Damn, my camoflaged combat cape cought caught in the phone booth dooor...... up up and awayyyyyyyyy...snicker.
Ok, brother, first of all, I see no NO REASON whatsoever to lower our physical standards just cause other nations do so. (Hey, just as an asside, but i don't to many of the ewak nation shoulder to shoulder with the lads, eh? Lads who, I might add, all passed the test!)
Nor, I dare say, are they sending new recruits to the pointy stick in Afghanistan. Those guys are doing a damn fine job where other nations fear to tread. The system we have works, provides a good filter for those weak of body, spirit or mental fortitude.
Second, i would have thought that, BY NOW, the anti-doping measures instituted in the nineties would have had a greater effect on drug use in the forces. The results of the testing in Valcartier and gagetown are very disheartnening. We are at war now, the population is not. Apple and oranges.
Now I always was under the impression QROs references to councelling and probation stipulated that if the offender makes another offence in this regard...poooof! G...O...N...EEEE Gone! Indeed, I have personally seen this occur. Someone asked what has changed? Three times is what changed.