Is This The Right Thing To Do?

[jd_1984]

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/islamic-state-former-bouncer-sells-5204039

He claims to have done more in a week than Cameron has ever done to tackle ISIS.
Is this guy a hero? Thoughts??

[dannyk13]

Brave, but not sure about him being a hero.

[Zacs-Master]

I see you're a devotee of the AOG school of question asking. Your headline asks a different question to the main body so your thread will probably end up in disarray as people 'debate' each subtely different point.

So, 'Is this the right thing to do?' For him, yes, it's his personal choice.

'Is he a hero?' That one hangs in the balance until we see what feats he accomplishes.

[Peter Pedant]

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colour story - it brings colour into an otherwise drab outline.
I would like to know the background - when his own criminal case is being heard in London etc...

He has broken the law on the facts given - the only army you are allowed to join up to under English law is .... the British Army.

Didja hear Hague on the radio this am

'well said he we are not usually allowed to discuss details on radio of secret surveillance ....

and the radio man said 'yeah its so secret '

instead of " why not ? when it fails as it has with the three girls why shouldnt we ask questions /"

[Zacs-Master]

What has secret surveillance got to do with the three girls going missing?

[Cloverjo]

I don't know why he felt he had to sell his house in order to do this. How did he afford all he had on a bouncer's wage, anyway?

[ummmm]

He's a construction worker.

[murraymints]

foolish imho...

[chaptazbru2]

A hero in my eyes.

[wolf63]

I think that he just wants to play at soldiers and have a real gun. I know that I should not go on looks, but he looks like a thug.

Perhaps he sincerely feels that what he is doing is for the best.