07-09-2015, 11:07 PM
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Was Cameron Right In Sending Drones To Kill 2 British Jihadis?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/index.htmlIn a dramatic Commons statement, the Prime Minister was forced to defend launching military action without asking for MPs' approval in advance as he gave details of the RAF Reaper drone strike. The target of the attack on August 21 was Cardiff schoolboy Reyaad Khan, 21, (left) who stands accused of 'directing murder on our streets'. Two other fanatics were also killed, including British national Ruhul Amin (right). As questions were raised about the legality of the attack there were claims families of the dead could sue the government.
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Agreeing with Cameron doesn't come easy for me, but I say he was.
In fact, If I had my way, I would have had them blown up on the way to Syria.
But never mind. Please not let us feel sorry for them.
After all, doesn't Allah have 20 Virgins waiting for them for being Martyrs?
Good luck to them with that!
07-09-2015, 11:37 PM
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Re: Was Cameron Right In Sending Drones To Kill 2 British Jihadis?
If that report is true, we should be able to target and kill all the leaders of ISIS within weeks - why hasn't this been done before? Perhaps that would stop all their citizens from leaving and finding sanctuary in Europe and all those who have fled in fear of their lives, can go back to their homeland and lead peaceful, fulfilling lives, amongst their own!As for the families of the dead suing government.......I'd suggest that their "school" children were led astray and should have been put on the at risk register.......and the parents prosecuted!
08-09-2015, 06:27 AM
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Re: Was Cameron Right In Sending Drones To Kill 2 British Jihadis?
Originally Posted by Lindyloo
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If that report is true, we should be able to target and kill all the leaders of ISIS within weeks - why hasn't this been done before? Perhaps that would stop all their citizens from leaving and finding sanctuary in Europe and all those who have fled in fear of their lives, can go back to their homeland and lead peaceful, fulfilling lives, amongst their own! As for the families of the dead suing government.......I'd suggest that their "school" children were led astray and should have been put on the at risk register.......and the parents prosecuted!
They should be downright ashamed
08-09-2015, 06:59 AM
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Re: Was Cameron Right In Sending Drones To Kill 2 British Jihadis?
You could have seen it coming.Britain and the rest of the world is suffering from a large group of barbaric, vicious, intolerant terrorists, but as soon as we start fighting back all the do gooders and bleeding hearts start whingeing and moaning
08-09-2015, 07:43 AM
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Re: Was Cameron Right In Sending Drones To Kill 2 British Jihadis?
Originally Posted by zuludog
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You could have seen it coming. Britain and the rest of the world is suffering from a large group of barbaric, vicious, intolerant terrorists, but as soon as we start fighting back all the do gooders and bleeding hearts start whingeing and moaning
As for the family of the dead terrorists in Cardiff - the public purse will no doubt have to pay for a hugely expensive enquiry - all based on the human rights act (which also needs to be killed). It would be good to see the public using social media to condemn these parents and support the drone attack!
08-09-2015, 08:12 AM
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What the hell is wrong with some people wanting a full enquiry on the killing of these scum ? They were ISIS members for f**k sake. No doubt the parents will now be compensated for the loss of their scumbag sons!|
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