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DtheP47

29-05-2013 10:20

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Originally Posted by accyman (Post 1060918)

give it a year and the guns we sell this lot will be shooting at our troops

"Peace is that brief, glorious moment in history when everybody stands around reloading". attributed to Anonymous

Royboy39

29-05-2013 11:42

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley (Post 1060915)

he is never to be seen , he then pops up about syrian rebels .thats about 3 times ive seen him on the news this year and all he mentions is Syrian rebels.I think this would be a grave mistake giving them weapons.we dont know who they are there are so many factions and nationalities involved.what is it about this obsession about syria:confused:

Could it be something to do with 70,000 Men, women and children killed to keep a despotic leader in power?
:bangh8:

cmonstanley

30-05-2013 22:33

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so giving so called rebels most are foreign to syria and some are allied to al qaeda. that would be mental. i remember Governments arming the Taliban.

accyman

30-05-2013 23:10

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our government along with america put sadam in power and look how that turned out

he stopped doing what they wanted so they blamed him for 9/11 and started a war that was probbably the main reason why we couldnt recover after the banks went to crap because it was financially screwing us

the only thing the two iraq wars acheived was doubling the cost of filling my car up with fuel

cmonstanley

30-05-2013 23:28

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too true. assad has a lot of allies in the region.this could open a can of worms and is scary stuff.

jaysay

31-05-2013 08:17

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley (Post 1061227)

too true. assad has a lot of allies in the region.this could open a can of worms and is scary stuff.

As can listening to your drivel every day;)

Bob Dobson

31-05-2013 14:05

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On TV today, Wm Hague described the Syrian situation as the most pressing problem in the world today. I don't think he is far off being right.

cashman

31-05-2013 14:09

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Originally Posted by Bob Dobson (Post 1061288)

On TV today, Wm Hague described the Syrian situation as the most pressing problem in the world today. I don't think he is far off being right.

I think it should be sod all to do wi us, simple as.

JIMSLAD

31-05-2013 14:34

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I think most people are not taking in to account that Assad's main arms suppliers are Russia and China so we arm rebels they arm Assad and so it goes on and on

cashman

31-05-2013 14:39

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I think most people are well aware of that,;) also aware the fact Taliban n the likes are alongside rebels, so we supply them, they kill more of our troops, not rocket science.

accyman

31-05-2013 17:04

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Originally Posted by Bob Dobson (Post 1061288)

On TV today, Wm Hague described the Syrian situation as the most pressing problem in the world today. I don't think he is far off being right.

im more concerned about issues closer to home than what syria is up to

hell deciding what to make teh kids for tea is more pressing to me than syria.

unless of course syria is planning a terrorist attack on my cooker forcing us to have salad then i will agree with Hague %100

jaysay

31-05-2013 17:08

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1061289)

I think it should be sod all to do wi us, simple as.

Don't think your far from the mark there cashy, the days have gone when we got involved in everything, or they should have, the best we should be doing is supplying words of wisdom which cost nout;)

accyman

31-05-2013 17:18

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 1061307)

Don't think your far from the mark there cashy, the days have gone when we got involved in everything, or they should have, the best we should be doing is supplying words of wisdom which cost nout;)

words of wisdom from a brtish government you got to be kidding lmao

2 illigal wars

decimated economey

solves problems by victimising the vulnerable in socitey

pours millions abroad while claiming to be broke

hardly any lessons of wisdom there and they are examples from both colours if not all three since libdems are in on teh action as well hahaha

taking advice from a british government would be like taking child minding tips from myra hindley

jaysay

31-05-2013 17:49

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Originally Posted by accyman (Post 1061309)

You've got to remember this country ain't the only one that does exactly the same as we do, if every government in office did everything we wanted you would have something to worry about, we'd be heading for that iceberg faster than the Titanic

cmonstanley

31-05-2013 21:07

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I think ill ask William Hague who the rebels are,he should know shouldn't he? This could lead to the war of all wars:( this is different from Iraq and even Afghanistan .

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