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chabal said:worsleyweb said:Is anyone enjoying the John suchet programme on at the moment? Fascinating.
What is he saying?
It's all about the history of St peter and jews in Rome.
chabal said:worsleyweb said:Is anyone enjoying the John suchet programme on at the moment? Fascinating.
What is he saying?
LOL. You can manage that perfectly well without any help from me.nobody can eat fifty eggs said:That was in my opinion a lie by you to help you defame me, to make me look as if I don't have a clue
Kazzydeyna said:Serious question..
Is "Israel supporting Al-Queda" any different from the UK/USA supporting Saddam Hussein in the 80's?
When we sold him the WMD that he happily used against the Kurds, with our tacit approval (until years later when we decided it was wrong - nothing to Do with wanting his oil of course)
Or the UK supporting America using chemical weapons in Vietnam?
Or the UK/USA developing nuclear weapons at the same time as denying them to Iran or any other countries we don't like?
The point is, ALL govts act hypocritically. Twas ever thus.
I'm no friend of Israel, but we shouldn't single her out. That's rank hypocrisy given our own history.
!Ducado said:Kazzydeyna said:Serious question..
Is "Israel supporting Al-Queda" any different from the UK/USA supporting Saddam Hussein in the 80's?
When we sold him the WMD that he happily used against the Kurds, with our tacit approval (until years later when we decided it was wrong - nothing to Do with wanting his oil of course)
Or the UK supporting America using chemical weapons in Vietnam?
Or the UK/USA developing nuclear weapons at the same time as denying them to Iran or any other countries we don't like?
The point is, ALL govts act hypocritically. Twas ever thus.
I'm no friend of Israel, but we shouldn't single her out. That's rank hypocrisy given our own history.
If they were you would have a valid point but they are not supporting them
Moriati said:US and Israel up to their eyes in mischief in the Middle East.
McCain : here is John McCain photographed in friendly discussion with the Syrian anti-Assad rebels in May 2013. It’s from a Daily Telegraph piece sub-headed ‘John McCain slipped into Syria to meet with rebel leaders and listen to their calls for US airstrikes against the Assad regime and its Hizbollah allies’.
The young gentleman arrowed there is Mr Al-Baghdadi…the leader of ISIS, “the largest, wealthiest, most powerful terrorist enclave in history”. After the meeting, McCain strongly criticised Barack Obama for not engaging in Syria. He also recorded the meeting on Twitter:
“…Important visit with brave fighters in Syria who are risking their lives for freedom and need our help”
If you read the link provided by the OP, the author refers to a number of articles saying that Israel has helped treat injured members of the FSA. They may also have provided some support to Al-Haramein which is an element of the FSA not affiliated to Al Qaeda. The author, Asa Winstanley, who writes for Electronic Intifada and other pro Palestinian publications, then spuriously interprets this as Israel supporting Al Qaeda on the basis that the FSA and Al Nusra are both fighting the Syrian government in spite of the fact they've also been fighting each other. It's a fucking complicated situation but there's no credible evidence that Israel is providing any assistance to any Al Qaeda affiliate.Kazzydeyna said:Serious question..
Is "Israel supporting Al-Queda" any different from the UK/USA supporting Saddam Hussein in the 80's?
When we sold him the WMD that he happily used against the Kurds, with our tacit approval (until years later when we decided it was wrong - nothing to Do with wanting his oil of course)
Or the UK supporting America using chemical weapons in Vietnam?
Or the UK/USA developing nuclear weapons at the same time as denying them to Iran or any other countries we don't like?
The point is, ALL govts act hypocritically. Twas ever thus.
I'm no friend of Israel, but we shouldn't single her out. That's rank hypocrisy given our own history.
west didsblue said:If you read the link provided by the OP, the author refers to a number of articles saying that Israel has helped treat injured members of the FSA. They may also have provided some support to Al-Haramein which is an element of the FSA not affiliated to Al Qaeda. The author, Asa Winstanley, who writes for Electronic Intifada and other pro Palestinian publications, then spuriously interprets this as Israel supporting Al Qaeda on the basis that the FSA and Al Nusra are both fighting the Syrian government in spite of the fact they've also been fighting each other. It's a fucking complicated situation but there's no credible evidence that Israel is providing any assistance to any Al Qaeda affiliate.Kazzydeyna said:Serious question..
Is "Israel supporting Al-Queda" any different from the UK/USA supporting Saddam Hussein in the 80's?
When we sold him the WMD that he happily used against the Kurds, with our tacit approval (until years later when we decided it was wrong - nothing to Do with wanting his oil of course)
Or the UK supporting America using chemical weapons in Vietnam?
Or the UK/USA developing nuclear weapons at the same time as denying them to Iran or any other countries we don't like?
The point is, ALL govts act hypocritically. Twas ever thus.
I'm no friend of Israel, but we shouldn't single her out. That's rank hypocrisy given our own history.
Ducado said:Moriati said:US and Israel up to their eyes in mischief in the Middle East.
McCain : here is John McCain photographed in friendly discussion with the Syrian anti-Assad rebels in May 2013. It’s from a Daily Telegraph piece sub-headed ‘John McCain slipped into Syria to meet with rebel leaders and listen to their calls for US airstrikes against the Assad regime and its Hizbollah allies’.
The young gentleman arrowed there is Mr Al-Baghdadi…the leader of ISIS, “the largest, wealthiest, most powerful terrorist enclave in history”. After the meeting, McCain strongly criticised Barack Obama for not engaging in Syria. He also recorded the meeting on Twitter:
“…Important visit with brave fighters in Syria who are risking their lives for freedom and need our help”
Where is the picture?