SeagullDubai
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SecondedAt the risk of appearing slightly selfish, I'd rather that didn't happen.
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SecondedAt the risk of appearing slightly selfish, I'd rather that didn't happen.
And that, everyone, is how fake news spreads so easily - Ignore the facts, spread the absolute BS.
News you don't like you call fake. As I said, Radio Five was the source, not from me. But when a left wing rag reports something anti Trump, that's gospel. Should you even be on this board?
So obvious that the more intelligent Trump haters would jump to this conclusion. Strange that this targeted attack had the full support of the Democrats too.
Really?
Democratic presidential candidates condemn killing of Iran general: - https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/jan/03/iran-general-killing-democrats-reaction
Lawmakers not told of attack, democrats warn of costly war:- https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/20...t-told-attack-qassim-soleimani-top-democrats/
U.S. strike on top Iranian commander sharply divides Congress:- https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2020/01/03/iran-us-war-powers-congress/
I've called you out on this already, see below, you are entirely wrong and you know it. You may have a little more credibility of you held your hands up to it.
UJ was tindered too.
It seems all are happy that he is dead. They are not happy that they were not informed and they are saying that it is a dangerous move, although they are not privvy to the intelligence that the President (and of course you) had. Is killing him more dangerous than leaving him alive?
There is the issue that Trump did tell a member of Congress, just not Pelosi who should be first to know. He told
Lindsey Graham at Mar-A-Lago. That’s not right.
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I think here in the West we’re sometimes almost conditioned to loath our own government, society, civilisation etc by virtue of being freely allowed to express this, to a point where people actually believe our leaders, ancestors etc are to blame, or mostly to blame, for everything rather than the collection of stereotypical fast show despots that ruthlessly ruled or continue to rule Middle Eastern countries. As if butter wouldn’t melt in their mouths!
However, the incontestable fact is that the Middle East has been a centre of conflict for two millennia or more, which precedes the discovery of oil and even America itself. Nope, the Arabs have always warred amongst themselves and probably always will whether it’s us, America, Russia, the Ottomans, Mongols or even those damned Romans (what did they ever do for anyone?) trying to influence the latest regional strongman.
Binary choice? No - no choice at all. We're stuck with both sides and can do sweet FA about either of them. If we have any sort of choice at al, it's 'like it or lump it'.There is a more sophisticated response though, it's not a binary choice. Most people would, albeit reluctantly, align ourselves with Trumps America than Iran but that doesn't mean we have to support this action. Trump, for his own reasons, has sought to drive a wedge between the West and Iran, he has been deliberately provocative. This allows him to justify the latest move but it's extremely dangerous, Iran will respond and things may escalate, it's all so bloody predictable.
Put another way, we would all align ourselves with the US and UK in the early noughties against Saddam's Iraq and the Taliban in Afghanistan, it doesn't mean we supported the military action. Certainly in hindsight, it didn't work.
2 things.
1. Iran is not an Arabic country.
2. Europeans have been involved in a fair few wars over the last 2000 years.
And that, everyone, is how fake news spreads so easily - Ignore the facts, spread the absolute BS.
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Reports of a rocket explosion near the US embassy in Baghdad along with another attack on an airforce base used by the US. All unconfirmed at the moment.
Highly likely the work of a few disaffected hotheads, the real stuff will come later. Oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz usually favourite.
Why would he risk the Iranians being tipped off ?
Trying to think what the US response would be if Mike Pompeo was blown up by an admitted Iranian bomb in Paris. As Mrs V just said to me " are we seriously allowed to just blow up government leaders we don't like? "