Author Topic: Arguments for and against the UK joining the strikes on ISIS in Syria  (Read 48299 times)


Leonard James

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Re: Arguments for and against the UK joining the strikes on ISIS in Syria
« Reply #376 on: January 09, 2016, 07:58:19 PM »
It would certainly seem the right thing to do, whatever the consequences.

Jack Knave

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Re: Arguments for and against the UK joining the strikes on ISIS in Syria
« Reply #377 on: January 09, 2016, 08:00:33 PM »
And now after all that hoo-ha they have only dropped a few bombs because they can't find anymore targets. What a joke!!!

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Re: Arguments for and against the UK joining the strikes on ISIS in Syria
« Reply #378 on: February 15, 2016, 05:34:00 PM »
3 hospitals bombed today, presumably by Assad or Russia.   I suppose Putin thinks he is really showing the West a thing or two, well maybe.   He is certainly bombing the shit out of rebel groups, thus helping the Syrian army move forwards. 

I would think that Cameron's 'moderate groups' have been flattened now.   

But for the West to intervene seriously seems impossible politically.   Western influence in the Middle East is going down the tubes.
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Re: Arguments for and against the UK joining the strikes on ISIS in Syria
« Reply #379 on: February 15, 2016, 06:14:53 PM »
3 hospitals bombed today, presumably by Assad or Russia.   I suppose Putin thinks he is really showing the West a thing or two, well maybe.   He is certainly bombing the shit out of rebel groups, thus helping the Syrian army move forwards. 

I would think that Cameron's 'moderate groups' have been flattened now.   

But for the West to intervene seriously seems impossible politically.   Western influence in the Middle East is going down the tubes.

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Re: Arguments for and against the UK joining the strikes on ISIS in Syria
« Reply #380 on: February 16, 2016, 08:15:38 PM »
3 hospitals bombed today, presumably by Assad or Russia.   I suppose Putin thinks he is really showing the West a thing or two, well maybe.   He is certainly bombing the shit out of rebel groups, thus helping the Syrian army move forwards. 

I would think that Cameron's 'moderate groups' have been flattened now.   

But for the West to intervene seriously seems impossible politically.   Western influence in the Middle East is going down the tubes.
I've heard that the rebels hate Assad more than they hate ISIS and will join them to try to kick Assad out, and that the Saudis and possibly the Turks will help out. Sounds like fun for all... :(