What you don't know can't hurt them.
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tapitsbo » Mon Sep 07, 2015 5:42 pm wrote:"You" are clearly still alive SLAD. My point was that the refugees wouldn't be dying if their government hadn't been subverted.
UK forces kill British Isis fighters in targeted drone strike on Syrian city The Guardian 7 sep 2015
The British government authorised an unprecedented airstrike in Syria that killed two Britons fighting with Islamic State, David Cameron has announced.
The target of the RAF drone attack was Reyaad Khan, a 21-year-old from Cardiff who had featured in a prominent Isis recruiting video last year. Two other Isis fighters were killed in the attack on the Syrian city of Raqqa on 21 August. One of them, Ruhul Amin, 26, was also British.
Cameron justified the assassination in the sovereign territory of another country on the basis that Khan represented a specific threat to UK security, and that he had exercised the country’s “inherent right to self-protection”. He said the strike was not part of the coalition’s general fight against Isis in Syria.
cont - http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015 ... khan-syria
Well. Who knows what they've been told. The Joad family was told there was milk and honey and lots of jobs in California.blankly » Tue Sep 08, 2015 12:16 pm wrote:Mostly young men judging by the pictures on the tv screen. Same tv shots have shown these young men angrily demanding buses (Hungary),and ferry documents (Greece). In one segment one young man on Lesbos said on camera, with some anger 'if this is Europe I want to go back to Syria'. It's not pc to notice this, but when populations need to flee en masse because of terrible danger, doesn't one expect a more typical grouping and perhaps some understanding that there might be some difficulty in accommodating them ?
Worth noting also that there is nothing neutral or representative about that sampling, the editing process, questions asked, stimulus responded to etc. Those comments are the ones chosen to be amplified by the outrage machine, I've heard many contrasting others elsewhere. Just sayin.blankly » Tue Sep 08, 2015 6:16 pm wrote:It's not pc to notice this...
True, but the common element is that they're all outrage specialists.tapitsbo » Sat Sep 12, 2015 4:43 pm wrote:There's more than one outrage machine and consquently lots of fear uncertainty and doubt