Ricster
Well-Known Member
Wtf is wrong with that?
On second thoughts, don't bother answering.
There are many covert operations, and the point I was trying to make is the public is being denied basic information
Wtf is wrong with that?
On second thoughts, don't bother answering.
It’s a fucking phone call and the government published the details of it.There are many covert operations, and the point I was trying to make is the public is being denied basic information
Just another piece in the jigsaw. Thats all. Im just putting all the information that i feel is warranted to give a view that western MSM dont give.
Its like the fighting in Southern Syria, Hadar, and the lack of reports from mainstream sites reporting that Israel and Al Qaeda attacking these villagers and destroying their farms causing food shortages and economic concerns for the area.
And for those people that have lost family members because of Edrogans support for jihadists im pretty sure they would find it newsworthy.
May thinks congratulating a dictator, in a rigged election, where some schools have been burnt down so votes couldnt be counted, is very concerning. I thought democracy was against these kind of elections?
I thought these were the reasons we try to bring peace to other countries?
Is it not part of the reason so many people have spoken out about rigged elections in Russia, NK and other countries.
But cos Turkey is an ally to the UK we should turn a blind eye to it all again?
Another example of how fucked up our foreign policy is.
Do you know what covert means?There are many covert operations, and the point I was trying to make is the public is being denied basic information
Why are you making stuff up? If you read the answer it says absolutely nothing about Jaish al-Islam and Ahrar al-Sham.Yesterday Parliment gave some interesting answers on the Middle East and Syria in particular.
https://www.parliament.uk/business/...s/written-question/Commons/2018-03-21/133664/
The link shows that we as a nation have spent £32m on Syrian Opposition Forces from 2011-2017.
2011? Please note the start date.
Also the government refers to Jaish al-Islam and Ahrar al-Sham as moderates who have benefited from the funding.
Yes 2011, when the civil war started.Yesterday Parliment gave some interesting answers on the Middle East and Syria in particular.
https://www.parliament.uk/business/...s/written-question/Commons/2018-03-21/133664/
The link shows that we as a nation have spent £32m on Syrian Opposition Forces from 2011-2017.
2011? Please note the start date.
Also the government refers to Jaish al-Islam and Ahrar al-Sham as moderates who have benefited from the funding.
Why are you making stuff up?
Not at all. Just cant post links cos they're not allowed unless theyre from a US or UK sourceYou need to ask?
He has been fucking radicalised thats why.
That’s not true in the slightest.Not at all. Just cant post links cos they're not allowed unless theyre from a US or UK source
Because it isnt admitted means I've lied? I haven't.That’s not true in the slightest.
You also didn’t answer as to why you lied about what the government said in their answer.
Also, you and your cohorts have had me properly disabled on this board.
Im not bashing mods. I think you need to message Ric about a discussion we had and what i promised. Its not mod bashing its called honesty.This is a downright lie and nothing but mod bashing.
No one is silencing you, no one but a vast majority are challenging your opinions.
If you can't handle that then maybe think about posting your opinions in the first place but stop with the victim mentality because it's fucking boring, untrue and unfair.
So i put a link up after you 3 rounding on me showing both groups being part of the FSA and you still go on about my opinions?This is a downright lie and nothing but mod bashing.
No one is silencing you, no one but a vast majority are challenging your opinions.
If you can't handle that then maybe think about posting your opinions in the first place but stop with the victim mentality because it's fucking boring, untrue and unfair.
So i put a link up after you 3 rounding on me showing both groups being part of the FSA and you still go on about my opinions?
So it didn't really matter about any links cos you werent going to believe it anyway. Ok
You said i was radicalised cos of my factual information.We are challenging your opinions.
What's with your hang up about links? Do you think they prove without doubt your opinion above all others?
You are in a debate yet feel hard done by when others debate with you?
You said i was radicalised cos of my factual information.
Thats not a debate, thats an insult.
I dont believe much of what you say is factual and yes, i think you have in some way become radicalised against western governments and i say that after reading your many posts.
Its my opinion.
I'm sorry if you are offended by it but it wont change it.
Because it isnt admitted means I've lied? I haven't.
I wonder if this will make a difference to you but here you go. Best source i can find for you @SWP's back and @west didsblue
I dont make stuff up.
"In November 2013, seven Islamist groups - Harakat Ahrar al-Sham al-Islamiyya, Jaysh al-Islam, Suqour al-Sham, Liwa al-Tawhid, Liwa al-Haqq, Ansar al-Sham and the Kurdish Islamic Front - declared that they were forming the largest rebel alliance yet in the 33-month conflict, with an estimated 45,000 fighters. They said the new Islamic Front was an "independent political, military and social formation" that aimed to "topple the Assad regime completely and build an Islamic state". They outlined a new command structure, with key roles shared between the seven groups, and said they would work towards a "gradual merger"."
Link isnt working
BBC,
World
Middle East
Guide to the Syrian rebels
- 13 December 2013
So i put a link up after you 3 rounding on me showing both groups being part of the FSA and you still go on about my opinions?
So it didn't really matter about any links cos you werent going to believe it anyway. Ok
You said i was radicalised cos of my factual information.
Thats not a debate, thats an insult.