Constant never-ending legal wranglings that undermine the contract between a nation and those that serve is neither a good use of taxpaying money nor an effective execution of strategy.
Discussing the implications of the Troubles legacy legislation.
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I resigned in June because I did not believe the defence funding on the table was adequate for the threats this country faces. I said so publicly and I still stand by every word.
Until the country was spending what it needed to spend on defence, I would keep making that case from the backbenches.
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