Teenaged (British) Army Cadets Are Choosing to Defy Terrorist Threat by Wearing Their Uniforms

Breitbart.com ^ | 03/08/2015 | Donna Rachel Edmunds

[E. Pluribus Unum]

A 17 year old army cadet has chosen to defy terrorist threats by wearing her cadet uniform to and from school. All police and military personnel, including members of the combined cadet force, have been advised not to wear their uniforms in public thanks to the increased risk of attack from Islamic militants.

[HiTech RedNeck]

That’s a start. They should take their guns with, too

[Farmer Dean]

Give them a sidearm,They’re responsible enough to handle that.

[ifinnegan]

I don’t think the non-Muslim Brits appreciate these kids any more than the Muslims.

They ought to immigrate here.

[TheGipperWasRight]

So across the pond, they have to hide their uniforms so as not to anger the invaders that are taking over.

Here in America, the flag, and July 4th must be hidden so as not to anger our invaders.

In a sane world, the solution would be quite simple. The invaders would be repelled.

[bgill]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3265635/posts

300 Brits who went to fight with ISIS have returned to Britain. Gee whiz, maybe Britain might want to reconsider who they’re letting into their country when their own military can’t walk down a street without being killed. The US might want to consider the same but it won’t under the muzzy in chief.

[knarf]

King’s College School is an independent day school for boys aged 7-18 and girls aged 16-18. Founded in 1829 by Royal Charter, it’s a school of over 1200 pupils and is one of the most academically successful schools in the world.

[bgill]

It’s not just invaders but homegrown libs, too. UC Irvine students wanted to ban the US flag this week. They were overruled - this time.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Fight with ISIS in this case means fight for ISIS not against ISIS. That should not mean just a wink and a nod, whatever it does mean.

[SandRat]

Thanks for reminding me.

Ineed to get a replacement ARMY Flag to fly on June 14. Army day.

[freeangel]

I thought Britain has consistently denied it has a muslim “problem”.

[Defiant]

Those UC students weren’t homegrown. They were from Aztlan.

[SWAMPSNIPER]

ping

[SWAMPSNIPER]

They are still under ISIS command.

[Qout]

“I saw the email from the headmaster and so did my mum, but I was going to wear the CCF uniform anyway,” she said. “I don’t really feel at risk. My mum wrote back to the school saying that she had not brought us up to be scared of anything.” She added that a number of her fellow cadets had also chosen to wear their uniforms in public.

Sounds like FDR: "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself."

[Dagnabitt]

I’m old enough to remember a country called “Great Britain”.

[ansel12]

I know that the SAS was having to hide their identity 30 years ago.

In America there have been times when the GIs wanted to conceal that they were military, for instance during the Vietnam war it was sometimes nice to not be identified, except that the haircut was usually a giveaway.

[Balding_Eagle]

“I don’t really feel at risk. My mum wrote back to the school saying that she had not brought us up to be scared of anything.” She added that a number of her fellow cadets had also chosen to wear their uniforms in public.

I KNEW there were brave people left in England.