Just a bit of 'light' left-wing indoctrination of your future grandchildren then. I hope you at least wait until they have reached adulthood, and hopefully the ability to form their own opinions, before dropping all the heavy stuff on them. :bawling:

[QUOTE=jaxie;9622328]I walked that anti Iraq march. I hated Blair and his warmongering politics. So what are you saying? you wouldn't be suggesting that because I'm a left wing thinker I'm happy to go along with anything the left does? Are you also saying that Blair was Left wing? He was more right wing than Thatcher, that's why he got into office. If you want to discuss just how right-wing Blair was, then I'm up for that debate.

Nothing wrong with the historical truth. Are you suggesting we didn't do any of these things?

And with your total lack of acknowledgement of these deaths and your complete indifference and lack of empathy you reiterate my point. You talking about excusing people who commit heinous acts is ironic to say the least. :facepalm:

''Out of sight, out of mind''. Children's lives in the West matter while those in the Middle-East don't............apparently to people like yourself at least.

You consistently come across as an extremely naive, nimby xenophobe..............and that's putting it extremely mildly.

Couldn't you also say out of sight out of mind about those who don't think nato or the west should ever intervene and should just let any nation abuse it's citizens as they see fit?

All lives matter and don't we as human beings have a duty to intervene when a government is slaughtering it's own people?

There is no win with war. None. But I'm not sure taking the attitude that it doesn't concern us is the right or compassionate thing to do.

Also name calling isn't necessary.

Damned if we do and damned if we don't. :suspect:

The usual big bad West garbage.

When have I ever said that?

No one wants to go to war but I find it bizarre when people scream about the big bad west causing it all and blame us all while advocating we look the other way on human rights abuse and genocide. :shrug:

Getting rid of Saddam allowed ISIS to rise. I'm for a complete lack of intervention, no good ever comes of it.

It doesn't but, and I'm thinking of Syria, and recently Burma, there are real people there just trying to live their lives caught up in it all. How can we turn our backs? It's difficult.

Which is even more suspect when you consider it is usually those same people spouting on out about human rights, and the alleged abuse of minority groups, in The West. Even if true, which I doubt, the so-called minor 'abuse' would not in any way be comparable to the abuse going on in many Middle-Eastern countries.

So they want to SCREAM about relative minor 'abuse' on one hand but ignore major abuse/genocide on the other. Something wrong somewhere with that philosophy. :suspect:

Not to mention accusations of xenophobia while ignoring hating on the US. :shrug:

They are doing an armed raid in Sunbury-on-Thames. Consider my eyebrow well and truly raised. If leafy Surrey has fallen to the terrorists we are all doomed!

Like I said before some highly intelligent people are being radicalised it's not all drop outs and marginalised young men, open your eyes

I seem to remember a doctor who killed some soldiers on an army base somwhere - went on the rampage shooting people.

When Saddam Hussein was gassing the curds, he was assisted by the U.S and yet, when America decided to take Saddam out, shortly after 9/11 they used his gassing of the curds as a reason to topple him. I'm not saying Saddam wasn't a criminal but he was a small criminal compared to the U.S and its allies. I'm not saying the internal conflicts in the Middle East aren't bad but they are not our conflicts or at least they weren't.

When the West want to pillage a country, they use words like, "Axis of Evil" and "For the greater good" and they tell us all that this country is threatening the peace of the world, or we have to go in, in the name of peace. Some of us call bull**** on that. Whenever I hear those formidable words, I think, here we go again. If we really wanted to curb the axis of evil we would have intervened in the South African apartheid and the mass genocide going on in Burma.

I clearly listen to alternative views, views that are only available to us through reading material and popular media. The highly respected Neom Chomskey Snowden and General Wesley Clark who was a four-star general and former supreme allied commander in Europe and who worked in the Whitehouse under President Bush, because they are privy to a lot more information than we are.

Where is the proof that highly intelligent people are being radicalised?

He was a US soldier with a Muslim name and they put his madness down to mental problems. Between 2003 and 2009, 75 troops at that base committed suicide, so it was rife with mental suffering. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/wo...e-1815729.html

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Off to 3rd meeting today..............

The Westminster attacker was a teacher for starters

Yeah but PE is a subject taught in schools...

http://www.politico.eu/article/teena...terror-attack/

Teenager arrested.

We were talking about highly intelligent people!

Which in you esteemed opinion would be what profession exactly?

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...est-second-man

Second suspect arrested for attempted terrorism. Now a 21 year old as well as the 18 year old who were both refugees and been in foster care with the same family.