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Britain and France Military treaty
« on: November 02, 2010, 09:24:54 PM »
Britain and France today signed a new military treaty in which they will share some resources.
 
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-11670247
 
First lessons will be given by the French:
 
1: "How to Surrender"
2: "How to drop your weapon without causing too much damage"
3: "How to drive a tank with 5 reverse gears and one forward"
 
Britain`s contribution will be:
 
1: "How to operate an aircraft carrier,with no aircraft"
2: "How to leave your ground troops without air support"
3: "How to scrap perfectly servicable aircraft"
 
 
« Last Edit: November 02, 2010, 10:24:49 PM by Angry Turnip »

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Re: Britain and France Military treaty
« Reply #1 on: November 03, 2010, 09:29:27 AM »
I was stunned when I heard this!!

Just look at the record of the French Armed Forces:-
First World War - Invaded and then rescued by UK
Second World War - Invaded and then rescued by UK and the yanks (Who werelate as usual)
Indo-China - LOST
Napoleon - Defeated
Even the french revolution was only won by them cause the other side was FRENCH.

The best regiment in the French Armed Forces is made up of foreigners, many of whom are from the UK
The Maginot Line is an excellent example of their military planning.
De Gaulle was such a great leader that when things got tough .......He fled to England then had the nerve to broadcast to his fellow countreymen to tell them to fight!!!

And the of course there was the Vichy - I wonder what side they would be on.

In recent years the French were not very supportive of the Falklands War and did not bother turning up for the Iraq War.

What sort of a decision was this?????