Britain’s Secretary of State for Defence subjected radio listeners to dead air on Thursday morning, as well as obfuscatory non-answers, when asked simple questions about the state of the nation, including how many warships it has.
Secretary of State for Defence John Healey, a trade unionist with no military service experience, spoke to several broadcasters on Thursday morning to field questions on the national defence at a time where public interest in the military is unusually high. Yet despite the importance of the brief amid a new war in the Middle East and intense public scrutiny of the questionable readiness of Britain’s Armed Forces…
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