Labour Leadership

[Pete999]

Don't claim to be a Cameron fan, nor am I a polico, but I would like to know what the forum think of the Labour leader's reluctance to to agree with the majority about tackling ISIS.

I wonder if he would change his mind it the Terrorists bombed his area, I hope the Labour MPs are allowed to vote how they want and not follow what I consider an idiot is saying, I'm sure there will be attacks in the UK although I sincerely hope not, freedom of speech Mr Corbyn.

 

[Octopus]

I wasn't sure that Labour actually had a leader, let alone a shadow cabinet!

 

[Pete999]

I wasn't sure that Labour actually had a leader, let alone a shadow cabinet!

I agree but this is what we have to put up with

 

[Octopus]

I agree but this is what we have to put up with

Not an issue - they aren't going to get elected!

 

[Pete999]

Not an issue - they aren't going to get elected!

I know but this idiot could put the mockers on us helping the rest of Europe deal with ISIS idiots, or am I wrong?

 

[Octopus]

I know but this idiot could put the mockers on us helping the rest of Europe deal with ISIS idiots, or am I wrong?

To be honest I haven't got a clue what he stands for - and I don't suspect he does either.

As for Isis - I'm not sure sending in hundreds of bombers is the answer - its not like bombing a "visible" army!

 

[telectrix]

corbyn should dye his silly beard black and join them in sillya

 

[sean_ork]

but I would like to know what the forum think of the Labour leader's reluctance to to agree with the majority about tackling ISIS.
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The majority ?

What have you based that massive assumption on ? Polls don't count BTW

I think it would be pointless to add our couple of airworthy planes to those already large numbers out there - its looking like Cameroon just wants to join in with the big boys. We've spent 100s of years messing about in the affairs of other countries, that's coming back to haunt us now - maybe one day this Country will start learning from its mistakes and keep out.

Anyone who thinks killing people who kill people is an intelligent solution is a fool, a dangerous one.

Starve them of everything they need to operate, stop country's (some of whom we supply arms to) from financing them, stop them selling oil, cease their internet connectivity ..... there's so much more we should have been doing years ago.

But, wars are proven opportunities for some to make their fortunes - Maggie dug herself out of a massive hole of unpopularity by going to war, so perhaps there's reasons why this poisonous snake wasn't for rid of years ago.

 

[Octopus]

The majority ?

What have you based that massive assumption on ? Polls don't count BTW

I think it would be pointless to add our couple of airworthy planes to those already large numbers out there - its looking like Cameroon just wants to join in with the big boys. We've spent 100s of years messing about in the affairs of other countries, that's coming back to haunt us now - maybe one day this Country will start learning from its mistakes and keep out.

Anyone who thinks killing people who kill people is an intelligent solution is a fool, a dangerous one.

Starve them of everything they need to operate, stop country's (some of whom we supply arms to) from financing them, stop them selling oil, cease their internet connectivity ..... there's so much more we should have been doing years ago.

But, wars are proven opportunities for some to make their fortunes - Maggie dug herself out of a massive hole of unpopularity by going to war, so perhaps there's reasons why this poisonous snake wasn't for rid of years ago.

Allegedly Isis are selling oil to Turkey - and the EU want to "fast track" Turkey into EU membership - talk about a conflict of interest!

 

[rapparee]

At the end of the day the legitimate government of Syria have requested assistance from the Russians, in the same way the government of Iraq has requested the UK/US/EU for help to tackle ISIS, whenever Assad requests western intervention that's when Cameron should consider it.

Last year Cameron wanted to bomb Syria to take out Assad, now he wants to bomb Syria to take out ISIS. (ISIS were the rebels last year).

 

[Octopus]

At the end of the day the legitimate government of Syria have requested assistance from the Russians, in the same way the government of Iraq has requested the UK/US/EU for help to tackle ISIS, whenever Assad requests western intervention that's when Cameron should consider it.

Last year Cameron wanted to bomb Syria to take out Assad, now he wants to bomb Syria to take out ISIS. (ISIS were the rebels last year).

And I think we should keep out of it!

 

[sean_ork]

Allegedly Isis are selling oil to Turkey - and the EU want to "fast track" Turkey into EU membership - talk about a conflict of interest!

And then there's the treasures being sent to Saudi in return for "favours" - of course Saudi are our friends apparently so we can't mention their dirty dealing.

It's very easy for folks sat in Parliament to make decisions that will result in the deaths of innocents, with the great possibility of the situation getting vastly worse - perhaps if they'd experienced armed conflict, or seen the immediate aftermath they might put their illogical political elegancies aside and vote with intelligence and compassion.

 

[amlu]

Russia is already bombing the sh*t out of them, Syrian army had delivery of russian T-90 tanks recently, let them finish off the business.

 

[sean_ork]

Russia is already bombing the sh*t out of them, Syrian army had delivery of russian T-90 tanks recently, let them finish off the business.

That's not quite correct, the Russians are bombing the c rap of anyone who shows signs of affecting the Russians longstanding massive military assets within Syria, and that includes the many groups of so called moderates who the US have been physically supporting, and based on the nonsense argument Cameroon used the other day, will form the anti Isis army and prop up the next Syrian Government.

 

[Pete999]

The majority ?

What have you based that massive assumption on ? Polls don't count BTW

I think it would be pointless to add our couple of airworthy planes to those already large numbers out there - its looking like Cameroon just wants to join in with the big boys. We've spent 100s of years messing about in the affairs of other countries, that's coming back to haunt us now - maybe one day this Country will start learning from its mistakes and keep out.

Anyone who thinks killing people who kill people is an intelligent solution is a fool, a dangerous one.

Starve them of everything they need to operate, stop country's (some of whom we supply arms to) from financing them, stop them selling oil, cease their internet connectivity ..... there's so much more we should have been doing years ago.

But, wars are proven opportunities for some to make their fortunes - Maggie dug herself out of a massive hole of unpopularity by going to war, so perhaps there's reasons why this poisonous snake wasn't for rid of years ago.

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