I see, i was just connecting the press report and trumps reaction. Wherever trump got his info from it was incorrect. The non libtard world knows that the chemical weapon incident was a strike on a rebel store.

The Russians were given the option of doing something about it, they didn't they were aware of what was coming.  This was a message to them more than anyone else.

Putin would have been the first to know in advance of the intended strike, even the BBC seemed to know.

david icke was on richie allen audio cast this morning talking about the same thing it seems,you guys should take a listen,scary stuff.

totally agree ^

Russia fully capable of hitting their  cruise missiles. But that's for the next time.

Corbyn leading the march for a "political solution". Good luck with that Jezzer!

Even by Pootin's standards this is one hell of a balls up

How exactly? Doubt doubt he cares whether he has any friends in America.

Stop the war lefties demonstrating outside Downing St tonight.Pathetic!

Facts    07 Apr 17 12:19 
detraveller    07 Apr 17 11:07 
So the warmongers couldn't resist afterall :D

What is the maths on the cost of 57 cruise missiles?


$569,000 per missile.
$32,433,000 total

Thats a bargain for the PR



Considering the amount of javelins at $80k a go UK forces spunked blowing up Toyota Hilux's and mud huts in Afghan

I am not a Chump fan but I am glad something was done.

I also want to give him the benefit of the doubt and imagine his action was altruistic.

Some interesting dynamics changing here.

Naturally we can assume that because he is in trouble at home he is shifting the focus abroad. Standard tictac of course but let's let it ride.

Bannon has been removed from a position and Cushner is establishing his authority. I think Cushner and Ivanka/Ivana/Melanie? Dierdrie ( whoever she is I mean Cushners wife, Chumps daughter ) are actually democrats / liberals and probably globalists. This will put them at odds with Bannon.

I dont think Chump has any politics. The people who voted for him will start feeling let down soon enough.

He has got budget problems coming up soon too.

I am really looking forward to see what happens next.

The desired goal from those at the top in the West is the same as it has been elsewhere on the international level, to distablise countries to the point they can never recover.

Those not reading between the lines in this country look at Afghanastan, Iraq or Libya as failures but anarchy and instability was the end goal, you dont pump the brain power, money and time into these projects and come out as failures.  Its a bit like the decades old global "war on drugs", there is no expectation that it will ever be won but theres money being made on all sides, just look up what the likes of HSBC have been done for as evidence.

On the most basic level it makes life very easy for us to negotiate with puppet/tinpot leaders, giving free reign to the corporations of the West, if they dont play along then we support their opposition who eventually comply.  When a countries leader only expects to be around for 6 months they tend to make rash, poor value deals, same applies to those with limited control over pockets of land such is the case in Libya.

On a far deeper level, creating instability and chaos is as much a part of the control mechanism of our own lives in this country.  We are constantly being bombarded with distractions like office politics, consumerism, envy and a host of other distractions that us as a population have bought into wholesale, for most of us the hardest thing in the world is to be left alone with our own thoughts, which is a bit insane.  Some believe they are above the most obvious distractions like propoganda, gambling or social media but the truth is all of us have our own way of occupying ourselves into what amounts to little more than comfortable slavery.  Right now im sitting looking at two monitors with 7 tabs open all on different websites, any chance I have to think like a human being in silence is being zapped milliseconds later by another click.  I have a functioning brain and I'm doing the same thing everyone else is by treating it like the warzone of Syria, once I finish writing this post I'll probably go do some more bets for tomorrow, look up the news for updates, pick some music to listen to, maybe get the phone out and see what I'm doing tomorrow, that cycle will continue until I'm dead.

That is of course all preferable to asking other questions, like who controls my electricity supply and what happens if they flip the switch, who owns the land my house is built on or who owns the company that sends me money if I crash my car.  Its a very comfortable form of slavery that we've all chosen, rather than have chaotic life or death situations happen to us every day like the folks in Syria we occupy ourselves with a constant stream of distractions.

That is the end goal in Syria as it is for us here, we're supposed to be terrified of everything, we're supposed to be unstable, we're supposed to make irrational short term decisions.

I probably have more in common with a working class mexican, iraqi, russian, german, ghanaian or brazillian guy than I do a white british millionaire living less than a mile away from me, yet the guy in iraq is the one I'm supposed to be worried about?

Most of this may appear off topic to some but the analogy between the bombardment of thoughts we put ourselves through with media consumption here is a pretty good blueprint for what "we" want to happen on the international stage around the EU and elsewhere in the mid east.

I say "we" as ultimatley its us who goes out to vote for these clowns dropping bombs and enable the questionable journalism, theres probably plenty of normal folk ((including the many Christians there who support Assad) in Syria right now wondering wtf are we all doing supporting these war mongers?  What we're doing about it is nothing, we're too busy clicking on youtube links and worrying about what shirt to wear tomorrow night.

Syria is fked no matter what happens, it has been from the moment Assad stood up to the Arab Spring, theyve got about 2 decades of anarchy to come like Libya and Iraq have even if he wins.

The forces of evil are too strong, it wont make a blind bit of difference, might aswell get it off my chest !

Only seven tabs open You've got too much time to think. I have at least 22 open on two different browsers at the moment. (I'm not joking)!

Its all firefox for me, cant stand googles single search/url bar, got betfair, oddschecker, betfair, youtube, reddit, youtube and a google search open   I should be occupied for at least 1 minute.

I trust nobody, if I want information, I just ask the missus, job done,

What an erudite  post.

Clacher
I used to think like that, that the masses could and should take control but control isn't from the state it's from within the individual.
The system is 'unfair' and some do far better than others thank you very much, that itself isn't unfair if it was fair 'won', the unfairness comes when reward doesn't equal merit.
Our civilisation is a necessary evil, it's archaic and in many areas a lie, but it's more ordered than chaos and animalistic rule.

What I realised was that just because somebody is pecunious doesn't mean they are virtuous, and likewise just because someone opportunistic doesn't make them evil, all those elements are constant in everyone.
It is desire that has to be kept in check, the collective desire of the individuals.
Everyone wants more, they want to do as little as possible to gain it, and for the most part care nothing of the impact on others.
The flux that never fixes in foreign land is just the engine room to pay for the civilisation we enjoy.
The French Revolution culled the nobility....but it still exists. It always will return because it's in the design of the human to recreate, so rebelling is just a cycle as long as the human exists.