The British column has long warned of a deliberate weakening and depletion of Britain's military capabilities in order to force Britain into interdependence with Europe to provide a viable and capable defence.
Key to this policy is the weakening and eventual elimination of Britain's own nuclear deterrent, provided by the Royal Navy's Vanguard-class nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines. These submarines carry 16 Trident ballistic missiles, each capable of carrying multiple warheads, and are based at Faslane on the west coast of Scotland.
Faslane provides a strategic and protected base for submarine fleets with nuclear deterrent capabilities, providing easy access to the deep waters of the Atlantic Ocean and a secure and defensible operational and maintenance base. .
The loss of this base and its strategic capability for nuclear submarine operations would severely compromise Britain's overall nuclear capabilities. What Prime Minister Cameron is hiding from the British public.
Usually reliable sources claim that Cameron has an agreement with Alex Salmond that the Faslane nuclear base will remain a sovereign base area even if Scotland leaves the UK. In effect, this means that the base area is a territory within Scotland that is subject to British sovereignty.
European sources have previously suggested Britain would be stripped of its nuclear weapons, leaving Europe's intercontinental nuclear defense capabilities in the hands of France.
Many people think that David Cameron is an evil and untrustworthy politician, especially when it comes to national defence.
Prime Minister David Cameron, who delights in the death of British troops in the illegal wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, has consistently cut defense spending and defense forces behind their backs, without any dialogue within Parliament.
British Column reported in early 2011 that Prime Minister David Cameron's 50-year defense agreement with France was revealed behind closed doors with the Franco-British Council, a charity set up to promote good relations between Britain and France. revealed what had been exchanged.
To the surprise of the British public, Anglo-French defense co-operation was discussed in a secret meeting co-chaired by Baroness Taylor, former British defense equipment minister, and French National Defense Councilor Senator Xavier Pinta.
No minutes were produced of the meeting held within the Franco-British Council in Paris.
Significantly, the secret talks took place ahead of Britain's Strategic Defense Review, which will reduce Britain's defense capabilities, and ahead of Prime Minister David Cameron's 50-year defense deal.
Under the treaty, Britain will now share France's aircraft carriers, as the Royal Navy's aircraft carriers have been scrapped by the Conservative government.
Meanwhile, joint submarine operations led to an underwater collision between the nuclear-powered ballistic submarines Vanguard and Le Triomfant in 2009. No explanation was given to the British public about this dangerous collision.
Our defense team predicts that Britain's defenses will be so weakened over the next five years that they will be unable to protect this country unless Prime Minister David Cameron's treasonous act of destroying our armed forces is quickly stopped. I am.
Concerned military sources have reported that France's intrusions into British military command, control and communications are already causing dangerous disruption to operations at strategic and local levels.
Meanwhile, the Royal Navy has made highly trained non-commissioned officers redundant, and the Army has been reduced in personnel to levels that would be unsustainable in the event of a European military threat to Britain.
