Fortunately, some time ago that the State does not require English boys to use a valuable year of his life in the military, and that, therefore, and as befits a country modern and developed, our army is fully professional. However, it should be left where the initiative to end conscription and who was finally out, let's not confuse public opinion and, above all, to a youth today only know the 'military' vague references. Because, despite what that would imply the official ceremony commemorating the tenth anniversary of its abolition was not the work of the very 'peace' Zapatero government, nor, of course, the current Defense Minister Carme Chacón Dona, even purporting to sign such merit in his career as an aspiring candidate for the chairmanship of the Government. Nor
conscription disappeared with the advent of democracy, because after Franco's death remained a whopping 25 years, including nearly fourteen Executive socialist Felipe Gonzalez, who, incidentally, had no qualms whatsoever in recruit soldiers sent to conflict zones. We had to wait for a government of PP, chaired by the commonly labeled as 'warmonger' José María Aznar, to finally end the military. Specifically, in 1999, Eduardo Serra's defense minister, announced his withdrawal, which was enacted just two years later, on March 9, 2001, with Federico Trillo at the head of department. Give to Caesar what is Caesar's, what Aznar Aznar, and Chacón, for very low and ridiculous it is, what is the Chacón.
That neither Aznar nor Trillo have been guests at Government the tenth anniversary of the abolition of the military is not only a new example of the pettiness and sectarianism so characteristic of the PSOE, and in particular the current defense minister, also reflects a similar effort to punish them by law led to its 'historical memory': as an officer trying to impose its rewriting of history, also the most recent. For far too 'progressive' can not go down to posterity as a work of 'reaction'. And even less of the 'neocon' Aznar.
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