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No Justice For Soldiers
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We do not ask for a legal waiver to behave illegally or indiscriminately. All we ask for is a fair and rational legal framework to operate within, applying UK laws, enacted and controlled by our own elected Parliament.
Dean Godson argues the Docklands bombing should have been a “line in the sand”.
For many who served, it raises a harder question: what happens when the state absorbs violence but later scrutinises restraint? www.justiceforveterans.uk/p/docklands-...
Docklands, Doctrine, and the Veteran’s Question
Dean Godson argues the IRA bombing should have drawn a line in the sand. For those who served, it raises a harder question: what happens when the state absorbs violence but scrutinises restraint?
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February 14, 2026 at 1:11 PM
Former Parachute Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Simon Barry pulls no punches in the latest One More Mission podcast: www.justiceforveterans.uk/p/why-scrapp...
Why Scrapping Mercer’s Legacy Act Betrays Our Veterans
Former Parachute Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Simon Barry pulls no punches in the latest One More Mission podcast from justiceforveterans.uk.
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February 9, 2026 at 4:24 PM
Northern Ireland shows what happens when investigations never end: service turns into liability. Iraq only reinforced it. Veterans don’t need sympathy — they need MPs to answer one question: Where does this end? www.justiceforveterans.uk/p/it-is-time...
It is Time to Put Your MP on the Spot
Iraq-era lawfare showed what happens when process has no end-point. Veterans must now press MPs locally for one clear answer: where does this end?
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January 30, 2026 at 10:52 AM
Finality is not impunity.
Closure is not denial.
They complete justice — and honour those the state sent to serve.
Iraq shows what happens when Northern Ireland’s mistakes are repeated.
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When process becomes punishment: why lessons from Iraq and N. Ireland must not be ignored
Op Banner shows how a legal framework built for accountability can harden into an industry. And Iraq is now following suit. Meanwhile, veterans suffer for service.
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January 28, 2026 at 10:58 AM
Who really has the soldier’s back — Westminster or Strasbourg? In the latest One More Mission podcast, Lt Col (retd) Simon Barry explains why Troubles-era lawfare isn’t just about the past — it affects morale, deterrence, and any troops sent to Ukraine. www.justiceforveterans.uk/p/who-has-th...
Who Has the Soldier’s Back — Westminster or Strasbourg?
In the latest One More Mission podacast, Former Parachute Regiment Lt Col Simon Barry talks about why that question now matters for Northern Ireland veterans, and for any troops sent to Ukraine.
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January 19, 2026 at 3:13 PM
Buckle up, folks, because the Legacy Industrial Complex is about to fire up: www.justiceforveterans.uk/p/the-legacy...
The Legacy Machinery Reboot: How The Remedial Order Affects Veterans
Separate from the Troubles Bill, this vote reopens legacy process — and ultimately shifts control from Parliament to Strasbourg.
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January 12, 2026 at 2:26 PM
The Attorney-General says Britain can weigh diplomacy before calling out allies for breaches of international law. Fine. Meanwhile, at home, Operation Banner veterans face rigid, one-way legal machinery. www.justiceforveterans.uk/p/hermers-do...
Hermer’s Double Standard: Diplomacy Gets Discretion, Veterans Get the Conveyor Belt
If discretion is acceptable when dealing with allies abroad, why is it forbidden when protecting Operation Banner veterans at home? Selective enforcement makes “international law” look less universal.
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January 11, 2026 at 10:50 AM
The growing number of voices opposing Starmer’s are rational and guided by experience, not political motives. www.justiceforveterans.uk/p/boots-on-t...
Boots on the Ground — and a Public That No Longer Believes
Experience military minds are speaking out and the public is listening. But, will Sir Keir pay attention?
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January 8, 2026 at 11:51 AM
Repeating ‘ruled unlawful, no protections’ is not an explanation — it’s a slogan. Benn, Carns and co.: tell the public what real safeguards you’re actually offering instead. Because veterans see none. www.justiceforveterans.uk/p/time-to-pu...
Time to push back when Government repeats a “half-true” legacy slogan
Government touting Legacy as unlawful is a half-truth being repeated so often that it risks hardening into “common knowledge”. Help stop that now.
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January 1, 2026 at 5:18 PM
Over 2,000 people commented overnight on a national newspaper story about Labour’s new legacy plans. That doesn’t happen by accident. The public can see the danger:
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Britain can smell a broken covenant
A news story with more than 2,000 comments in a night reveals real anger and fear which needs to translate into support.
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December 31, 2025 at 11:10 AM
The Government's own committee sees the Troubles Bill for the betrayal that it is, but waves it through anyway: www.justiceforveterans.uk/p/the-ni-tro...
The NI Troubles Bill is a Veterans’ Nightmare Dressed as “Protection”
Westminster Committee report, intended to support the Government’s approach, actually documents a comprehensive betrayal.
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December 14, 2025 at 10:08 AM
The Government's own committee sees the Troubles Bill for the betrayal that it is, but waves it through anyway: www.justiceforveterans.uk/p/the-ni-tro...
The NI Troubles Bill is a Veterans’ Nightmare Dressed as “Protection”
Westminster Committee report, intended to support the Government’s approach, actually documents a comprehensive betrayal.
