ARRSE incorrectly accuse Chris Penhaligon of being a Walter Mitty

But it did not stop there, they sought also to discredit his book when in fact the culprits responsible for all these comments and images have NEVER served with him personally at any point and have based their dangerous accusations on a website write up created by a ghost writer independent of the author and without having sight of the book and its content therein. The subsequent events post military are confirmed as would be by any publisher taking on such an emotive book and indeed hard physical evidence exists to support the books account throughout and which the publishers have copies of. So again ARRSE has seen fit to aimlessly manipulate a solid proven situation to their own benefits without any evidence at all to say otherwise and who have no personal detailed knowledge of events contained in the book to prove otherwise and especially those events post military. All current and subsequent posts by ARRSE have and will continue to be forwarded to the publisher’s legal team for their information and a reminder that copyright laws apply to any reproduction of any piece of the book and in any form that is not authorised by the publisher or its agents. To conclude, It would be prudent to exercise caution when making judgments on people and their lives as even the great world of ARRSE is not infallible.

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