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dannyh wherever I lay my hat....... 19 Nov 15 4.10pm
Quote nickgusset at 19 Nov 2015 3.49pm [Link] Apparently ISIS recieves financial support from 40 different countries- According to Putin anyway. Why hasn't this been on the front page of the daily's? Apparently you spend an awful amount of time looking at Jeremy Corbyn. Is there something you wish to tell us, I hear Danh is the quite "the man about town" and could help you shop for skinny jeans. "It's not the bullet that's got my name on it that concerns me; it's all them other ones flyin' around marked 'To Whom It May Concern.'"
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wherever I lay my hat....... 19 Nov 15 4.10pm

Quote nickgusset at 19 Nov 2015 3.49pm

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Apparently ISIS recieves financial support from 40 different countries- According to Putin anyway.

Why hasn't this been on the front page of the daily's?

Apparently you spend an awful amount of time looking at Jeremy Corbyn.

Is there something you wish to tell us, I hear Danh is the quite "the man about town" and could help you shop for skinny jeans.

"It's not the bullet that's got my name on it that concerns me; it's all them other ones flyin' around marked 'To Whom It May Concern.'"

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 19 Nov 15 4.12pm
Quote dannyh at 19 Nov 2015 4.10pm Quote nickgusset at 19 Nov 2015 3.49pm [Link] Apparently ISIS recieves financial support from 40 different countries- According to Putin anyway. Why hasn't this been on the front page of the daily's? Apparently you spend an awful amount of time looking at Jeremy Corbyn. Is there something you wish to tell us, I hear Danh is the quite "the man about town" and could help you shop for skinny jeans. I prefer someone in uniform.
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Shizzlehurst 19 Nov 15 4.12pm

Quote dannyh at 19 Nov 2015 4.10pm

Quote nickgusset at 19 Nov 2015 3.49pm

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Apparently ISIS recieves financial support from 40 different countries- According to Putin anyway.

Why hasn't this been on the front page of the daily's?

Apparently you spend an awful amount of time looking at Jeremy Corbyn.

Is there something you wish to tell us, I hear Danh is the quite "the man about town" and could help you shop for skinny jeans.

I prefer someone in uniform.

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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 19 Nov 15 4.15pm
Quote nickgusset at 19 Nov 2015 4.12pm Quote dannyh at 19 Nov 2015 4.10pm Quote nickgusset at 19 Nov 2015 3.49pm [Link] Apparently ISIS recieves financial support from 40 different countries- According to Putin anyway. Why hasn't this been on the front page of the daily's? Apparently you spend an awful amount of time looking at Jeremy Corbyn. Is there something you wish to tell us, I hear Danh is the quite "the man about town" and could help you shop for skinny jeans. I prefer someone in uniform. Like this, Nick? Attachment: nazigirls.jpg (42.24Kb) Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham
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Clapham on the Back 19 Nov 15 4.15pm

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Quote dannyh at 19 Nov 2015 4.10pm

Quote nickgusset at 19 Nov 2015 3.49pm

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Apparently ISIS recieves financial support from 40 different countries- According to Putin anyway.

Why hasn't this been on the front page of the daily's?

Apparently you spend an awful amount of time looking at Jeremy Corbyn.

Is there something you wish to tell us, I hear Danh is the quite "the man about town" and could help you shop for skinny jeans.

I prefer someone in uniform.

Like this, Nick?

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Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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Hrolf The Ganger 19 Nov 15 4.15pm
The amount of time and words used about the Corbyn creature is quite incredible. Never has so much been said or time wasted over a political no hoper.
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The amount of time and words used about the Corbyn creature is quite incredible. Never has so much been said or time wasted over a political no hoper.

