Even as the world wakes up to Britain’s chronic “say-do gap” on defence, Westminster is cutting even more cash from the military to boost welfare spending.
The leader of Nigel Farage’s Reform UK department for preparing for government, Danny Kruger, has taken a hand in the burgeoning debate on the demilitarisation of Britain, from the world’s premier military power a century ago, to a credible world power earlier this century, to a hollowed-out force with capability gaps so pronounced it has proven unable in recent weeks to meet its commitments.
Responding to a significant elite defection whistle-blower — former NATO Secretary General and…
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