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Link goes to a page no found.Originally posted by WTFH View PostJust read this
MoD to review benefits |MailONLINE
Looks like they are starting their cutbacks with ex-soldiers.
Wait till you see - next week all soldiers will have to buy their own guns and ammo.
Can't find anything relating to it through googling. Dodgy story possibly?
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They should set up pension/health/benefit via a private company which would be contributory. Like wot we haz to.
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This place has gone downhill.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostAnd you are a so called mod here?

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Oh I dont know.his beef Wellington can kill a man at ten pacesOriginally posted by northernladyuk View PostI'm not convinced stopping the benefits of traumatised trained killers is a good idea. Unless of course it's for ex-catering corps types like Shauny.
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They could cut back on mobile phone use.
MoD spent £64,000 on internet usage for a phone last year | Daily Mail Online
Ministry of Defence spent £64,000 on internet usage for ONE phone last year, new figures reveal
The top ten most expensive charges for mobile phone internet use revealed
Most expensive bill was staggering £64K followed by another which cost £54K
Labour's defence chief Nia Griffith slammed the 'astronomical' charges
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MoD to stop benefits - who is next?
Who hasn’t.Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostYou'd be a miserable mean-spirited misanthrope too, if you'd had Brillo's life.
Oh, sorry, I thought that was a W not an L.
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You'd be a miserable mean-spirited misanthrope too, if you'd had Brillo's life.Originally posted by BR14 View Postshowing your caring, empathic side again then ?
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostJust read this
MoD to review benefits |MailONLINE
Looks like they are starting their cutbacks with ex-soldiers.
Wait till you see - next week all soldiers will have to buy their own guns and ammo.
they'll call it,
Bring Your Own Machine Gun
Milan.
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