Westminster's culture of partisanship often masks hidden consensus, as seen in the ongoing debate over defence spending that reflects deeper strategic disagreements.
Jonathan Healey argues that the disposal of 'obsolete or defective' military assets, while financially astute, raises concerns in light of escalating security threats.
Ben Wallace states that the government's military asset disposal is 'pure folly,' indicating fear over declining national security amidst geopolitical tensions.
As global security dynamics evolve, the call for increased military spending becomes more pressing, reflecting a shift in both government and opposition stances.
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