QUENTIN LETTS: The veterans, some superbly whiskered, stiffened their spines as Kipling was quoted

Daily Mail - Oct 20, 2026

Mr Francois, a man of emphatic patriotism, cited Rudyard Kipling's Tommy poem - the one in which Kipling notes the propensity of our elite to exploit stoical infantrymen.

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