR
Let’s hear some salacious issues from her
bad tweets
Doesn’t matter!
turn it up!!…
Or… could not.
I speak on behalf of all UK veterans and true English Patriots when I say these fellas should be prosecuted. And Just Stop Oil
O soldiers
Terrorist killed "Excessive force" - suicide bomber in music concert "our prayers go out to the family's"
Thatd lies bunch of pen pushers
Government drama, sounds staged.🪩
05:05 Lol, everything is unusual, and mysterious, and "we don't know right now, just hang onto your hats", against protocol, because it is...B...S.
Fake story.
Okay we'll see what happens with this one.
🍿
07:18
Gulp. Liar's gulp.
"GULP, UK soldiers executed innocent & unarmed Afghanistans..."
Gulp.
Fast, drone-like, speech, talking millions of miles per minute again without stopping, like all of the other liars.🚂🗣️
Stop and inhale, a bit, sweety.😰