If he really cared about civilians he would accept those refugees fleeing Assad.
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If he really cared about civilians he would accept those refugees fleeing Assad.
Totally. I am a controlled borders kind of guy, but you cannot bomb countries and expect people to just take it. Fucked up beyond all reckoning. Fuck.
No one hates war more than people who have been in itQuote:
Originally Posted by Gandalf
This may actually give trump a ratings bump. The normies like to see bombs dropped on the Middle East. I really can't see Russia wanting to escalate this since they have been bombing Syria for a while. I fucking hate to say it but if these are attacks are limited to strategic bombing it's almost like things are improving. As far as trumps comments about judging by the friends you keep the guy did not create this mess we have. It's hard to say now Russia has him in their pockets which is all I've been hearing. Certainly two nuclear powers plus Iran playing shootem up so close together is not a pleasant thought but Putin got it made in Russia he doesn't want his many houses turned into toothpicks. I was just reading how the Middle East is more unstable since the US has been disengaging. The rise of turkey, Iran and Saudi Arabia are apparently making things very shaky. I think that was from the economist magazine last month. Oddly the economist bashes Trump all the time but apparently wants him to occupy the Middle East. I really feel shitty for the regular citizens of Syria. I'm sure they just want to work and put food on the table and here they are struggling to get a glass of water. It's also sad as this in stability is going to cause more genocide against the Christians of Syria, some of the oldest Christian communities in the world. I see some colleges are doing courses on Christian privilege now, I bet they leave that chapter out. I have to say, you English can blame us but if Churchill and Lawrence of Arabia put a little more thought into carving up the countries in the Middle East this may be a lot better situation.
I think a lot of the British also blame the British leaders who carved up the middle east, and did a lot in their name, without consenting with them. The streets were full of Anti Iraq war protesters and even many Tories had no desire to keep sticking our oar into other countries business.
This was a war crime. Not only did May not have the backing of parliament, but there was no UN mandate.
trump/may COMPROMISED BY MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX
had HRC been elected, this would have happened ONE YEAR AGO
It's strange, it's almost like if u run for president you have to mention support for Israel. Big money flow and media support go hand and hand with a pro Israel support. In the US our media really swings pro Israel in these gaza disputes/wars and we have as long as I remember. When I was serving a group of marines I knew got in trouble for saying "I didn't become a marine to fight wars for Israel". Israel is an important ally but I detest the treatment of Palestinians, although Arafat could have had almost all of his demands but balked in the last hour.Quote:
Originally Posted by Freedom
How did Israel get so much power if it was only created in 1948? This is frightening stuff
A+
took us out of the riduculous Paris Agreement, and TPP