Sorry you've contradicted yourself - or atleast I don't follow
"Its not party political.. but it is political"? < this is virtually a non sequitur (unless you actually mean that Politicians attempt to make the activities of the military a political 'act'?)
The only political advocacy ever confirmed by the British military is a ban on communist activities - though this doesn't necessarily relate to left wing or socialist serving members
There aught to be (in my personal opinion) a similar ban on far right tendencies - but any assertion that the Military have any political allegiance or tendency is wrong
They have never (in my recollection of 17 years service) ever made political statements or policies in any public domain.
I don't understand your reference to PMQs - unless your insinuation that direct cross questioning of the Prime Minister under public scrutiny is somehow un-democratic or 'un-political' (< whatever that can mean?). Farce it may be, lacking in politics it is not.
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Apolitical - a·po·lit·i·cal ( p -l t -k l). adj. 1. Having no interest in or association with politics. 2. Having no political relevance or importance