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dannyh wherever I lay my hat....... 19 Nov 15 4.16pm
Quote nickgusset at 19 Nov 2015 4.12pm Quote dannyh at 19 Nov 2015 4.10pm Quote nickgusset at 19 Nov 2015 3.49pm [Link] Apparently ISIS recieves financial support from 40 different countries- According to Putin anyway. Why hasn't this been on the front page of the daily's? Apparently you spend an awful amount of time looking at Jeremy Corbyn. Is there something you wish to tell us, I hear Danh is the quite "the man about town" and could help you shop for skinny jeans. I prefer someone in uniform. Attachment: balls.jpg (8.40Kb) "It's not the bullet that's got my name on it that concerns me; it's all them other ones flyin' around marked 'To Whom It May Concern.'"
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wherever I lay my hat....... 19 Nov 15 4.16pm

Quote nickgusset at 19 Nov 2015 4.12pm

Quote dannyh at 19 Nov 2015 4.10pm

Quote nickgusset at 19 Nov 2015 3.49pm

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Apparently ISIS recieves financial support from 40 different countries- According to Putin anyway.

Why hasn't this been on the front page of the daily's?

Apparently you spend an awful amount of time looking at Jeremy Corbyn.

Is there something you wish to tell us, I hear Danh is the quite "the man about town" and could help you shop for skinny jeans.

I prefer someone in uniform.

Attachment: balls.jpg (8.40Kb)

"It's not the bullet that's got my name on it that concerns me; it's all them other ones flyin' around marked 'To Whom It May Concern.'"

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Kermit8 Hevon 19 Nov 15 4.16pm
nato ground troops could wipe out the ragtag IS in Northern Syria in weeks and be home by Xmas. There just isn't the will or political opportunity to do it. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Hevon 19 Nov 15 4.16pm

nato ground troops could wipe out the ragtag IS in Northern Syria in weeks and be home by Xmas.

There just isn't the will or political opportunity to do it.

Big chest and massive boobs

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Stuk Top half 19 Nov 15 4.28pm
Quote Cucking Funt at 19 Nov 2015 4.05pm If Gusset had been PM in 1940, he wouldn't have declared war on the Germans until they were actually goose-stepping up Whitehall and even then he'd have apologised to them first for getting their feet wet when they landed. Not even then, he'd have still wanted a debate about it. Only with people who think the same as him mind you. Optimistic as ever
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Top half 19 Nov 15 4.28pm

Quote Cucking Funt at 19 Nov 2015 4.05pm

If Gusset had been PM in 1940, he wouldn't have declared war on the Germans until they were actually goose-stepping up Whitehall and even then he'd have apologised to them first for getting their feet wet when they landed.

Not even then, he'd have still wanted a debate about it. Only with people who think the same as him mind you.

Optimistic as ever

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 19 Nov 15 4.32pm
Quote Cucking Funt at 19 Nov 2015 4.05pm If Gusset had been PM in 1940, he wouldn't have declared war on the Germans until they were actually goose-stepping up Whitehall and even then he'd have apologised to them first for getting their feet wet when they landed. If I'd have been pm in 1940, we'd have already been at war! History not your specialist subject?
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Shizzlehurst 19 Nov 15 4.32pm

Quote Cucking Funt at 19 Nov 2015 4.05pm

If I'd have been pm in 1940, we'd have already been at war!
History not your specialist subject?

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Lyons550 Shirley 19 Nov 15 4.33pm
Quote nickgusset at 19 Nov 2015 11.57am Quote Hrolf The Ganger at 19 Nov 2015 11.45am Quote nickgusset at 18 Nov 2015 10.32pm Quote Lyons550 at 17 Nov 2015 8.25am Quote nickgusset at 16 Nov 2015 9.40pm . Most if not all of those AFTER an event...it needs to be constant...not just because they fear a backlash as a result of their apathy...a simple .gif doesnt cut it nick...also why is it down to you to put forward their views...the whole point is THEY need to sorry to post a meme, but it has a point. This might well be the "official line" but as we saw at the Greece, Turkey game there is a sympathy for Islamic linked causes among Muslims everywhere. This is not that surprising and although not much can be assumed from a football crowd, it seems obvious to me that the majority that are law abiding sensible heads are not really the ones we have to worry about. It is the few percent who are not. As we have seen a few can kill many and we have to deal with that risk at all costs. We are in strange times and personal rights will be eroded as a result. My point is therethere are plenty of Muslims opposing ISIS, something Lyons seems to say isn't happening. It doesn't suit (in my opinion) newspaper agenda to cover it. I didn't say it wasn't happening at all....simply that there wasn't ENOUGH doing so. I even posted a link to a Muslim guy doing just what i'd asked for soon after ... The Voice of Reason In An Otherwise Mediocre World
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Shirley 19 Nov 15 4.33pm

