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C. Sgt Dura
Colour Sergeant Krishna Dura, of the 2nd Battalion
The Royal Gurkha Rifles, based in Kent, was killed last
month in Afghanistan by a roadside bomb. He had served
in the British Army for sixteen years.
There is righteous anger in the blogosphere over the
threat his widow and two children - both born here -
face, not from suicide bombers or snipers, but the "British"
Government.
According to Kent
News, Shepway councillor Peter Carroll of the Gurkha
Justice campaign, said that “The family should be allowed
to stay, there’s no question about it. The Government
were given three months after the High Court ruling
to come up with a new policy and we are awaiting what
the outcome will be."
"I just hope it’s not a fudge or a half measure,
such as requiring Gurkhas and their families to stay
only after serving for a particular length of time."
“This demonstrates how Gurkha families have been treated
horrendously."
Looking
for a Voice says, "He died four days after
Rememberance Sunday, so the crocodile tears of the political
classes did not remember for very long did they?"
The weaselly traitors in our Government have allowed
our country to become infiltrated with people who hate
us and yet seem to be prepared, again, to betray someone
who fought for our country.
More from Machiavelli,
who urges every decent man and woman to voice their
support for C. Sgt Dura's family.
The MP for Colour Sergeant Dura's constituency is Julian
Brazier TD MP. He is supporting the family's cause.
Please show him your support. I have just emailed him.
Comments can be left on my
blog.
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