Britain's post-truth 'Iraqistan' memorial insults both veterans and reality
A gilded fiction is still a fiction, after all.
Rethinking Remembrance: Why I'll be wearing a black poppy this year
It is the lost rebels - and the ones who will step forward in the future - who deserve to be celebrated.
We should beware of British bobbies 'tooling up' to take on terrorists
Jean Charles De Menezes proved that military-style training for police officers can lead to mistakes.
Why are US military veterans shooting cops?
Violent rebellion from angry veterans also happens in UK, but is hidden behind carefully engineered 'hero' PR.
Four lessons we must learn from the Iraq War and Chilcot report – from a veteran
The war was not a 'mistake' or an 'accident'. It was calculated and intentional.
Remembrance Day: Why the Cenotaph has become the dark heart of British militarism
Veterans are tired of our name and our legacy being taken in vain.
