On 27 Jul, 14:03, Weatherlawyer wrote:
On Jul 27, 1:06 pm, Bonos Ego wrote:

But it's nice to see our army has enough reserves to deal with
national disasters whilst simultaneously dealing with Tory BLiar's
unnatural ones.
Please feel free to add your own suggestions if you agree that this
may help with some of our social poblems.

1. Expedite even more unnatural disasters, such as inculcating in
otherwise harmless farmers in third world countries, thoughts of
revenge for shed blood with acts we might misconstrue as terrorism.

2. Help reduce the amount of gun/knife crime, by way of giving the
youth legal purpose.for having and using said weapons.

3. Eradicate minority ethnic groups fromo British Society at the whim
of the next Thatcherlike imbecile.

4. Add more names to memorial tablets.
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5. Bombing the innocent, killing all the women, children and aged.
Making the rest homeless and even more vulnerable.

6. Drag all the dregs of society into the military, not just the ones
who want work but are incapable of finding it but the ones that don't
want to be in the military too. And teach them how to kill people.

Sounds good to me.

Funny how they have National Service in Greece and have very little of
the social problems that the UK have.

I visit Greece quite often and, having just come back from Crete where
there is virtually NO crime, they seem to be doing something right,
whereas the United Kingdom seems to be spiraling into a disfunctional
society with little respect for law and order.

Think of the panic buying of water in Gloucestershire, people taking
more than their quota of water and kids damaging the water bowsers,
instead of everyone mucking in and helping each other.

National Service, led by qualified Armed Forces Personnel, would
install discipline in the youth of this country. Whilst they may be
equipped with the knowledge to carry what you say above, I believe the
overall experience of controlled discipline would actually steer them
in the right direction for the rest of their lives; just as it does in
Greece.

"Bonos Ego" wrote in message
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Funny how they have National Service in Greece and have very little of
the social problems that the UK have.


Which does not prove that this is due to national service.

Perhaps they have better parenting in Greece, for example, or more community
spirit.

Bonos Ego wrote in news:1185546398.732565.269690
@k79g2000hse.googlegroups.com:

Funny how they have National Service in Greece and have very little of
the social problems that the UK have.
snip

They also have national service in Russia...

--
Bewdley, Worcs. ~90m asl.

In message .com
Bonos Ego wrote:


Funny how they have National Service in Greece and have very little of
the social problems that the UK have.

I visit Greece quite often and, having just come back from Crete where
there is virtually NO crime, they seem to be doing something right,
whereas the United Kingdom seems to be spiraling into a disfunctional
society with little respect for law and order.

That's because the government, being criminals themselves, seek to
encourage criminality in the hope hat they can get away with it. For
God's sake someone convince me I am wrong.


Think of the panic buying of water in Gloucestershire, people taking
more than their quota of water and kids damaging the water bowsers,
instead of everyone mucking in and helping each other.

The lead comes from our leaders.

National Service, led by qualified Armed Forces Personnel, would
install discipline in the youth of this country. Whilst they may be
equipped with the knowledge to carry what you say above, I believe the
overall experience of controlled discipline would actually steer them
in the right direction for the rest of their lives; just as it does in
Greece.


Probably. But then, discipline would be bad for the governemnt.
After all, they don't understand it, and if enough people did, we
might rebel and overthrow them.

--
Created on the Iyonix PC - the world's fastest RISC OS computer.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/m.dixon4/

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In message .com
Bonos Ego wrote:


Funny how they have National Service in Greece and have very little of
the social problems that the UK have.

I visit Greece quite often and, having just come back from Crete where
there is virtually NO crime, they seem to be doing something right,
whereas the United Kingdom seems to be spiraling into a disfunctional
society with little respect for law and order.

That's because the government, being criminals themselves, seek to
encourage criminality in the hope hat they can get away with it. For
God's sake someone convince me I am wrong.


Think of the panic buying of water in Gloucestershire, people taking
more than their quota of water and kids damaging the water bowsers,
instead of everyone mucking in and helping each other.

The lead comes from our leaders.

National Service, led by qualified Armed Forces Personnel, would
install discipline in the youth of this country. Whilst they may be
equipped with the knowledge to carry what you say above, I believe the
overall experience of controlled discipline would actually steer them
in the right direction for the rest of their lives; just as it does in
Greece.


Probably. But then, discipline would be bad for the governemnt.
After all, they don't understand it, and if enough people did, we
might rebel and overthrow them.

--
Created on the Iyonix PC - the world's fastest RISC OS computer.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/m.dixon4/

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Funny how people want to blame governments for everything but don't vote,
don't want a nanny stae, don't want to pay tax, don't want to put anything
in to public service themselves..........
I agree with your observations however, about our society. I believe it is
down to parents - values have to be installed at an early age. The media
doesn't help. I overheard two boys of only about 7 quoting that "Phil (from
Eastenders) sorted out that bitch for pinching her boy (by beating her up
and pushing her off a building)" I believe such programmes set the tone
not reflect it, as claimed.

Dave