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Harrods insisted it would still exclude servicemen or women wearing 'fatigues' - the combat clothing which most wear for everyday work - a rule which the report condemns as 'quite unacceptable.'

Other examples include troops returning from fighting in Afghanistan being told to change into civilian clothes before passing through Birmingham Airport, and being kept away from public areas of Edinburgh Airport.

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2 posted on 05/19/2008 9:49:34 AM PDT by Stoat (Rice / Coulter 2012: Smart Ladies for a Strong America)
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Meanwhile, Code Pink and other anti-miltary groups in the U.S. enjoy local governmental and media support for their mistreatment of U.S. service personnel.


4 posted on 05/19/2008 9:56:35 AM PDT by SoldierDad (Proud Dad of a 2nd BCT 10th Mountain Soldier home after 15 months in the Triangle of death)
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Dodi al Fayed was heir to the billion-dollar Harrods fortune.


7 posted on 05/19/2008 10:07:34 AM PDT by weegee (We cant keep our homes on 72 at all times & just expect that other countries are going to say OK -BO)
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I fully support the idea. Top idea what?!!!!

I have in no way been influenced by the idea of a nice bank holiday added to our calendar...

Ahem...


18 posted on 05/19/2008 12:01:11 PM PDT by Mercia
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