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Pussay Patrol 18 Oct 17 1.08pm | |
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
UK Citizens who fought for IS should only be allowed back into the UK for interrogation where they have information that could benefit UK security. The rest, should be held as criminals supporting a brutal regime of murder and tyranny, and held accountable under either Syrian, Iraqi or international law (which ever applies). I suspect many will just disappear. What will probably happen is they will claim they were holidaying in Raqqa and thought it was club med, then hire a a human rights lawyer (from Tony Bliar's wife's firm) sue the government using taxpayers money. They'll get a hush payout of £1m which they will use to fund suicide bombing around Europe
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elgrande bedford 18 Oct 17 2.31pm | |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
What will probably happen is they will claim they were holidaying in Raqqa and thought it was club med, then hire a a human rights lawyer (from Tony Bliar's wife's firm) sue the government using taxpayers money. They'll get a hush payout of £1m which they will use to fund suicide bombing around Europe That is probaly nearer the truth.
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topcat Holmesdale / Surbiton 18 Oct 17 2.47pm | |
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Originally posted by stayloa
And we're again very happy to overlook the fact that it was us that caused this mess in the first place? A bit simplistic. Whilst western government policies dating back to when the Russians invaded Afghanistan (probably before) should be questioned, I don't think that you can say that it was exclusively "us".
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Ray in Houston Houston 18 Oct 17 4.36pm | |
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Originally posted by topcat
A bit simplistic. Whilst western government policies dating back to when the Russians invaded Afghanistan (probably before) should be questioned, I don't think that you can say that it was exclusively "us".
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Hrolf The Ganger 18 Oct 17 4.40pm | |
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Originally posted by Ray in Houston
That's true. Our treatment of the Middle East in the past has been farcical. Pointless judging now though.
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Ray in Houston Houston 18 Oct 17 4.49pm | |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
That's true. Our treatment of the Middle East in the past has been farcical. Pointless judging now though. Judging? No. Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it. You can't look at the middle east and assume that they're all a bunch of out of control crazies because they keep fighting over bits of desert. They were jammed into the wrong bits of desert by interfering foreigners which is why they were fighting. Think about it: to this day we still can't mix football fans in a stadium with assigned seats to watch a game for 90 minutes. Going further: imagine if the league dissolved Palace and told us "You're all Charlton now" and then made us go to the games. I'm sure we'd all be holding hands and singing "Kumbayah" by halftime...
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Penge Eagle Beckenham 20 Oct 17 8.28am | |
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Trump should be credited for this Raqqa defeat of ISIS. Obama started the offensive but Trump took the shackles off the military who were being micro-managed by the previous administration. Major decisions had to go through the White House previously but Trump just let the commanders on the ground get on with it and these are the results. A victory for Trump here. Same for Mosul too. Edited by Penge Eagle (20 Oct 2017 8.30am)
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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 20 Oct 17 3.01pm | |
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Originally posted by elgrande
That is probaly nearer the truth. Thing is, simpletons will believe the cobblers perpetuated by Paul Dacre et al. It's sad really. Edited by nickgusset (20 Oct 2017 3.02pm)
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Stirlingsays 20 Oct 17 3.06pm | |
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Originally posted by Penge Eagle
Trump should be credited for this Raqqa defeat of ISIS. Obama started the offensive but Trump took the shackles off the military who were being micro-managed by the previous administration. Major decisions had to go through the White House previously but Trump just let the commanders on the ground get on with it and these are the results. A victory for Trump here. Same for Mosul too. Edited by Penge Eagle (20 Oct 2017 8.30am) If you take away his abrasive lack of care for diplomacy Trump's actually doing quite well both economically and militarily.
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elgrande bedford 20 Oct 17 3.12pm | |
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Originally posted by nickgusset
Thing is, simpletons will believe the cobblers perpetuated by Paul Dacre et al. It's sad really. Edited by nickgusset (20 Oct 2017 3.02pm) You really should get a yellow card gusset,i do not particularly like being called a simpleton. So lets look at some things shall we,their is a barrister called nixon(forget his first name ) but he is the independent terror laws overseer...he says in his wisdom,that people who are returning jihadists from Syria or Iraqi should not face court or prosecution...they are just young and gulliable.....what do you think of that then gusset pray tell.
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Ray in Houston Houston 20 Oct 17 3.28pm | |
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Originally posted by Penge Eagle
Trump should be credited for this Raqqa defeat of ISIS. Obama started the offensive but Trump took the shackles off the military who were being micro-managed by the previous administration. Major decisions had to go through the White House previously but Trump just let the commanders on the ground get on with it and these are the results. A victory for Trump here. Same for Mosul too.
The liberation of Raqqa and Mosul are the results of this plan. Credit goes to the Generals who devised it and the men and women in uniform who executed it. Especially them. If Trump gets credit for "getting out of the way" then so does Obama because he did exactly the same thing.
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Ray in Houston Houston 20 Oct 17 3.33pm | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
If you take away his abrasive lack of care for diplomacy Trump's actually doing quite well both economically and militarily.
Economically, he has yet to do anything. The US government operates on an October to October budget, so we're still working under Obama's fiscal policy. Trump has signed zero major legislation, fiscal or otherwise, since being in office.
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