In article , wrote:
On Sun, 03 Dec 2017 15:06:07 +0000
Guy Gorton wrote:
Not funny, but joyously serious. And, unless the cameramen and

Unintentionally funny. A lot of people find opera(etta) hard to take seriously,
me included.

editors managed to mislead us, much enjoyed by many of the public.
Did it benefit Syria? Hopefully, it did - help is sorely needed.

Yeah, right. Some people videoed it , most ignored it and all just got on
with their day afterwards. Unless someone has been living in a cave for the
last 5 years I suspect anyone with a working braincell is aware of whats going
on in Syria, it doesn't need any more "awareness".

The basic fact is, its yet another in a long line of conflicts in the middle
east. Perhaps there's something in the water there or its the heat or they're
just socially disorganised, who knows. Its sad, but at the end of the day,
frankly who actually cares?

You seem to have mis-spelt "decades of deliberate destabilisation and
promotion of terror groups by Western governments, including Britain,
for their own political ends". Clearly your own awareness could do with
raising ...

Nick
--
"The Internet, a sort of ersatz counterfeit of real life"
-- Janet Street-Porter, BBC2, 19th March 1996

On 2017\12\04 13:00, Nick Leverton wrote:
In article , wrote:
On Sun, 03 Dec 2017 15:06:07 +0000
Guy Gorton wrote:
Not funny, but joyously serious. And, unless the cameramen and

Unintentionally funny. A lot of people find opera(etta) hard to take seriously,
me included.

editors managed to mislead us, much enjoyed by many of the public.
Did it benefit Syria? Hopefully, it did - help is sorely needed.

Yeah, right. Some people videoed it , most ignored it and all just got on
with their day afterwards. Unless someone has been living in a cave for the
last 5 years I suspect anyone with a working braincell is aware of whats going
on in Syria, it doesn't need any more "awareness".

The basic fact is, its yet another in a long line of conflicts in the middle
east. Perhaps there's something in the water there or its the heat or they're
just socially disorganised, who knows. Its sad, but at the end of the day,
frankly who actually cares?

You seem to have mis-spelt "decades of deliberate destabilisation and
promotion of terror groups by Western governments, including Britain,
for their own political ends". Clearly your own awareness could do with
raising ...

The West wrote this book which says terrorism is God's will,
and is forcing the Middle Easterners to read it.

On Mon, 4 Dec 2017 13:28:12 +0000, Basil Jet
wrote:

On 2017\12\04 13:00, Nick Leverton wrote:
In article , wrote:
On Sun, 03 Dec 2017 15:06:07 +0000
Guy Gorton wrote:
Not funny, but joyously serious. And, unless the cameramen and

Unintentionally funny. A lot of people find opera(etta) hard to take seriously,
me included.

editors managed to mislead us, much enjoyed by many of the public.
Did it benefit Syria? Hopefully, it did - help is sorely needed.

Yeah, right. Some people videoed it , most ignored it and all just got on
with their day afterwards. Unless someone has been living in a cave for the
last 5 years I suspect anyone with a working braincell is aware of whats going
on in Syria, it doesn't need any more "awareness".

The basic fact is, its yet another in a long line of conflicts in the middle
east. Perhaps there's something in the water there or its the heat or they're
just socially disorganised, who knows. Its sad, but at the end of the day,
frankly who actually cares?

You seem to have mis-spelt "decades of deliberate destabilisation and
promotion of terror groups by Western governments, including Britain,
for their own political ends". Clearly your own awareness could do with
raising ...

The West wrote this book which says terrorism is God's will,
and is forcing the Middle Easterners to read it.

Meds Mr. Brush.

On Mon, 4 Dec 2017 13:28:12 +0000
Basil Jet wrote:
On 2017\12\04 13:00, Nick Leverton wrote:
In article , wrote:
On Sun, 03 Dec 2017 15:06:07 +0000
Guy Gorton wrote:
Not funny, but joyously serious. And, unless the cameramen and

Unintentionally funny. A lot of people find opera(etta) hard to take
seriously,
me included.

editors managed to mislead us, much enjoyed by many of the public.
Did it benefit Syria? Hopefully, it did - help is sorely needed.

Yeah, right. Some people videoed it , most ignored it and all just got on
with their day afterwards. Unless someone has been living in a cave for the
last 5 years I suspect anyone with a working braincell is aware of whats
going
on in Syria, it doesn't need any more "awareness".

The basic fact is, its yet another in a long line of conflicts in the middle
east. Perhaps there's something in the water there or its the heat or
they're
just socially disorganised, who knows. Its sad, but at the end of the day,
frankly who actually cares?

You seem to have mis-spelt "decades of deliberate destabilisation and
promotion of terror groups by Western governments, including Britain,
for their own political ends". Clearly your own awareness could do with
raising ...

The West wrote this book which says terrorism is God's will,
and is forcing the Middle Easterners to read it.

Wait, are you saying Islam *isn't* a Religion of Peace(tm) that didn't
bloodily advance out of the near east and take over the western med, north
africa and half of spain by the sword in the 15th century leading to the
collapse of many christian civilisations including Byzantium?

Say it ain't so!

On Mon, 4 Dec 2017 13:00:06 +0000 (UTC)
Nick Leverton wrote:
In article , wrote:
On Sun, 03 Dec 2017 15:06:07 +0000
Guy Gorton wrote:
Not funny, but joyously serious. And, unless the cameramen and

Unintentionally funny. A lot of people find opera(etta) hard to take
seriously,
me included.

editors managed to mislead us, much enjoyed by many of the public.
Did it benefit Syria? Hopefully, it did - help is sorely needed.

Yeah, right. Some people videoed it , most ignored it and all just got on
with their day afterwards. Unless someone has been living in a cave for the
last 5 years I suspect anyone with a working braincell is aware of whats going
on in Syria, it doesn't need any more "awareness".

The basic fact is, its yet another in a long line of conflicts in the middle
east. Perhaps there's something in the water there or its the heat or they're
just socially disorganised, who knows. Its sad, but at the end of the day,
frankly who actually cares?

You seem to have mis-spelt "decades of deliberate destabilisation and
promotion of terror groups by Western governments, including Britain,
for their own political ends". Clearly your own awareness could do with
raising ...

Right, because Russia, Iran and Saudi have been a good little boys and haven't
meddled at all in that part of the world. Ditto Turkey trying to claw back some
of the Ottoman empire.

Anyway, the Taliban might have been fall out from US policy, but ISIS is 100%
Saudi. The sunnis and the shias hate each other far more than they hate us.
Let the *******s get on with it.