Or, at the very least, that appears to have been the result.
British Wing Commander Peter Daulbyspoke to The Guardian and informed the paper that the military’s forced have been greatly depleted by their need to employ tons of men and resources purely
From The Guardian:
“‘We were originally planning to provide niche capabilities,’ said Daulby. ‘When the requirement for venue security was doubled, that was a bit of a game changer. We had to generate 18,000 people. That does not mean that there are 18,000 spare people. It means that the government has prioritised [the Olympics].’It will take two years to recover from this, to get back to normal, to get everything back into kilter. You can’t expect them to go back to normal routine very easily.'”
As Gawker points out, this means only one thing; it’s time for someone to invade England.
But the question is who put this whole sinister plan into motion? Tons of countries are involved in Olympic planning and, with England owning practically everyone at some point, everyone has a motive. Really though, I think this was an inside job…from Daulby himself!
I mean, he’s going to a major newspaper and saying that his army has been weakened. Even if you’re trying to keep your funding from being cut, that seems like bad strategy. It’s basically like using FourSquare to tell robbers when your apartment is empty.
Clearly Daulby