The Religion Of Peace Strike Again...and...
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Yes it is.....
But as I've said, a Selection Course places demands on a candidate which s/he may be able to obviate in a real world scenario.
There's no doubt that a real world scenario is likely to be even more challenging but having being 'selected' for leadership the candidate can tailor their approach according to what is put before him/her.
But as I've said, a Selection Course places demands on a candidate which s/he may be able to obviate in a real world scenario.
There's no doubt that a real world scenario is likely to be even more challenging but having being 'selected' for leadership the candidate can tailor their approach according to what is put before him/her.
Yes very sad and my heart goes out to all of his family RIP.
But it is the same as the many who have died taking part in marathon runs, extreme physical pressures are put on the body, does that mean that all such events should be banned?
It also highlights the folly of placing women soldiers on the front line.
But it is the same as the many who have died taking part in marathon runs, extreme physical pressures are put on the body, does that mean that all such events should be banned?
It also highlights the folly of placing women soldiers on the front line.
I've never been too sure of this 'agree to differ' tbh.
If a soldier is in blistering life threatening heat in Syria, he has a choice ... sit it out an move when the temperature drops.
A soldier on the selection choice does not have the option of sitting it out.
Clearly soldiers who have taken the course when the temperature was 18 degrees have had a very big advantage of those taking it in record breaking temperatures.
If a soldier is in blistering life threatening heat in Syria, he has a choice ... sit it out an move when the temperature drops.
A soldier on the selection choice does not have the option of sitting it out.
Clearly soldiers who have taken the course when the temperature was 18 degrees have had a very big advantage of those taking it in record breaking temperatures.
I struggled to work in my back garden Eccles.
So you don't think it is beyond the realms of possibility that many have passed the test because the weather played a considerable part?
Or would those who passed on a wet wednesday also pass in blistering temperatures?
There seems to be an element of luck involved that should be addressed.
So you don't think it is beyond the realms of possibility that many have passed the test because the weather played a considerable part?
Or would those who passed on a wet wednesday also pass in blistering temperatures?
There seems to be an element of luck involved that should be addressed.
