Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

CORBYN MAKES ME FEEL SICK AND ASHAMED OF THE UK
THE MAN IS A TRAITOR AND A LIAR CAN I PUT SOMETHING ABOT IS PAST ON HERE
IT IS NOT NICE BUT TRUE

CORBYN as just said it is up to the Syrians to get back its country Syria .

so we should now take it that all the Syrians should go back and fight
is words it is up to the Syrians to make the decisions on Syria so send them all back
signed corbyn

corbyn said a Syrian who as come from Syria wants to know if is family will be safe if they bomb ,
well a word from me to him why has he left is family is he a bloody coward
why has he deserted is family because he is a coward .

hope he reads my post

Patricia Hewitt the only real labour person a lady with honour unlike most of them has for the snp they are just rabble and drunkards and tarts

Guessing what Tanker has written, it certainly makes me happier to have Tanker standing alongside Cameron and jb, and the Victim.

"Birds of a feather, flock together", comes to mind.

It makes me certain that there is well thought out plan, of another u-turn or retreat.

fred unlike you and your family I am not a coward your parents were right to thash you they should knocked sense into you they failed down to being in the pub all night
fred you are just a low life piece of scum . and your posts sum you up

This is interesting:


Nato invitation to Montenegro prompts Russia warning
3 hours ago
From the section Europe
Nato flag
Image caption
It is Nato's first expansion into eastern Europe since Albania and Croatia joined in 2009


Nato has invited Montenegro to join the US-led military alliance, in its first expansion for six years.

The decision, described by Nato head Jens Stoltenberg as "historic", comes 16 years after the alliance bombed Montenegro during the Kosovo war, when it was still part of Yugoslavia.

Montenegro's accession would result in "retaliatory actions", said a spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Accession talks are expected to take about a year to complete.
The invitation to Montenegro is Nato's first expansion into eastern Europe since Albania and Croatia joined in 2009.

The mountainous Adriatic state of 650,000 people has a small military with about 2,000 active members.


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Whose friend is whose?

fred you are a maggot

There are 6 typhoons and 2 tornados on standby waiting for outcome of the vote.

Haze,

Where do you live?

He doesn't live.. he only exists.

Haze,

Are you crowing at the thought of killing other people?

Do you value the lives of others in a similar way to ISIS does?

Are you any better than the one's you seem happy to kill?


unununun

Labour party activists have been emailing Labour rebels with pictures of dead babies and children all day. This has had the effect of making them more resolute to defy their leader.

Hays,

Perhaps, you should look at the pictures and remember them when the planes go in with their missiles.

Perhaps, looking at your own children at the same time.


Somebody C+P.

Another nonsense story.

In Syria, Britain is making the same mistakes all over again

A Conservative MP explains why he cannot back a plan to fight Islamic State which does nothing about the toxic politics which feed it



By Adam Holloway MP

9:51PM GMT 01 Dec 2015


Since 1984, when I was an 18-year-old spending part of my gap year with the Afghan resistance to the Russians, I have seen wars in Bosnia, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Libya. And throughout those years, as a schoolboy, a soldier, an ITN reporter and a Parliamentarian, I have learned the blindingly obvious: the problems of these countries only get fixed when you fix the broken politics.

And yet for the last 15 years I have watched British governments join or create international "coalitions" that have used military force without understanding what drives each conflict on the ground. This ignorance has had disastrous consequences for tens of millions of people in the Middle East and North Africa.


So last week, on the plane back from a visit to Iraq and Turkey, I knew that in the imminent "bomb Syria" debate I would have stand up and say that I simply do not know enough about the big plan to fix the broken politics. That after the last “bomb Syria” vote in 2013 (Assad that time), I do not have confidence that there is any such plan at all.


Indeed, some of the people pressing for bombing now are putting it about that, had we bombed the Assad regime two years ago, Syria would not have descended into the chaos we see today... How are they getting on in Libya?



More common sense here:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/syria/12028072/In-Syria-Britain-is-about-to-make-the-same-mistakes-all-over-again.html

It is all pretty academic as Cameron will get good majority. Plenty of Lab rebels plus the Libs and the DUP. Unlikely to be more than 10 Conservative rebels.

Have you or your family and or friends got any shares in the arms industry by any chance?

Hilary Benn standing at the despatch box with Corbyn sitting next to him as he is talking in support of the government. Corbyn looking glum. Benn looking like a possible new leader of Labour.