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Truck Runs into Crowd in Nice
- Thread starter johnny on the spot
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Did anybody hear that bellend Brit tourist on skynews? "This has spoilt our shopping trip". What an arsehole!
I did, couldnt believe my ears. What a prick
10 children dead and 50 in the hospital, some with "life and death" injuries.
Naive of me i know but i didn't even consider that children would be victims, i just pictured all adults. Absolute scum
Death toll very likely to rise, can't even imagine what families are going through.
It seems to me that people think we have a decision to make? There is only acceptance. The deciding was done when we illegally killed the leader of Iraq.
As tragic as all of this is, we are only going to be able to stop a small portition of these attacks via intelligence and the security services.
There is no diplomatic solution to this mess and the killing (both in Europe and the Middle East) isn't going to stop.
To quote Plato - Only the dead have seen the end of the war.
As tragic as all of this is, we are only going to be able to stop a small portition of these attacks via intelligence and the security services.
There is no diplomatic solution to this mess and the killing (both in Europe and the Middle East) isn't going to stop.
To quote Plato - Only the dead have seen the end of the war.
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hilts
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It seems to me that people think we have a decision to make? There is only acceptance. The deciding was done when we illegally killed the leader of Iraq.
As tragic as all of this is, we are only going to be able to stop a small partition of these attacks via intelligence and the security services.
There is no diplomatic solution to this mess and the killing (both in Europe and the Middle East) isn't going to stop.
To quote Plato - Only the dead have seen the end of the war.
If only we hadn't killed saintly Saddam all would be fine and dandy, that Blair has a lot to answer for
EL APACHE TEVEZ
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How many was that **** slaughtering day in day out.It seems to me that people think we have a decision to make? There is only acceptance. The deciding was done when we illegally killed the leader of Iraq.
As tragic as all of this is, we are only going to be able to stop a small partition of these attacks via intelligence and the security services.
There is no diplomatic solution to this mess and the killing (both in Europe and the Middle East) isn't going to stop.
To quote Plato - Only the dead have seen the end of the war.
BoyBlue_1985
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It seems to me that people think we have a decision to make? There is only acceptance. The deciding was done when we illegally killed the leader of Iraq.
As tragic as all of this is, we are only going to be able to stop a small partition of these attacks via intelligence and the security services.
There is no diplomatic solution to this mess and the killing (both in Europe and the Middle East) isn't going to stop.
To quote Plato - Only the dead have seen the end of the war.
I think Kurdish people were probably happy they didn't have to worry about being illegally gassed by him again though
In hindsight arming Syrian rebels was probably a terrible idea though
red 2 hats
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So sad, people who had their whole lives in front of them. Too many atrocities around the world, innocent people being murdered and maimed, my heart goes out to all the victims, unfortunately I don't see an end in sight. RIP.
You really do need to evaluate what you've just written. Not helpful, not true and not relevant.I agree, at a time when the Uk could have played a very meaningful leadership role in Europe, we have appointed Boris as Foreign Secretary. If it wasn't so seriously tragic you might laugh. Intellegence services should be continuing to work across borders so I do wonder how effective that is given the repeat nature of attacks in France.