Reply to: Trump didn't inform UK before assassination

[shaunbhoy]

When you're struggling with afflictions like Dunning-Kruger, you can often trick yourself into believing that you can work things out by making wild assumptions

ftfy

But speaking of Walter, please explain to us the intricacies of Indian mobile telephony

There was nothing "intricate" about Indian Mobile Telephony, the rollout of networks there simply mirrored that of countless network rollouts elsewhere in the world, with perhaps a little more red tape to be negotiated than was the norm. I thought you would have been "clever" enough to have worked that out for yourself.
My confidence was ill-founded it seems.
You really ARE as thick as you sound.

[sasguru]

And you would know all of this due to your extensive military and diplomatic experience.

Do tell us more Monsieur Mitty.......

When you're clever you can work things out by analysis; experience is for dimwits like you.
But speaking of Walter, please explain to us the intricacies of Indian mobile telephony

[shaunbhoy]

In the old days, the US would have consulted, or at least informed, the UK, as the ally with the most troops and kit in the area and therefore likely to suffer from any blow-back.

And you would know all of this due to your extensive military and diplomatic experience.

Do tell us more Monsieur Mitty.......

[woohoo]

I think the point his nib’s was making.. the EU has way more clout and ergo the UK. Divided is weakness, Trump knows this. It’s how bullies think.


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More nonsense spilling over from the Brexit forum.

[sasguru]

Dunno about 1986, but he did it in 1983 & the Sainted Margaret was not best pleased:

United States invasion of Grenada - Wikipedia



I assume the 1986 event was bombing the crap out of Libya.

1986 United States bombing of Libya - Wikipedia

The UK had no troops or gripe with Grenada - that was a US issue.

The Middle East by contrast is very different.

He did inform Maggie about Libya in advance contrary the OP's post.

[DoctorStrangelove]

Reagan did it in 1986 - he even launched some of the attacks from US bases in the UK.

Dunno about 1986, but he did it in 1983 & the Sainted Margaret was not best pleased:

United States invasion of Grenada - Wikipedia

British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher privately disapproved of the mission and the lack of notice that she received, but she publicly supported it

I assume the 1986 event was bombing the crap out of Libya.

1986 United States bombing of Libya - Wikipedia

[BrilloPad]

In trade yes, but the EU is actually weak in terms of security and foreign policy compared with nations like UK or France. The bloc just squabbles over what it should say whereas a nation can act or speak decisively.

The benefit of having nukes....

[CheeseSlice]

I think the point his nib’s was making.. the EU has way more clout and ergo the UK. Divided is weakness, Trump knows this. It’s how bullies think.

In trade yes, but the EU is actually weak in terms of security and foreign policy compared with nations like UK or France. The bloc just squabbles over what it should say whereas a nation can act or speak decisively.

[Zigenare]

You've got 100K + of complete BS posts, you hypocritical penurious tax dodger.

Oooh, hark at Leonard Sachs over there...

[BrilloPad]

You've got 100K + of complete BS posts, you hypocritical penurious tax dodger.

Who is a grump! Did your sex change operation go wrong?

Never mind, old smeg will be along soon to kiss it better.

[BrilloPad]

I think the point his nib’s was making... Someone love me. I am lonley with no friends

FTFY

[sasguru]

What a load of bollocks. This is nothing new and nothing to do with Brexit.

Reagan did it in 1986 - he even launched some of the attacks from US bases in the UK.

Spitting image did a hilarious sketch at the time of Thatch phoning him and getting a recorded message saying "we're going in, bye" . As usual, the satire was reflective of the truth.

The USA doesn't ever, and hasn't ever given a shiny tulip about anything except the USA.

In your own words: What a load of bollocks.

[sasguru]

Isn't creating a thread in general about B****t a bannable offence? Or at least demoting the poster to the idiot forum?

You've got 100K + of complete BS posts, you hypocritical penurious tax dodger.

[scooterscot]

I think the point his nib’s was making.. the EU has way more clout and ergo the UK. Divided is weakness, Trump knows this. It’s how bullies think.


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[sasguru]

This is nothing new and nothing to do with Brexit.

Reagan did it in 1986 - he even launched some of the attacks from US bases in the UK.

Spitting image did a hilarious sketch at the time of Thatch phoning him and getting a recorded message saying "we're going in, bye" . As usual, the satire was reflective of the truth.

The USA doesn't ever, and hasn't ever given a shiny tulip about anything except the USA.

You got any evidence that Reagan launched missile or air strikes from UK soil without telling Thatcher?