Dominic Raab

[Croesy Blue]

Should he not go on holiday?

Or are you basing the insults on what the Labour Party have said? Because, as a general rule, you cant trust opposition parties to be entirely truthful about situations regarding their political opponents..

Why do people defend the indefensible when it comes to party politics? People’s lives are in danger and he’s the foreign secretary.

Do you think it’s right for the foreign secretary to go on holiday and ignore comms?

[goats]

Why do people defend the indefensible when it comes to party politics? People’s lives are in danger and he’s the foreign secretary.

Do you think it’s right for the foreign secretary to go on holiday and ignore comms?

They ignored 2 million people on the streets of London once who told them not to invade Iraq to find weapons of mass destruction, that went well too…more BS

[Croesy Blue]

They ignored 2 million people on the streets of London once who told them not to invade Iraq to find weapons of mass destruction, that went well too…more BS

Yep completely criminal

[JamesWales]

Yep completely criminal

I marched in London (and Cardiff) about that, but its never easy to assess what could have happened had we not gone in.

Very generally I'd say Iraq was a mistake and Afghanistan wasn't, but things were achieved in both and no one should think they fought in vain IMO. Saddam Hussain and especially the Taliban were tyrants of the highest order.

[J R Hartley]

I marched in London (and Cardiff) about that, but its never easy to assess what could have happened had we not gone in.

Very generally I'd say Iraq was a mistake and Afghanistan wasn't, but things were achieved in both and no one should think they fought in vain IMO. Saddam Hussain and especially the Taliban were tyrants of the highest order.

Walter Mitty

[JamesWales]

Walter Mitty

Given your knee-jerk insults today, I'll take that as a compliment.

[life on mars]

I marched in London (and Cardiff) about that, but its never easy to assess what could have happened had we not gone in.

Very generally I'd say Iraq was a mistake and Afghanistan wasn't, but things were achieved in both and no one should think they fought in vain IMO. Saddam Hussain and especially the Taliban were tyrants of the highest order.

Great post

[Allez Allez Allez]

Why do people defend the indefensible when it comes to party politics? People’s lives are in danger and he’s the foreign secretary.

Do you think it’s right for the foreign secretary to go on holiday and ignore comms?

Foreign secretary puts lives in danger shock.

Whatever happened to the foreign secretary that cocked up Zaghari-Ratcliffe's chances of getting out of Iran?

This lot has to go, and they will albeit for another Tory Government. Every decision they make seems to cost lives. But they are keeping immigration down which some people think is good. Sadly, none of the British people complaining about "forriners taking our jobs" seem ready to step up into the many vacancies that exist. Pick fruit? Clean toilets? Work in a care home? Not on the British nelly squire.

[JamesWales]

Foreign secretary puts lives in danger shock.

Whatever happened to the foreign secretary that cocked up Zaghari-Ratcliffe's chances of getting out of Iran?

This lot has to go, and they will albeit for another Tory Government. Every decision they make seems to cost lives. But they are keeping immigration down which some people think is good. Sadly, none of the British people complaining about "forriners taking our jobs" seem ready to step up into the many vacancies that exist. Pick fruit? Clean toilets? Work in a care home? Not on the British nelly squire.

I'm not saying this is a confused post, but...

...The UK are literally in Kabul at the moment evacuating people, potentially saving their lives.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-58266555

Immigration is rising. More people arrive than leave
https://www.statista.com/statistics/...313%20thousand.

Not withstanding a small fall post Covid, more British people are working now than at any point in history.
https://tradingeconomics.com/united-...etric%20models.