A national disgrace...
 

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could be all the "jobs are in Amsterdam so just go to Amsterdam" ads he is referring to :hmmm:

This also strange.....spam post :hmmm:

Try again. The smiley I put at the end attached itself to the link for some reason. I'm hungover so sue me.:D:O:

TarJak

Click HERE and then try again.

:haha:

Works for me.:hmmm:

with the smiley gone it works fine.

Good glad we got that sorted.:oops:

But maybe you can try again, :yep:

Comes up fine now.

TarJak, you know anyone that cleaned those tanks?

Not personally, however i know several Australian ex-servicemen who have been treated in similar ways by their employers, my late father included.

For some reason we have a culture of ignoring the fact that we ask our servicemen and women to handle dangerous materials often without proper protective equipment or training or even knowledge of the dangers and risks.

Then when the inevitible health problems crop up, the ADF simply shrugs and tells them to get on with it and ignore their calls for addressing the issue.

Regardless of any compensation, the real issue is that they need to put an end to putting people at risk by simply doing their jobs.:nope:

Now it works great, apparently some temporary server problems,

http://imgur.com/bTi71.jpg

Does it matter they 're still people like us.

People are not expendable and when that's required of them the men or people who ask them need to be expended first so that they know what they are asking or demanding firsthand and thus qualified to demand the same thing.