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December 14, 2025 at 10:07 AM
Listen to the full interview for Lt. Col. Barry’s detailed analysis of Jonathon Powell’s methods, the downstream consequences of the peace process, and why the lessons of Northern Ireland may not travel as well as the Government hopes. #SAS #OpBanner www.justiceforveterans.uk/p/the-archit...
The Architect Returns
Lt. Col (Ret'd) Simon Barry discusses Jonathan Powell and the unfinished business of Northern Ireland
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December 12, 2025 at 12:49 AM
Cornwall Council votes to write to Defence, Northern Ireland and the Minister for Veterans, warning over the Legacy Act repeal. The motion calls for better veterans’ support and for no NI veterans to face prosecution for doing their duty on Operation Banner. www.justiceforveterans.uk/p/cornwall-c...
Cornwall Council backs veterans’ call for action over Legacy Act repeal
Cross-party motion urges ministers to prioritise veterans’ health and wellbeing and prevent prosecutions of those who served in Northern Ireland during Operation Banner.
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December 1, 2025 at 11:05 AM
The Troubles Bill passed its second reading — former Para Lt Col Simon Barry flew from South Africa to witness it. Listen to the ONE MORE MISSION podcast to learn about how the fighting continues for veterans:
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The fighting is over, but the veterans' battle continues
As the Troubles Bill clears its second reading, a former Parachute Regiment Lt Col goes to Westminster to confront a looming question: will Britain still stand by those it sent into harm’s way?
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November 27, 2025 at 1:53 AM
Can Al Carns’ honour survive being used as cover for a Troubles Bill that still leaves NI veterans in the firing line? Medals and Afghan service are being used to sell “protections” that don’t protect. www.justiceforveterans.uk/p/what-veter...
What Veterans Are Really Saying About Al Carns and the Troubles Bill
Ministers are hiding behind Carns’ medals to sell a Troubles Bill that still leaves Northern Ireland soldiers in the dock. Can his reputation survive?
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November 23, 2025 at 4:29 PM
Starmer says the Troubles Bill “gets the balance right”. It doesn’t. Decades-old inquests reopened with no new evidence, dragging ageing veterans back into lawfare while terrorists rewrite history. A state must defend its defenders: www.justiceforveterans.uk/p/starmer-sh...
November 23, 2025 at 2:18 PM
No doubt Al Carns is a decorated officer who served with honour. The question is can that honour survive being used as political cover for a Troubles Bill that still leaves NI veterans in the firing line. #OperationBanner www.justiceforveterans.uk/p/can-al-car...
Can Al Carns’ Honour Survive Westminster’s Troubles Bill Spin?
No doubt Al Carns is a decorated soldier who served with honour. The question is whether that honour can survive being used as political cover for a Bill that leaves veterans exposed to persecution
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November 22, 2025 at 1:57 PM
When ex-SAS leaders like Richard Williams and Bob Parr are warning of a “bonfire of persecution” and even the Regiment is ready to sue, the Prime Minister’s silence isn’t dignity — it’s cowardice. #SAS #JusticeforVeterans www.justiceforveterans.uk/p/starmer-hi...
Starmer hides as veterans suffer
More at stake than your men’s welfare’: ex-SAS boss says London has ‘forgotten its priorities’ in Troubles Bill row
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November 21, 2025 at 7:49 AM
"This is an issue of pressing national security. It's a question of national honour. It's time for No 10 to sept up to this and address it directly.": www.justiceforveterans.uk/p/veteran-sp...
Veteran speaks out
Dr Bob Parr outlines SAS legal action against government lack of protections for Op Banner Veterans.
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November 20, 2025 at 11:20 AM
The betrayal of veterans goes ahead. Government did not even bother to pretend to participate in any debate as a junior minister refuses to take any interjections because of time and still finished two minutes early: www.justiceforveterans.uk/p/what-happe...
What Happens Next?
Bill clears first hurdle in an easy win for the Government and opens way to ram through legislation to continue the betrayal of veterans.
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November 18, 2025 at 8:00 PM
Another bravura performance - a perfectly framed counter to the core tenets of the Government’s Treachery Bill. An extra sugar lump for that man…!Well done - very well done. #SAS #OperationBanner www.justiceforveterans.uk/p/david-davi...
David Davis Delivers Powerful Challenge to Government’s Northern Ireland Legacy Proposals
Conservative MP mounts forceful defence of veterans in Commons debate ahead of crucial vote
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November 14, 2025 at 4:07 PM
Stuart Anderson asks when will PM stand up for NI veterans. Starmer calls Legacy Act “unlawful”. Legally precise? No. Politically understandable? Maybe.
Honest and transparent? No. If even Acts of Parliament are reduced to spin, who can trust the system? www.justiceforveterans.uk/p/calling-an...
Calling an Act “Unlawful” Doesn’t Make It So
When Sir Keir Starmer brands the Legacy Act “unlawful”, he blurs a hard constitutional fact. Legally precise? No. Politically understandable? Maybe. Honest and transparent? No.
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November 13, 2025 at 2:40 PM