VC (Victoria Cross) winner branded a war criminal

The Telegraph ^ | 10 April 2006 | Paul Chapman

[tonycavanagh]

re :Imagine a Britain where there is no Thatcher type figures,

Clap Clap Clap Clap thats me clapping you, well fking done matey.

Some poncey academic who I agree are kiwis write cr*p which is what I expect from those with book smarts since you get different cr*p here from those with book smarts and no real experience of life.

And you turn it onto Britain, and some freepers fell for it.

LOL I have to admit you are right they are like a load of excitable puppies easily distracted with another bone.

So again Clap clap clap clap.

[tonycavanagh]

re :Winston Churchill won WWII for the Brits by keeping them in it, until events forced the U.S. to join them.

I think those serving at the time might of helped as well.

[tonycavanagh]

NZerFromHK I would of liked to debate the Second World war with you, but I feel your total dislike for my country would get in the way.

But if you are ever in Britain let me know I would invite you to the regimental mess and you can lecture us Brits why we are what you think we are.

I promise we wont go to hard on you.

LOL maybe a debagging and boot blacking

[albertabound]

I do not think you are in trouble with us Canuckleheads. You are just a goof and the average Canuck understands that goofs are prone to say dumb things from time to time so carry on mate.

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If it was a "war crime" it sounds like a misdemeanor in a conflict filled with felony class war crimes.

Strange that this happened in Greece. Odysseus, the man of many wiles, would have gotten along well with Hulme.