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Showing posts with label SYRIA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SYRIA. Show all posts
Friday, 20 September 2013
Friday, 13 September 2013
Thursday, 12 September 2013
Sunday, 8 September 2013
BARRY ALMOST CALLED UP
The vote in the House of Commons dismissing even the principle of going to war in Syria has been ratified today by Britain’s last remaining soldier, Barry.
The only armed infantryman available to the Ministry of Defence after the latest round of defence cuts, Barry had been preparing to travel to the war torn region as the vote was announced and had already booked his flight. But, embarrassingly for Cameron, and the ‘special relationship’ with the US, Barry has decided that he will now spend the weekend playing golf instead.
Cameron had hoped to send a strong, clear signal to Assad by deploying Barry and was keen for him to stand ‘shoulder to shoulder’ with at least one of the shoulders of the many hundreds of thousands of big powerful shoulders belonging to the US troops. Cameron had maintained how important it is for the UK to ‘punch above its weight’ in international affairs, and had provided Barry with the latest equipment for the difficult mission. His rapid fire NERF gun was due to arrive from Argos just hours before his scheduled departure. The order has now been cancelled, and Barry will get a full refund. He was still keen to keep the four-slice toaster though, which he’d ordered at the same time.
Barry is philosophical about the turn of events: ‘I’ve trained for this all week and missed out on a BBQ last weekend. I was ready to give the Syrian regime a bloody nose. I’m proud to be in the Army; in fact, I’m proud to be the Army. I only hope the US won’t find it tougher now without my logistical support. They’ll just have to muddle through alone’.
The Pentagon was urgently adjusting its approach for the assault on Syria, and is now relying on its contingency plans for battle. It had prepared these plans in advance in anticipation of the UK parliament voting against the action, or in the event that Barry pulled a sickie.
US military planners are dismayed at not having the UK at its side, in contrast with the last few campaigns. In a further set-back, they will now have to fight alongside the French. President Hollande announced that he’d managed to find six soldiers who were ready for action, although they would only be ready sometime in mid September when they’d returned from their holidays in the Dordogne. It was uncertain whether the US plans could go ahead until this strong coalition of willing forces was ready, or whether it could succeed without Barry, or even his French counterparts.
Mr Cameron announced that he’d probably be heading back to Cornwall to finish his holiday as he felt he’d done his bit, and there was nothing more he could do. He added that if it wasn’t exactly his finest hour, then ‘it was, at least, only an hour.’
Saturday, 7 September 2013
Tuesday, 3 September 2013
Monday, 2 September 2013
Saturday, 31 August 2013
Friday, 30 August 2013
Thursday, 29 August 2013
WILLY WONKA GIVES A PRESS CONFERENCE ON SYRIA
Lynton Crosby: You need to come back from holiday, Dave.
Cameron: Why? My sunburn isn't that bad.
Crosby: Obama wants to launch a missile strike against Syria and wonders if we want to join in.
Cameron: Sounds a good plan. But can't I just press all the buttons from here in Cornwall? Boom! Bang!
Most MPs: We would actually quite like to be consulted and have a vote before taking any military action.
Cameron: Well, I think it's time to say enough is enough to Assad. I don't mind a dictator indiscriminately killing his own people with conventional weapons while I sit by and do nothing, but to let him do it using chemical weapons is just too much.
Most MPs: So then what happens?
Cameron: We will just fire one missile at Damascus.
Most MPs: How do we know we won't kill innocent people?
Cameron: Because Barry tells me it's a very special missile that only kills guilty people.
Most MPs: We think you're fibbing. We think you could be about to get hopelessly out of your depth by escalating an already messy situation in the Middle East and that, before you know it, Saudi Arabia, Iran and Russia will be more involved than they are already, and we'll be fighting another war we can't win.
Cameron: So what? I want to be a statesman. I want everyone in the world to see me doing something big and clever on TV.
Clegg: Me too.
Cameron: No one's interested in you.
Most MPs: Well, we don't care what you think. We want to be recalled.
Milidee: If I may say so, I am a tiny bit nervous about military action, but I don't want to look too much of a wetty by ruling it out entirely.
Gove: You are the worst Labour leader since Neil Kinnock.
Everyone: Funny you should mention that, because you're the worst education secretary since Margaret Thatcher.
Cameron: OK, OK. I'll come back from Cornwall.
Blair: Hi Dave! Speaking, very modestly, as the best ever PM, let me offer some advice. Just tell parliament that Assad has WMD and they'll happily vote for war ...
Cameron: And if I do that ...
Blair: You'll never need to take another holiday in the UK. You'll have a permanent invite to any billionaire's luxury yacht in the Med.
HT/ Guardian
MESSAGE FROM THE BRITISH PUBLIC TO DAVID CAMERON
David Cameron has always idolised his Hero Tony Blair and wants `his` War in the middle east, he will launch his War against Syria with his own WMD lies.
Friday, 23 August 2013
Sunday, 16 June 2013
British troops with chemical warfare kits head to Syrian doorstep
Sunday, 10 March 2013
Syrian army tank footage shows 'soldier's eye view' - video
The footage, shot by Russian news agency the Abkhazian Network News Agency (ANNA), purports to show a government tank patrolling the streets of Darya, Damascus.
This looks like a play station game but its very real, no doubt this is a brutal civil War but it has nothing to do with Great Britain, we should learn our lesson from Iraq and stay well away.
Friday, 11 January 2013
AL QAIDA THANKS DAVID CAMERON FOR BRITISH TAX PAYERS MONEY TO FUND JIHAD
Al-Qaida turns tide for rebels in battle for eastern Syria Read More
HERE
Prime Minister David Cameron indicated that Britain is ready to step up its support for the Syrian opposition and warned that "nothing is off the table" in the effort to speed the transition of power in the Middle Eastern country Read More HERE
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