Quote nickgusset at 19 Nov 2015 11.57am

Quote Hrolf The Ganger at 19 Nov 2015 11.45am

Quote nickgusset at 18 Nov 2015 10.32pm

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Quote nickgusset at 16 Nov 2015 9.40pm

Most if not all of those AFTER an event...it needs to be constant...not just because they fear a backlash as a result of their apathy...a simple .gif doesnt cut it nick...also why is it down to you to put forward their views...the whole point is THEY need to

sorry to post a meme, but it has a point.

This might well be the "official line" but as we saw at the Greece, Turkey game there is a sympathy for Islamic linked causes among Muslims everywhere. This is not that surprising and although not much can be assumed from a football crowd, it seems obvious to me that the majority that are law abiding sensible heads are not really the ones we have to worry about. It is the few percent who are not.
As we have seen a few can kill many and we have to deal with that risk at all costs.
We are in strange times and personal rights will be eroded as a result.

My point is therethere are plenty of Muslims opposing ISIS, something Lyons seems to say isn't happening. It doesn't suit (in my opinion) newspaper agenda to cover it.

I didn't say it wasn't happening at all....simply that there wasn't ENOUGH doing so. I even posted a link to a Muslim guy doing just what i'd asked for soon after ...

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Stuk Top half 19 Nov 15 4.37pm
Quote nickgusset at 19 Nov 2015 4.07pm Quote Stuk at 19 Nov 2015 3.54pm Quote nickgusset at 19 Nov 2015 3.45pm [Link] "Corbyn isn’t suggesting inaction. He isn’t saying he wouldn’t support military intervention under any circumstances. What he is saying is that this is an incredibly complicated situation that needs a thoughtful response. In doing so, he’s attempting to bring nuance to an area of policy that has long been dominated by pro interventionists. Challenging that well-entrenched militaristic argument is an attempt to shift the wider debate, it’s not an easy feat and judging by reactions to his comments it’s not a welcome one within the political sphere. But it matters, and it should be heard." Why are you speaking for someone, who's speaking for him? He's an idiot, and his own MPs know he's an idiot. We certainly know he's an idiot so stop copying and pasting anything you can find about him. It's dull. Edited by Stuk (19 Nov 2015 3.54pm) For an 'idiot' he's done rather well don't you think? Do you not think we should exhaust all possibilities rather than just bombing the fack out of an area that most certainy contains many many innocents and will more than likely lead to more ISIS anti west sympathisers? I don't. Do you think Ed Miliband also did rather well? I think you should stop copying and posting everything and anything you can find about him. We're not interested. Optimistic as ever
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Top half 19 Nov 15 4.37pm

Quote nickgusset at 19 Nov 2015 4.07pm

Quote Stuk at 19 Nov 2015 3.54pm

Quote nickgusset at 19 Nov 2015 3.45pm

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"Corbyn isn’t suggesting inaction. He isn’t saying he wouldn’t support military intervention under any circumstances. What he is saying is that this is an incredibly complicated situation that needs a thoughtful response. In doing so, he’s attempting to bring nuance to an area of policy that has long been dominated by pro interventionists. Challenging that well-entrenched militaristic argument is an attempt to shift the wider debate, it’s not an easy feat and judging by reactions to his comments it’s not a welcome one within the political sphere. But it matters, and it should be heard."

Why are you speaking for someone, who's speaking for him?

He's an idiot, and his own MPs know he's an idiot. We certainly know he's an idiot so stop copying and pasting anything you can find about him. It's dull.

Edited by Stuk (19 Nov 2015 3.54pm)

For an 'idiot' he's done rather well don't you think?

