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I'm been in Manchester all day and the spirit of defiance and positivity is amazing.
Smiles everywhere, people engaging, Oasis and the Smiths blaring out.
Police who've worked for 18 hours non stop, chatting to people, reassuring visitors.
This is a city that won't be moved or terrorised.
Total respect.
*An Official Foo-Approved guitarist since Sept 2023.
Story is now in the Telegraph ... http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/05/25/raf-crew-write-love-manchester-bomb-destined-islamic-state/
Remember, it's easier to criticise than create!
Tomorrow some kids father doesn't come back home and he grows up to hate the West.
This is home.
Why do people keep wanting to "prove" that everything is the fault of the western powers?
I can't remember Germans launching suicide bomb attacks after ww2 was over
Who is occupying Libya? Did the Uk invade it?
Yet this British man from a Libyan family thought it was justified to murder British kids
We'd end up with not enough oil to power our defence systems........
So what do you suggest? Because current policy of bombing the place never stopped Monday night, London, Brussels, Paris, Berlin and it doesn't look like it will stop any time soon.
I don't advocate turning the other cheek, but I think there needs to be another approach because the current one is clearly not working.
We are not helping and we shouldn't be getting involved any further without significant agreement from the rest of the world, which is what the UN is supposed to be for (not that they ever do anything useful)
I'd pull out of Syria ... not sure what we hope to achieve.
Remember, it's easier to criticise than create!
I don't strictly believe people want to 'prove' everything is the fault of western powers. However a pencil and ruler were taken to a very delicate region with no thought of the consequences. How can we not look complicit?
You're right, the Germans didn't launch suicide bomb attacks at us after the war. (Although they did send their children into battle in the last throes of the war). That didn't stop us absolutely pulverising Dresden though. It was a different time and a different enemy. This isn't a conventional enemy that can be fought in a conventional way. The war on terror isn't against a nation state.
We didn't invade Libya as such, but Caneron was more than happy to join in the bombing and the overthrow of Gaddaffi... Who Tony Blair was friends with... Which created a power vacuum which has been filled by Isis.
These bombings are being carried by those born in the countries they attack. I think we need to start looking a bit closer to home to try and deal with this.
Don't forget who trained and armed the Taliban - the CIA. The Taliban were given sophisticated air-to-air missiles and all sorts of tech. The were a response to the Russian invasion.
Remember, it's easier to criticise than create!
We occupied a lot of countries. Any Jamaicans or Bajans killing English kids?
How can the non-Muslim population of the UK solve this problem?