Syria - bit quick off the mark?

[xoggoth]

Maybe Trump really was just trying to deter chemical attacks and not planning any long term involvement. If so, he did not think about the way it would be seen and the far reaching consequences.

We are now seeing a total reversal of sensible attempts to build a better accord with Russia, with F* idiots like Boris Johnson calling for Russian forces to leave Syria, opening the door to civil war as I said above.

Boris Johnson to spearhead diplomatic drive to get Russian forces out of Syria

What was May thinking of appointing that buffoon as foreign secretary? Oh well, at least he didn't get to be PM.

[vetran]

No sound bites from Tusk & JCJ? Where is the EU when you need them to keep the peace?

[tarbera]

The us are still winning the civilian killing competition by a long way

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/wo...-a7663881.html

See any British politician in the news raving about it - I thought not

[SueEllen]

Maybe Trump really was just trying to deter chemical attacks and not planning any long term involvement. If so, he did not think about the way it would be seen and the far reaching consequences.

We are now seeing a total reversal of sensible attempts to build a better accord with Russia, with F* idiots like Boris Johnson calling for Russian forces to leave Syria, opening the door to civil war as I said above.

Boris Johnson to spearhead diplomatic drive to get Russian forces out of Syria

[But]What was May thinking of appointing that buffoon as foreign secretary?[/b] Oh well, at least he didn't get to be PM.

Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.

[scooterscot]

Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.