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World war 3 now imminent
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Originally posted by AtW View PostSyrian refugees happened because of Assad in the first place...Comment
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Originally posted by Eirikur View Post... he is already getting more and more support from extreme left and right wing parties ...Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Originally posted by Eirikur View PostAnd Putin's support helped to make it much worse and as a result Putin destabilises the EU, he is already getting more and more support from extreme left and right wing parties who want to break up the EU including UKIP en comrade CorbynComment
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Bomb his palaces, his mate's palaces, his family's palaces, his general's palaces his dog's palaces and let him know that when they find out what stone he is under they are going to bomb that as well. The US can have Assad begging for a permanent cease fire in 1 night.
Segregate the country and then sent the refugees back with some cash and a couple of goats each.
That scrotum Obama could have done this in 2013 but decided not to and then to throw petrol on the fire told the Russians that they could sort it out. Man was worse than useless, cost hundreds of thousands of lives and gave Putin a lever to feck with Europe.Comment
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostBomb his palaces, his mate's palaces, his family's palaces, his general's palaces his dog's palaces and let him know that when they find out what stone he is under they are going to bomb that as well. The US can have Assad begging for a permanent cease fire in 1 night.
Segregate the country and then sent the refugees back with some cash and a couple of goats each.
That scrotum Obama could have done this in 2013 but decided not to and then to throw petrol on the fire told the Russians that they could sort it out. Man was worse than useless, cost hundreds of thousands of lives and gave Putin a lever to feck with Europe.
Iran can wait a few years and get back to nuclear weapons.
Obama left NKorea and all the middle east in a worse state then he found it.
But anyway he got a Nobel peace prize.Comment
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Originally posted by saptastic View PostObama left NKorea and all the middle east in a worse state then he found it.
But anyway he got a Nobel peace prize.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostAssad has bolted to Tehran supposedly.
Another place that needs a bombing.
Firstly, Assad had no reason to attack civilians with chemical weapons. What has been suggested is that the Syrian government and the Russian army attacked a storage area that happened to contain chemicals, which has resulted in this sad result. It is suggested in some press this was not a deliberate attack on civilians. If you were to engage your brain you would also come to the conclusion that it is extremely unlikely this action would be performed purposefully.
If you've ever had a job in IT, you will likely have worked with some Iranians. If you talk to them over time, you will begin to understand just how progressive the majority of the individuals from that country are - many are progressive and still live in Iran. Iran differs little in the desire of the young populace to embrace progression, except of course that Iran is 'more free' than Saudi.
The last thing the world needs is a Minestrone-Trump style misreading of a complex situation and jumping to attacks.
Just to reiterate: civilians with symptoms of chemical poisoning in a rebel area (now supposedly a 'former rebel area', due to Russian intervention in the past 48 hours) does not mean that chemical weapons were fired by the Russian or Syrian army.
When I joined this forum, I had you down as a halfwit. It's been upgraded to full see you next Tuesday over the months.Last edited by contractorinatractor; 12 April 2018, 23:07.Comment
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostFor those who think attacking Syria is a good idea, how many Syrian refugees should the UK take in as a result of the conflict?His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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