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SAS Soldiers Challenge High Court Ban in War Crimes Probe
A legal fightback launched after a High Court judge banned soliders from attending hearings. They say Lord Justice Haddon-Cave is acting 'unlawfully'.
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Heroes in Handcuffs
By considering the complex realities faced by our troops, we can ensure they are supported and trusted, without the fear of bureaucratic retribution, as…
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60 Days On, Parliament Still To Publish Debate Outcome On Repealing Legacy Act
Parliament has yet to publish the debate outcome. George Simm, retired SAS RSM, reflects on a day of passionate advocacy and government disconnection.
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The Scandal and Shame of Lawfare
Lt.Col. (Ret'd) Simon Barry looks at how lawyers bilk taxpayers for millions with false allegations and vexatious legal cases against soldiers.
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Why Leaving the ECHR is One Way to Stop the Lawfare Against Operation Banner Veterans
The law has been twisted into a weapon, turning the very concept of rights into a cudgel against those who upheld them. Strasbourg’s overreach is one of…
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The IRA Was Defeated, Not Negotiated With
The Good Friday Agreement followed military defeat, not political brilliance. Today, Sinn Féin dresses up surrender as strategy, and politicians still…
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August 2025

When Laws Kill: How Legal Constraints Hamper Military Effectiveness
From Rwanda to Srebrenica, rigid international frameworks have stalled decisive action, leaving both civilians and soldiers exposed. Understanding these…
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Remembering Warrenpoint 46 Years: The Troubles' Deadliest Attack on Soldiers
On 27 August 1979, eighteen soldiers lost their lives and over twenty were seriously injured in a meticulously planned ambush during the Troubles.
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The Battle of Belief: Trust and Leadership in Conflict
Lt. Col. (Ret’d) Simon Barry delves into the ramifications of the Northern Ireland legacy issue, and argues for the critical need for government trust…
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When Law Collides With Reality
A look into inquests, highlighting the stark and dangerous disconnect between legal theory and operational reality in combat situations.
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Who benefits from repeal of the Legacy Act?
Lit. Col. (Ret'd) Simon Barry who had first-hand experience in NI looks into inquests, and the stark and dangerous disconnect between legal theory and…
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You Can Help Stop the Persecution of Veterans
Over 191,000 people have made their voice heard. Will you tell the government to stop hounding veterans
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