This is almost not news, mikey, sadly. It is right that you raise it of course. Was it not interesting to see that IS had recaptured Palmyra, in the midst of all this. Russians and Syrians alike fled when faced with actual fighters rather than defenceless women and children. One wonders how, if left to their own devices, the Syrian army would cope with trying to...
I'm not convinced any of the reports from any side are correct. Propaganda is usually prevalent on all sides during a war. That is why I said we would have to wait and see when the dust has settled.
As I have already pointed out, even if there is some doubt about what is happening in Aleppo today, there is no doubt whatsoever that chemical weapons and barrel bombs have been used in Syria for years, so lets not waste time giving Putin and Assad the benefit of the doubt.
They are butchers. The only reason that Putin is active in Syria today, is because he needs a warm-weather port in the Med.
There is no comparison WHATEVER between what is happening in Iraq - I assume you mean the assault on Mosul to dislodge IS and the crimes of the Russians and the Syrians in Syria. The only comparison is maybe with the actions of IS in that city. But I am not sure even that compares.
I have already pointed out that the UN and their representatives have already made assessments which are not necessarily favourable to the rebels. Their is no reason for them to lie
Andrew Mitchell has been told effectively by the Speaker that there can be another vote on intervention on Syria in the House.
Nonsense divebuddy. We connived with no one to make this 'mess' happen.
If your memory is defective you can always read up on the Syrian Civil War causes and history etc on Wikipedia
I'm not going to go over it all yet again here
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