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Oct 26, 2026
Coffee House Shots: Col Richard Williams on the SAS witch hunt
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15:12Richard WilliamsGUEST
And so why, just hypothetically, why would it? B, that the commander of special forces would feel a propaganda exercise to reassure Whitehall and his bosses that they were taking this seriously needed to happen.
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15:25Richard WilliamsGUEST
Well, it's on the basis of a series of public challenges to SAS operations in Afghanistan that have led to Haddon Cave and elsewhere.
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15:34Tim ShipmanHOST
Yeah.
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15:35Tim ShipmanHOST
And we should say, I mean, look, no one in the SAS wants a whitewash.
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15:39Tim ShipmanHOST
Everybody I've spoken to about Haddon Cave says that it will probably uncover some pretty difficult material and that has made this a more complicated issue than it might be.
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15:50Tim ShipmanHOST
But that doesn't take away the need for a government to stand behind the people that it is asking to go into harm's way.
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15:58Tim ShipmanHOST
Every circumstance needs
SAS witch hunt: is Britain betraying its own special forces?
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15:12Richard WilliamsGUEST
And so why, just hypothetically, why would it? B, that the commander of special forces would feel a propaganda exercise to reassure Whitehall and his bosses that they were taking this seriously needed to happen.
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15:25Richard WilliamsGUEST
Well, it's on the basis of a series of public challenges to SAS operations in Afghanistan that have led to Haddon Cave and elsewhere.
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15:34Tim ShipmanHOST
Yeah.
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15:35Tim ShipmanHOST
And we should say, I mean, look, no one in the SAS wants a whitewash.
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15:39Tim ShipmanHOST
Everybody I've spoken to about Haddon Cave says that it will probably uncover some pretty difficult material and that has made this a more complicated issue than it might be.
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15:50Tim ShipmanHOST
But that doesn't take away the need for a government to stand behind the people that it is asking to go into harm's way.
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15:58Tim ShipmanHOST
Every circumstance needs
Burnham’s economics of empty promises
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5:00Liam HalliganHOST
years and years after they've been operating in some very nasty theaters of war compared to, say, their American counterparts.
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5:07Allison PearsonHOST
Well, there was much hilarity because a woman who used to work at the base in Hereford had given evidence to this Haddon Cave, Justice Haddon Cave inquiry, which is into their alleged war crimes in Afghanistan.
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5:20Allison PearsonHOST
And this lady rather amusingly had said, had complained about the soldier's language and said, you don't get...
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5:28Allison PearsonHOST
It's words you use quite a lot, Liam, but we won't mention them on Planet Normal.