Should we send the RAF to Syria?

[Houston Valiant]

Normally, The USA get it wrong, same can be said for arming the rebels, this war would've been over years ago if they hadn't intervened

 

Any trouble in the Middle East can be traced back to the Brits. Simple as that.

[TeenValiant]

Any trouble in the Middle East can be traced back to the Brits. Simple as that.

 

Happy thanksgiving

[TeenValiant]

Any trouble in the Middle East can be traced back to the Brits. Simple as that.

 

Hence me saying that we shouldn't get involved, because it doesn't help anything ,simple as that

[Wereskintandweknowweare]

Hence me saying that we shouldn't get involved, because it doesn't help anything ,simple as that

 

How do you fight ideology.

We can bomb Syria as much as you like. This problem lives amongst us it's on our streets its in our place of work.

Radicalisation. We need reassurance from the Muslim community that they are willing to fight this.

We all know we have accepted this behaviour in our country. I can see our major cities in lock down during the next twelve months

May make living in boslem more popular

[TeenValiant]

Whoever the most Important Muslim is, (I don't know how it works) should wipe any trace of "kill the disbeliever" from the Quran

[FATBOYSTEVE]

We are constantly being told that we should not sit idly by while other countries fight terror, and that Britain will be a safer place if we bomb ISIL, (oh wait sorry, Dayesh, because it makes a difference) but would it really?

 

Russia bomb Isis, civilian plane shot down

France bomb Isis, bloodbath in Paris

 

Imo the only reason why they haven't tried something against the US is because they aren't that stupid.

But I am very fearful of an attack if we do decide to bomb them.

 

Not to mention the complications of Turkey and everything else, nobody knows who is fighting who anymore.

 

So what do you think, do we send bombers to Syria, yes or no?

 

If yes then let's see what our government says when an RAF pilot is shot to death in cold blood by so called moderate terrorists as he try's to parachute from his shot down plane

[mr.hobblesworth]

Whoever the most Important Muslim is, (I don't know how it works) should wipe any trace of "kill the disbeliever" from the Quran

 

Someone was on TV or Radio 4 the other day and quoted someone who said that the six most dangerous words ever uttered were "You'll get your reward in heaven."

[mr.hobblesworth]

Ha! Was trying to recall who'd said that and was thinking it was either someone on the Thought for Today or Today in Parliament. Just remembered it was actually one of the Siddiquis on Gogglebox!

[The French Connection]

Absolutely not! There are already enough people dropping bombs. How many bombs have to dropped to destroy the IS HQ for goodness sake.

 

I think Cameron's 'conviction' is all about wanting to be 'one of the boys' with the other leaders. Remember Blair cosying up to Bush for the Iraq War, and look what an aftermath we have sufferred from that! Or, Cameron and Sarkosy getting rid of Ghadafi! Both of these conflicts left a vacuum into which IS has comfortably slotted.

 

When will our Leaders ever learn?

[whotobeakiller]

How do you fight ideology.

We can bomb Syria as much as you like. This problem lives amongst us it's on our streets its in our place of work.

Radicalisation. We need reassurance from the Muslim community that they are willing to fight this.

We all know we have accepted this behaviour in our country. I can see our major cities in lock down during the next twelve months

May make living in boslem more popular

 

Absolutely spot on.

[mr.hobblesworth]

Absolutely not! There are already enough people dropping bombs. How many bombs have to dropped to destroy the IS HQ for goodness sake.

 

I think Cameron's 'conviction' is all about wanting to be 'one of the boys' with the other leaders. Remember Blair cosying up to Bush for the Iraq War, and look what an aftermath we have sufferred from that! Or, Cameron and Sarkosy getting rid of Ghadafi! Both of these conflicts left a vacuum into which IS has comfortably slotted.

 

When will our Leaders ever learn?

 

Totally agree. Yet the thoughtful and measured response from Corbyn is mocked and sneered at. There seems to be a concerted effort from the right wing press, the tories and the Blairites to snuff out any spark of debate.

[EricHamesis]

People need to ask themselves one set of questions:

 

Are you prepared to die while killing people, many of them innocent civilians, in Syria? Are you prepared to let your children die in the same cause? Or you brothers, sisters, friends, parents..?

 

If you can honestly answer yes to these questions then you MAY consider that we should attack.

 

Anyone who answers no and still considers an attack is so reprehensible their opinion is worthless.

[geosname]

No need to send the RAF, a couple of nukes should do the job

[geosname]

Silly man :wagging::wagging::wagging:

 

Sarcasm is difficult in print over a few words

 

Death cures nothing except life... this type of fanaticism wont die because you cut off a head, several more will grow to take its place. You have to rip out the heart.

[bookworm]

Sarcasm is difficult in print over a few words

 

Death cures nothing except life... this type of fanaticism wont die because you cut off a head, several more will grow to take its place. You have to rip out the heart.

 

correct geo but to nuke them would leave nowhere for those screaming hatred towards the west to return to so we'd be stuck with them and the jihadists amongst them, don't think they would enjoy returning to a melted radiation contaminated wasteland.