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Foot was the last of the great old school orators!
A wonderful public speaker.
Didn't agree with him in the slightest but he was great to listen to when he got up on his soapbox.
I hope you're right. The Albanians are twats basically. Not all of them obviously but there's some really nasty ****s among them.
Kosovo was created as a separate state by the UN due to those twats.
The UN should have been hung for allowing land to be stolen from Serbia.
It's a bit like Bradford declaring itself part of Pakistan & the UN agreeing with it.
as houses mate its only Al shabab and British secret service hunt them down Kenyans dont **** around catch and kill policy
We're out there as well?
We get involved in a lot of dirty business behind the scenes.
Are you saying kenya is safer than holland??
Bring all the figures you wan
But it isnt
do you want the facts you've just been complaining that the posts i put up are too long
The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) maintains a longstanding Defence Cooperation Agreement with the Kenyan Government whereby upto six British infantry battalions (10,000 service personnel) per year may carry out four-week exercises in Kenya’s arid Great Rift Valley.[1] The ruggedness of Terrain in Laikipia Province (Laikipia County?) is unavailable in the UK and therefore a unique opportunity for British soldiers to gain skills through training.
The exercises are run by the British Army Training Unit Kenya based at Kifaru Camp in Nairobi, and Nanyuki Showground Camp (NSC), 200 km north of the capital. In addition three Royal Engineers squadrons carry out civil engineering projects, while two medical company group deployments provide primary health care assistance to the civilian community. Britain also offers substantial training opportunities in the UK to members of the Kenyan Military and conducts joint exercises with theKenya Defence Forces. From 2015 the UK will also offer greater support for Kenya's struggle against Al Shabaab, including the deployment of British personnel to Somalia to offer the Kenyan Defence Forces logistical support, and contributions towards anti-terrorism training for the Kenya Police and border guards.
how do you think we give them support, by training exercises.
The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) maintains a longstanding Defence Cooperation Agreement with the Kenyan Government whereby upto six British infantry battalions (10,000 service personnel) per year may carry out four-week exercises in Kenya’s arid Great Rift Valley.[1] The ruggedness of Terrain in Laikipia Province (Laikipia County?) is unavailable in the UK and therefore a unique opportunity for British soldiers to gain skills through training.
The exercises are run by the British Army Training Unit Kenya based at Kifaru Camp in Nairobi, and Nanyuki Showground Camp (NSC), 200 km north of the capital. In addition three Royal Engineers squadrons carry out civil engineering projects, while two medical company group deployments provide primary health care assistance to the civilian community. Britain also offers substantial training opportunities in the UK to members of the Kenyan Military and conducts joint exercises with theKenya Defence Forces. From 2015 the UK will also offer greater support for Kenya's struggle against Al Shabaab, including the deployment of British personnel to Somalia to offer the Kenyan Defence Forces logistical support, and contributions towards anti-terrorism training for the Kenya Police and border guards.
how do you think we give them support, by training exercises.
do you want the facts you've just been complaining that the posts i put up are too long
The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) maintains a longstanding Defence Cooperation Agreement with the Kenyan Government whereby upto six British infantry battalions (10,000 service personnel) per year may carry out four-week exercises in Kenya’s arid Great Rift Valley.[1] The ruggedness of Terrain in Laikipia Province (Laikipia County?) is unavailable in the UK and therefore a unique opportunity for British soldiers to gain skills through training.
The exercises are run by the British Army Training Unit Kenya based at Kifaru Camp in Nairobi, and Nanyuki Showground Camp (NSC), 200 km north of the capital. In addition three Royal Engineers squadrons carry out civil engineering projects, while two medical company group deployments provide primary health care assistance to the civilian community. Britain also offers substantial training opportunities in the UK to members of the Kenyan Military and conducts joint exercises with theKenya Defence Forces. From 2015 the UK will also offer greater support for Kenya's struggle against Al Shabaab, including the deployment of British personnel to Somalia to offer the Kenyan Defence Forces logistical support, and contributions towards anti-terrorism training for the Kenya Police and border guards.
how do you think we give them support, by training exercises.
No mate. Its good
Its just me whinging on a phone. Everything is different.
Its not easy. So i just skip them or look for key words.
Keep up the work ya burgdany coloured bumgee jumper.
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Alexander Monson with his mother Hilary at her home in Diani, on Kenya's South Coast
By Rachel Savage, Nairobi
10:33PM GMT 24 Mar 2016
A British aristocrat who died after being arrested by Kenyan police did not have any drugs in his system, according to a forensic scientist, contradicted police claims that Alexander Monson died of an overdose.
Monson, 28, died on May 19 2012 hours after being arrested in the coastal resort of Diani for smoking cannabis and possessing other drugs.
His family believe the son of the 12th Baron Monson died from a head injury inflicted by Sergeant Naftali Chege, the policeman who arrested the former Marlborough College pupil.
Kenya 1 death
Netherlands
Amsterdam is one of Europe’s top murder capitals: Eurostat
April 10, 2012 News
DutchAmsterdam.nl — Amsterdam belongs to the European capitals with the highest per capita number of murders and other unnatural deaths.
In a report by Eurostat, the statistics service of the European Union, Amsterdam ranks in fourth place with 3.65 homicides per 100.000 inhabitants. Vilnius, Lithuania heads the list (7.90), followed by Talinn, Estonia (6.03), and Luxembourg, Luxembourg (4.24).
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Most crime is Amsterdam is of a less serious nature. Here a motorist argues with a police man who tickets him for driving the wrong way. The horse is paying more attention than the cop is...
The Netherlands ended in 11th place with 179 murders.
In its report, titled, “Crime and Criminal Justice, 2006-2009,” Eurostat says, “Homicide is a type of violent crime, and is defined as the intentional killing of a person, including murder, manslaughter, euthanasia and infanticide. It excludes death by dangerous driving, abortion and help with suicide.”
Over the past decade a revenge-war amongst some of Amsterdam’s top criminals has resulted in a number of assassinations.
Amsterdam’s Bureau of Research and Statistics, O+Sshows the following number of homicides per year:
2007: 25
2008: 17
2009: 29
2010: 16
2011: 16
Amsterdam has a population of 780.559 inhabitants.
Its good to know our lads are doing work quietly behind the scenes.
That's the way it should be.
A good lesson there for the yanks.
Edit: That's probably unfair. I'm guessing their lads are doing the same sort of thing elsewhere.
some of the towns are like a kenyan Aldershot mate, Dani ,Mombasa, Kilifi ,Nyali,Malindi, Lamu all up the North coast is a tropical paradise cheap as chips and full of Brits
