are we heading to world war 3 - Page 9

Margaret Pilkington · 03-09-2013, 13:55

Well, if someone had filled my pile ointment applicator with deep heat....they would have heard me in British Columbia...and all territories west!

(MP silently and whimsically wonders if C'mon has piles.........and whether we could persuade someone in the vicinity to..........oh NO,it would be just too, too cruel)

jaysay · 04-09-2013, 17:21

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Well, if someone had filled my pile ointment applicator with deep heat....they would have heard me in British Columbia...and all territories west!

(MP silently and whimsically wonders if C'mon has piles.........and whether we could persuade someone in the vicinity to..........oh NO,it would be just too, too cruel)

No it wouldn't Margaret, think of the pain he inflicts on our eyeballs every day on here

cmonstanley · 04-09-2013, 22:32

in a recent poll the majority of the british population does not want anything to do with this conflict

according to another poll , if ed keeps voting against this he will win the general election with a landslide this is fact, so a politician listening to the people at last

Margaret Pilkington · 05-09-2013, 06:40

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

in a recent poll the majority of the british population does not want anything to do with this conflict

according to another poll , if ed keeps voting against this he will win the general election with a landslide this is fact, so a politician listening to the people at last

Ed Milliband is fast losing the support of Labour voters..even those dyed in the wool ones like you....he isn't listening to the electorate (anymore than any of the current mob in Westmister) his prime aim in voting against the government was for cynical point scoring.

I cannot see anyone voting in a Labour government while this weak, policy lacking party have holes in their bottoms.
there are a lot of people who are waking up to the damage that the last government wreaked during their last term of office.
The lies and spin are remembered with horror(the Iraq war, unlimited immigration, the financila meltdown).

cashman · 05-09-2013, 07:33

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Ed Milliband is fast losing the support of Labour voters..even those dyed in the wool ones like you....he isn't listening to the electorate (anymore than any of the current mob in Westmister) his prime aim in voting against the government was for cynical point scoring..

Anyone wi a grain of commonsense knows that, Its only the real Numpties that think otherwise Margaret, They will no doubt vote fer him.

Margaret Pilkington · 05-09-2013, 07:40

Yes, and we already knew which camp C'mon is in...didn't we?
He, like DC, has totally misread the situation.

Boeing Guy · 05-09-2013, 07:51

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

in a recent poll the majority of the british population does not want anything to do with this conflict

according to another poll , if ed keeps voting against this he will win the general election with a landslide this is fact, so a politician listening to the people at last

To quote myself from post #101

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The Conservative party may not be very nice, but how can anyone vote for Labour with this clown in charge, he has allowed the Syrian regime to carry on murdering innocent human beings for his own political gain, he has blood on his hands.
Thank goodness we did not have Ed Milliband around in the late 1930's or even the early 1980's........

if you bothered to read what others have said, instead of running off on your own silly little rants you would realise that the world is not RED, well actually it is in Syria with blood.

cashman · 05-09-2013, 07:57

Ah but that don't make yeh right B.G. Its only right if cmon says it.

Barrie Yates · 05-09-2013, 16:18

I certainly don't think we should put boots on the ground and no war of whatever size can be won (?) without them. However, what will be EMs situation if there is another Chemical/Biological attack by whoever carried out the previous incidents?
As told to me by a Saudi - there can never be a Western style democracy in the Arab (Muslim), world - there can only ever be "one chair" (one leader). That applies to families, tribes, religious factions and nations.
Let them get on with it.

jaysay · 05-09-2013, 17:16

I though Michael Foot was a liability for Labour back in the early 80s, but he actually makes Mr. Ed look like a world statesman, He was only elected with the help of the TUC because he was further left than Lenin, and they thought they could control him.

cmonstanley · 05-09-2013, 18:51

another success of intervention .Special report: We all thought Libya had moved on ? it has, but into lawlessness and ruin - Africa - World - The Independent

cashman · 05-09-2013, 18:56

Why post stuff like that? No-ones interested in intervention at all,apart from a very few Cameronites.

Retlaw · 05-09-2013, 20:43

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another success of intervention .Special report: We all thought Libya had moved on ? it has, but into lawlessness and ruin - Africa - World - The Independent

According to that report about the oil supply being cut off, we need fracking gas more than ever.

accyman · 06-09-2013, 00:53

for many years i have held teh belief that after two comes three so unless we are going to jump straight to ww4 i think its a safe bet the next war will be ww3

just to be safe though i feel it my dudty to preppare by playing a few more rounds of call of duty MW3 which holds more interest to me if im honest about it

DtheP47 · 06-09-2013, 10:58

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just to be safe though i feel it my dudty to preppare by playing a few more rounds of call of duty MW3 which holds more interest to me if im honest about it

Great idea a.m. anything that means you spend less time with your ramblings on here will do for me.