Trump insulting brave British Forces

@Royrogers I thought that had been reversed and that there would be no more such prosecutions. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

@FreddieUK it was recently but I read it had been voted through parliament

@Royrogers I think the acquittal of the last soldier to be prosecuted in NI fairly recently marked the end. I am not sure of Starmer's personal role in any of it: the initial prosecution or the decision to end any further ones, but the latter happened while he was PM.

@FreddieUK just checked and it is said our wonderful government who are anti uk forces are pushing legislation through parliament as of January this year

I don’t think we can excuse a prime minister of no involvement if his party tries or does pass legislation so NI troubles veterans can be prosecuted

@Royrogers When was that passed? Aren't we talking some time ago? Before the current government took office?

@FreddieUK January 2026

As in going through parliament voted the commons

@Royrogers OK. I've done a bit of homework, because I am obviously a out of date. I read in several places that MPs have voted through some legislation to remove some immunity from prosecution. I cannot find an attack on soldiers from Starmer on the egregious level just witnessed from Trump. In fact I can find no words from him in that vein. Your understandable ire is with the current Parliament which has passed the law which you don't like.

@FreddieUK no it with starmer who our prime minister. It is his party he leads it

@Royrogers As you will.

@FreddieUK you do yourself a disservice. You appear to not hold this prime minister responsible for the legislation his party puts through parliament and you clearly see nothing wrong in prosecuting veterans while terrorists walk free

@Royrogers I do not agree with anyone breaking the law and not facing the consequences. As I read elsewhere: soldiers should be protected by the law and subject to it.

@FreddieUK it appears you are a labour supporter who is happy to see terrorists walk free and not be subject to the law as well. A typical deluded labour supporter