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Former Metropolitan Police detective Peter Bleksley BLASTS Alex Armstrong after he suggested he wouldn’t fight for his country

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“Former Metropolitan Police detective Peter Bleksley BLASTS Alex Armstrong after he suggested he wouldn’t fight for his country”

Alex Armstrong and former Metropolitan Police detective Peter Bleksley have clashed after the GB News host suggested he would not fight for Britain. Defence Secretary Wes Streeting said Britons must ready themselves for war within 1,000 days last week. In his monologue, Alex asked: "What on earth would I be fighting for anymore?" He added: "Defence Secretary, instead of telling Britons to prepare for war, why don't you and your Government explain exactly what the hell we're supposed to be…

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