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If the ar$ewipe who killed the priest yesterday had not been stopped twice attempting to get to Syria he could well be in tiny pieces now and the priest would still be alive. Win/win situation.
I'm at a loss to understand why we want to keep these deranged psychopaths from taking their hatred of the west BACK to the Middle East where they can bomb, shoot and torture themselves and as many like-minded fanatics to a premature interview with Allah whilst giving the rest of the free world a break.
A government subsidised repatriation programme would surely be a win/win situation for all - the b@st@rds may even appreciate what the West are doing to help their cause and stop killing Europeans every day of the week.
In the meantime of course we give the Kurds and Iraqis all the help and assistance they need in order to wipe these murderous scum off the face of the planet.
What's not to like eh Boris, let's give it a go.
I'm at a loss to understand why we want to keep these deranged psychopaths from taking their hatred of the west BACK to the Middle East where they can bomb, shoot and torture themselves and as many like-minded fanatics to a premature interview with Allah whilst giving the rest of the free world a break.
A government subsidised repatriation programme would surely be a win/win situation for all - the b@st@rds may even appreciate what the West are doing to help their cause and stop killing Europeans every day of the week.
In the meantime of course we give the Kurds and Iraqis all the help and assistance they need in order to wipe these murderous scum off the face of the planet.
What's not to like eh Boris, let's give it a go.
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Because "we" helped to fund create and train isis to fight a proxy war and they have grown bigger than planned and turned against us.
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Easy to explain mate ....most Countries run by complete phucking politically correct idiots !
Rather than stop this phucker going to Syria ... they should give him his Air Fair and helped him on his way to get blown to bits ! |
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what happened to the 3 bints ?
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yomamma - That may have helped create the problem but we now need a solution
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Did anyone listen to any of the Pope's speech today?
He said we are at war, this is not a war of religions. It is a war of interests. A war for money and natural resources. |
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72 bints Capt_t?
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Solution is simple - Stop being greedy and causing wars in the middle east and northern africa.
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Not sure the Pope's the ideal Foreign Political Analyst yom but surely we need to totally eradicate these b@st@rds
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Newham's finest
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Very politically astute yom - why don't you approach Daaesh and tell them that - we'll watch you being beheaded or chucked off the top of a five story building on facebook
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lol Capt
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If usa and the west wanted rid of isis in syria they could have done it by now. Truth is they want them there as long as possible as they are siphoning off cheap oil.
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uk.businessinsider.com/isis-making-50-million-a-month-from-oil-sales-2015-10
And who do you think it sells to. |
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'If usa and the west wanted rid of isis in syria they could have done it by now. Truth is they want them there as long as possible as they are siphoning off cheap oil.'
...?? - can you explain please? |
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YOMOMMA, the 7 sisters are alive and well, we are reaping the the results of their insatiable avarice, Saddam made the threat of turning away from the 'Petrodollar' as did Muammar Mohammed Abu Minyar Gaddafi, and we are living with the results,
The rise of Islam was inevitable, and has been accelerated by US foreign (short term gain) MIS-POLICY. War, just like oil is big business, 1 'bunker buster costs over 1 million $. |
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The wars in Iraq and Syria are for control of the oil.
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That article yom explains how the scum finance themselves - there's nothing about how that benefits the West, actually quite the contrary as it emphasises how the West and particularly the Americans are trying to destroy the production and supply lines.
Anyway how's things in Luton? |
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The oil reserves of Syria account for only 0.5% of total world reserves about the same as Mongolia.
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davy, i read syria had the 2nd highest reserves of oil in the world.
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vidou, search google there's 100's of articles that you can have a look through. They all can't be wrong.
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ummm, dont think so.Syria was quite a poor country even before the war.I was there in 2009, not much wealth around.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_proven_oil_reserves |
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YOMOMMA, I refer you to my post above, comment?
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Don't believe everything you read yom - lot of misinformation out there - anyway we're totally off-track here wht dont we send all the psychopathic murderous b@st@rds back out to the ME so they can inflict as much damage on each other as possible?
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i thought 7 sisters was a tube station?
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plenty of lube
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Seven_Sisters_(oil_companies)
"Seven Sisters" was a term coined in the 1950s by businessman Enrico Mattei, then-head of the Italian state oil company Eni, to describe the seven oil companies which formed the "Consortium for Iran" cartel and dominated the global petroleum industry from the mid-1940s to the 1970s.  It goes further back than that to the 'carving up of Arab/oil producing states. |
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vidou • July 27, 2016 10:39 PM BST
Not sure the Pope's the ideal Foreign Political Analyst yom but surely we need to totally eradicate these b@st@rds The trouble with that is we are have not succeeded in that have we. ISIS appear to be still functioning. Not everything can be solved by war |
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dont be so boring foxy
seven sisters is a tube station and when i was 17 i was on a tube that stopped at seven sisters and much to my amazement seven beautiful women boarded at this station. being full of testosterone i immediately approached them and it turned out they were in fact seven sisters, the fun i had with them later that night ... well i'm sure you can imagine  |
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I don't we stop anyone going to Syria, we stop them coming back.
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This can't be solved by war.
The only way to solve it is ban the supposed religion. we ain't even got the balls to ban the burqa - like lambs to the slaughter |
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ebulGery would you like to start dialogue with these ar$eholes? It's great playing Devils Advocate here like yomamma but you don't have a solution
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but we don't and that's a problem--a real big problem,
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more likely to be 7 prostitutes at seven sisters road
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foxy not my story really.
when i was 17 some of my mates wrote that story and sent it into the letters pasge of a porno with the name of another friend. said mag printed it with his name and we obviously couldnt stop laughing for months  |
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dikie attenborough post en route from ebul
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JS, of course I did not take you literally, on a serious note the gay community call it the Seven Sisters Lube station!! I haven't a clue what they are talking about.
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