Another Malaysian Airlines 777 Crash

[Pondlife]

Ah right Dutch I guess?

Global but with a large presence in both countries.

[Mich the Tester]

Global but with a large presence in both countries.

Oily scallops?

[KentPhilip]

But it shows Putin to be a strong leader, so that must be good for Farage?

Now, joking aside, I find it just a little offensive to suggest that Nigel Farage would, directly or indirectly, condone the shooting down of a commercial airliner. You may not agree with UKIP's policies, but suggesting he supports mass murder is beyond the pale..

[Unix]

Now, joking aside, I find it just a little offensive to suggest that Nigel Farage would, directly or indirectly, condone the shooting down of a commercial airliner. You may not agree with UKIP's policies, but suggesting he supports mass murder is beyond the pale..

WKPS, pathetic smears on the back of a huge tragedy shows how ugly some people are.

[Mich the Tester]

Now, joking aside, I find it just a little offensive to suggest that Nigel Farage would, directly or indirectly, condone the shooting down of a commercial airliner. You may not agree with UKIP's policies, but suggesting he supports mass murder is beyond the pale..

True.

It might be worth his while renouncing his admiration for Mr Putin, but not until things have calmed down. Would be nice to see a politician saying 'I was wrong there'.

[Unix]

True.

It might be worth his while renouncing his admiration for Mr Putin, but not until things have calmed down. Would be nice to see a politician saying 'I was wrong there'.

Why should he, is there proof Putin was directly responsible?

[Mich the Tester]

Why should he, is there proof Putin was directly responsible?

Directly responsible is besides the point; Putin's been stoking trouble there and giving military support to the rebels; this is where it leads to.

[Unix]

Directly responsible is besides the point; Putin's been stoking trouble there and giving military support to the rebels; this is where it leads to.

Least he stokes trouble in a country on his border that used to be part of country, I don't think US or UK can lecture Putin after what they did in Iraq and Afghanistan.

[Mich the Tester]

Least he stokes trouble in a country on his border that used to be part of country, I don't think US or UK can lecture Putin after what they did in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Indeed, thanks largely to Tony B Liar and his faithful cretin Mr Bush, but we're not talking about a government lecturing Putin; I'm talking about an individual politician who has expressed admiration for Putin and might be wise at some point to consider saying he was mistaken in doing that.

[Old Greg]

Now, joking aside, I find it just a little offensive to suggest that Nigel Farage would, directly or indirectly, condone the shooting down of a commercial airliner. You may not agree with UKIP's policies, but suggesting he supports mass murder is beyond the pale..

Thank you for your faux outraged straw man response. MTT hits the nail on the head.