Stirlingsays
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Fair enough but if they're part of the British army they should be entitled to the same benefits.
The standard to get into the British Gurkhas was high and if they make full service they are richly rewarded and are made men in their societies.....as they deserve and as it should be.
I found the whole pensions episode a big fuss over not a lot....it only made a difference to Gurkhas who had married and lived in Britain....not something I'd encourage but obviously legal.
My point is that we get these sympathy arguments pushed onto us all the time.....The constant putting of foreigners first, their concerns, their needs....with the British taxpayer paying.
British sons and daughters are growing up with this second class citizen culture coming at them from all sides.....the working/lower middle class certainly.
The right need to hold the line and say 'no'.....the mainstream right haven't been doing that for over twenty years now.
Like most of the world, we need to put our own first and have no apology for it.