Commonwealth soldier kicked in the teeth by Britain

L/Cpl
Done and dusted
Cheers - now over 10,000

 

Good Job Mike !

 

A disgusting story. I don't know what the case is these days, but during WWII persons of any nationality who served in the US Army were granted their citizenship as well. If I was British I'd gladly sign your petition, Drew.

 

A disgusting story. I don't know what the case is these days, but during WWII persons of any nationality who served in the US Army were granted their citizenship as well. If I was British I'd gladly sign your petition, Drew.

If you wish to do so you can. Usually these petitions do not allow people outside the UK to sign however this one does.

 

Just signed it and over 12,000 signatures now.

 

signed, now 12440 signatures. Will write to William Hague also, he is my local MP.
Facebook groups notified.

 

Done

 

Signed. There are now 12630 signatures.

 

Signed # 12658. Keep them coming!

 

Fantastic!
UK residents or not what a wonderful response from our Commonwealth members.
Getting a bit dusty here, thanks for your support.

 

Done 12893

 

Can I ask that you put both links on your facebook accounts and ask your friends to do the same please !

 

Mrs Roxy and I have both signed and posted on FB.

Roxy

 

Done !

Ron

 

Signed and over 14400 now

 

Have just visited GoPetition and found the following page very interesting: Fijian soldier to be deported

Stop Bale being deported after 13 years serving British Armed Forces Petition

 

Signed, on behalf of my 7-month old daughter who holds a British passport.

All the best

Andreas

 

Signed and posted on Facebook!

Roxy

 

http://www.ww2talk.com/forum/postwar/46767-commonwealth-soldier-kicked-teeth-britain.html

 

Have just visited GoPetition and found the following page very interesting: Fijian soldier to be deported

Stop Bale being deported after 13 years serving British Armed Forces Petition

Just signed the Petition. Thanks for giving me the opportunity to let off a bit of steam !! What a shameful way to treat a loyal soldier and his family.
DENNIS L.