Do you not think we should exhaust all possibilities rather than just bombing the fack out of an area that most certainy contains many many innocents and will more than likely lead to more ISIS anti west sympathisers?

I don't. Do you think Ed Miliband also did rather well?

I think you should stop copying and posting everything and anything you can find about him. We're not interested.

Optimistic as ever

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jamiemartin721 Reading 19 Nov 15 4.38pm
Quote Kermit8 at 19 Nov 2015 4.16pm nato ground troops could wipe out the ragtag IS in Northern Syria in weeks and be home by Xmas. There just isn't the will or political opportunity to do it. I doubt it. Somehow I think it would turn out to be more akin to the Soviet Union in Afghanistan or Chechnya, a slogging drawn out guerrilla conflict in which the NATO forces would experience nightmarish logistical problems (given their only 'safe' borders would be through Kurdish occupied territory (via Turkey or through Iraq across what was once the Sunni Triangle). Plus there is the issue of what the other rebel groups and factions would do, and then what to do with the country afterwards (you can't just hand it back to Assad and neither the Kurds or the Rebel factions are going to accept each other being placed in control). Syria is a 'Vietnam' waiting to happen. It took NATO days to occupy Afghanistan and militarily defeat the Taliban, but fifteen years on, they don't seem to have been wiped out, in fact far from it. All of the factions involved are using guerrilla war strategies and have been for several years. Likely as not we'd easily take IS territory, and then they would happily just to just keep up hit and run and ambushes against NATO and US troops and launching strikes against International targets - something I doubt the UK has the political stomach for long term. A lot of people talk up 'sending troops in' but no one I know who has either been in the military or is still in seems to be keen on the idea of getting into the Syrian Civil War. "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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Quote Kermit8 at 19 Nov 2015 4.16pm

nato ground troops could wipe out the ragtag IS in Northern Syria in weeks and be home by Xmas.

There just isn't the will or political opportunity to do it.

I doubt it. Somehow I think it would turn out to be more akin to the Soviet Union in Afghanistan or Chechnya, a slogging drawn out guerrilla conflict in which the NATO forces would experience nightmarish logistical problems (given their only 'safe' borders would be through Kurdish occupied territory (via Turkey or through Iraq across what was once the Sunni Triangle).

Plus there is the issue of what the other rebel groups and factions would do, and then what to do with the country afterwards (you can't just hand it back to Assad and neither the Kurds or the Rebel factions are going to accept each other being placed in control).

Syria is a 'Vietnam' waiting to happen. It took NATO days to occupy Afghanistan and militarily defeat the Taliban, but fifteen years on, they don't seem to have been wiped out, in fact far from it. All of the factions involved are using guerrilla war strategies and have been for several years. Likely as not we'd easily take IS territory, and then they would happily just to just keep up hit and run and ambushes against NATO and US troops and launching strikes against International targets - something I doubt the UK has the political stomach for long term.

A lot of people talk up 'sending troops in' but no one I know who has either been in the military or is still in seems to be keen on the idea of getting into the Syrian Civil War.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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Lyons550 Shirley 19 Nov 15 4.42pm
Quote nickgusset at 19 Nov 2015 3.49pm [Link] Apparently ISIS recieves financial support from 40 different countries- According to Putin anyway. Why hasn't this been on the front page of the daily's? I read that in the news the other day...its certainly something that's being reported. I'm always baffled by people who derive their knowledge from newspapers anyway...its a bit like listening to Radical Preachers; or Socialist rags...you only get one point of view...THEIRS The Voice of Reason In An Otherwise Mediocre World
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Quote nickgusset at 19 Nov 2015 3.49pm

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Apparently ISIS recieves financial support from 40 different countries- According to Putin anyway.

Why hasn't this been on the front page of the daily's?

I read that in the news the other day...its certainly something that's being reported. I'm always baffled by people who derive their knowledge from newspapers anyway...its a bit like listening to Radical Preachers; or Socialist rags...you only get one point of view...THEIRS

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