US/UK attack Syria

[AtW]

Just to show what sort of people William Hague and David Cameron are supporting.

10 years ago I'd say they are supporting civilians who were gassed, but today I'd just say they are supporting USA in that if USA said something is red line before attack then, if such red line was crossed or seen to be crossed, the attack happens.

[Flashman]

The whole US/UK intervention is just an excuse for the Americans to attack one of Iran's key allies.

Why can't the Americans just be honest about it and why does Britain need to be involved?

[EternalOptimist]

The whole US/UK intervention is just an excuse for the Americans to attack one of Iran's key allies.

Why can't the Americans just be honest about it and why does Britain need to be involved?

I cant see how its in the UK national interest. I like the idea of giving the military a run out every ten years or so, but this will be ten years plus without a break. The sort of stuff we did when we had an empire
its mad

[AtW]

The whole US/UK intervention is just an excuse for the Americans to attack one of Iran's key allies.

What's wrong with that??!?!

Why can't the Americans just be honest about it and why does Britain need to be involved?

Two reasons - UK has got useful assets in the area, and this way action does not look like unileral.

All hail Obama - the winner of Nobel Prize for Peace!!!

[minestrone]

Obama really I a prize fud.

[DodgyAgent]

The whole US/UK intervention is just an excuse for the Americans to attack one of Iran's key allies.

Why can't the Americans just be honest about it and why does Britain need to be involved?

My gosh you conspiracy theorists are sooooo clever. pity you cannot apply that sharp mind to suggesting a solution.

[Freaki Li Cuatre]

I think Cameron's lost it and is grasping at straws to get his moment on the world stage.

Shame. I remember that day well back in 2010 when I was sat in my car outside McDonalds in Didcot. I put my burger down and stopped eating as I listened to his "big society" speech and thought that here's a man that I could vote for.

Certainly not going to bother again.

[EternalOptimist]

I think Cameron's lost it and is grasping at straws to get his moment on the world stage.

Shame. I remember that day well back in 2010 when I was sat in my car outside McDonalds in Didcot. I put my burger down and stopped eating as I listened to his "big society" speech and thought that here's a man that I could vote for.

Certainly not going to bother again.

I don't blame you. In Fact , if I were you, I would be livid.

The burgers are definately smaller, the fries are more skinny and the amount of packaging has got worse. I might even go for a burger king these days

[Flashman]

My gosh you conspiracy theorists are sooooo clever. pity you cannot apply that sharp mind to suggesting a solution.

There is no solution. Its not our war. Its not our country. Bullets, gas, phosphorous bombs, napalm, land mines, whatever the locals use its none of our business.

Once again Germany is the only sensible country in Europe. Keeping well out of it.


Meanwhile we get the excitable child-man William Hague who has been trying to get us into the Syrian war for months. I love the way Hague puts on his 'serious face' when it's Christmas come early for him.

[Flashman]

Nigel Farage interview on Russia Today.

Nigel Farage opinion on UK going into Syria mess (27Aug13) - YouTube


Why isn't he Prime Minister instead of glorious war leader and pie muncher Dave Cameron?