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2 hours ago, geriatrickid said:

 

Give it a rest. Lying  doesn't change what  happened. Libya was a France-Italy-UK   initiated regime change. In case you missed it, Libya was  causing serious problems for the Europeans by facilitating the  tens of thousands of economic migrants. Also,  Italy was dependent upon Libya's oil. The USa wanted  to stay out of Libya. Clinton didn't want to participate.

You gotta be pulling da pi$$

Have you look at the size of the Order of Battle that the US deployed in the Libyan Intervention.

The only part that "Clinton didn't want to participate " in was responding to John Stevens' repeated calls for more security. I didn't see France, Italy or the UK ambassadors getting lynched.

9 minutes ago, webfact said:

 

Netanyahu told his ministers at the start of the weekly cabinet meeting that the dispute can be resolved only by direct negotiations without preconditions

What a pipe dream statement to be made. He has to be on drugs or delusional by some other form to believe this line of BS. Israel doesn't want to negotiate. Because such negotiations will lead to Israel having to concede, and the Palestinians to gain. Hell will freeze over before the Jewish State willingly gives anything back to the Palestinians.

Therefore the only way to sort this mess out once and for all is for the global community to single out Israel. Call it for what is, which is a hard line state hellbent on seeing Palestine become non existent, and force it to comply with the Palestinians requests to stop building settlements. And give back what it has stolen.

Absolutely ridiculous for the west to support such an operation. A blatant attempt to undermine the efforts of the Syrian and Russian governments to bring this conflict to an end. And Syria back under control as one sovereign nation.

Let's hope coalition aircraft don't get involved in airstrikes over Raqqa. Coalition and Russian aircraft in such close proximity is just what may start a major global conflict between the west and Russia. Better left to the professionals. Stupid USA foreign policy at its finest. 

Trump isn't really Republican either. He ain't even a politician. He is just using the Republican party as an apparatus to become president.

I guess that's what draws people to him. That he isn't a two faced lying politician. Loads of us have had it up to the eyeballs with that lot. Go D. Trump

1 minute ago, Publicus said:

 

The election is in the United States.

 

Do try to keep up over there ln the dictator worshiping Right Sector.

What ??? It was a blatant "EXAMPLE" to show your argument is flawed. That people can, have been and are in the public service ALL over the world for most of their lives and achieve nothing.

And yes. The election is in the USA but this is THAIVISA!!!  

As for the dictator worshipping. 

2 hours ago, Publicus said:

 

Youse guyz say she's got 30-years of public service (you don't like) and now you say she's got nothing.

 

 

Lots of people have 30 years or more in the public service and have done zip, zero, nadda. Look at some of the Thai politicians just for an example.

An EOD crew set up a check point and were stopping and searching some vehicles a few weeks ago for about a week at Chiang Mai airport. Something not usually seen. As of last weekend said crew and check point were gone.

1 hour ago, boomerangutang said:

 

     Hillary knows how to get things done legislatively, 

 

She may do. But my point is she will be to busy fighting off said impeachment and any and all other forms of legal proceedings the Republican can throw at her. Making her a less than effective commander in chief. Much like the period when her husband started having to deal with such issues. Lost all credibility. I am sure Tim Kaine is quietly hoping she does get brought down by the ' Republican army'. As I said. Quite a mess

It is sure going to be one hell of a mess if she does get elected. A blatant 'lame duck' president will become of her. Hopefully the electorate will see that a vote for her in not in their best interests and vote against her.

8 hours ago, nottocus said:

NO. You are supposed to say how barbaric the death penalty is, how everyone deserves human rights and you just lower yourself to their level. 

NO. Some people just deserve being executed. Like men that rape, torture and kill [not always in that particular order] young children. And this guy fits the bill. It is just unfortunate that Thailand isn't executing condemned prisoners these days.

16 hours ago, ElPatron said:

I bet the aboriginals wished they thought of this law before 

Then they may still be rubbing sticks together to make fire. They hadn't even invented the wheel to the Europeans landed. Migration is healthy for the world to progress forward. There just needs to be [ particularity these days ] strict laws about who can migrate, when, where and how they can migrate. Jumping on an overloaded vessel and travelling illegally towards/ into another country is not the way to do it.

9 hours ago, craigt3365 said:

American people are up in arms about this,  don't you read the news?

 

If you don't give two hoots, why are you always posting on topics about the US?

Cuz the US is always "posting" its nose in mine and every other soul on this planets lives. Destroying global peace with their rubbish brand of democracy. Whoever wins this election cannot possibly say they have been democratically elected as this whole process, of corrupt campaigning last I checked, is anything but democratic in nature.

p.s. No need to reply. There are no question marks in MY post.

9 hours ago, heybruce said:

 

So you don't object to democracy being subverted by a foreign power or a supposedly impartial law enforcement agency.  That says a lot about you, none of it good.

I don't give two hoots. If the American people aren't up in arms about the FBI intervention in the election then why should care about any other body, foreign or domestic doing them same ???

Good. Anything to help crush Hillary Clinton. The world needs change. Not the same old same old that she will deliver.

No mention of the US's own FBI doing its best to influence the election as well. If they are willing to do it then there must be a good reason. And the Russians seem to agree.

On 29/10/2016 at 11:06 AM, craigt3365 said:

Can't blame the West for every problem in the world.

Maybe not. But Iraq sure is the mess of US intervention and lies. Cannot blame Iran and Saudi Arabia for the US invasion in Iraq.

An Island is an odd place to start a 900 km walk. 

Might be time for Cuban Missile Crisis mark 2. The paranoid west is asking for trouble as always.

53 minutes ago, craigt3365 said:

Agreed. But these problems were started by the Arab Spring uprisings. So obviously,  there were problems.

 

 

The Arab spring turned into a long summer due to western intervention IMO. Yes, there were problems but they needed to be sorted out by themselves and their neighbours.

I am all for capital punishment. But doing 20 years and then getting executed seems like double dipping. Not to mention the cost to the State keeping them alive and well, paying the convict's legal expenses through the appeals process, the torture that victim's families go through during that process etc etc. Countries like China and Iran do it better.

Let Libya be a lesson to those that wish to intervene in the Middle East. Western democracy is not needed or wanted. Stay away !!

2 hours ago, craigt3365 said:

Most of the work is being done by locals. Not outside proxy armies from Russia and Iran.

I guess you missed this thread..............

"U.S. airpower played a key role in the run-up to the fight for Mosul by taking out Islamic State defenses, cash resources, supply routes and some of the group's leaders. The U.S. is now providing air cover as Iraqi security forces and members of the Kurdish militia begin their attempt to retake the city over the next several weeks. American advisers are working with Iraqi troops, but the outcome will be determined largely by the Iraqis'

1 hour ago, webfact said:

Syria and Russia say they are only targeting militants in Aleppo and accuse the United States of breaking the ceasefire by bombing scores of Syrian troops fighting insurgents from the self-styled Islamic State group, over which the US has expressed regret.

They are spot on with this statement. 

Let's hope they are all killed or captured. And not left to skive off to continue the insurgency as has been the case up until now. 

Maybe they could fix Julian Assange up for that too. 

No room for a ceasefire at the moment. The Syrian military with its Russian allies have their foot on the terrorist's throats in the battle for Aleppo. It would mean all those gains would be lost. Best to keep the pressure on until ALL elements that don't wear Syrian Army greens lay down their weapons or are destroyed in place.