Hamas attack Israel

[claret on my shirt]

"Or should i say they are attacking to get THEIR land back. Good luck to them. The World will watch and do nothing to help them as they always do, shame on us."

[Nutsin]

Next years election will bring clarity to where the country stands. I see a big Labour win and that will really Excelerate the demise of English culture. You must all be so very excited about it. Funny thing is Darlis Debs will be one of the first to cry and complain when her daughters fall victim ti what’s coming. But hey unvontrolled mass immigration that allows millions of haters in is the right thing to do. I reckon most of the fuckwits on this board will be singing a completely different tune within the next 10 years.

[BRANDED]

MO I always have and always had skin in the game. Thats the point.

[collyrob]

Joyo you ugly little nonce. Are you struggling to read what he said? “Some of the wars”

[joyo]

"scott_d...its always the West's fault,funny you don't mention the wars in Yemen,Myanmar,Libya,The many around Africa which all seem to have Russian influence with added help from Iran and China"

[Mike Oxsaw]

"BRANDED 4:05 Fri Nov 10 Well, get out there and lead, then."

[BRANDED]

MO I want leaders to lead from the front. Be in the line of fire. Like they always did.

[Mike Oxsaw]

"What have ""all the foreigners and diversity"" of Poland got to do with how people in the UK act on Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday?"

[Mike Oxsaw]

"BRANDED 2:08 Fri Nov 10 So, what do you want, a league table of who has suffered the most personal losses in the events that Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday were created for?"

[Hammer and Pickle]

"*points to braincell’s chest. Flicks braincell’s nose as he looks down. Nice of you to make the special effort to tell us that. But the point is, all the foreigners and diversity you blame for you uselessness are here because the effective people realise what Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday are all about even if you haven’t got a scooby."

[scott_d]

"I think we need to consider if we are taking enough responsibility for some of the wars that are going on around the world right now. Not just us but the USA too. I'm not saying that Russia, Hamas, Israel are justified in doing what they are doing but so many looking at this from a perspective of high authority on what is right and humane and yet in allot of these instances, the actions of the West have directly or indirectly influenced these wars."

[Mike Oxsaw]

"BRANDED 2:08 Fri Nov 10 So, what do you want, a league table of who has suffered the most personal losses in the events that Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday were created for?"

[only1billybonds]

H&&P I never take anything personally from you as all you do is post ignorant arrogant bollox. Get back to the circus you side show freak.

[Mike Oxsaw]

"...""the normal people will be observing Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday""... would suggest that the author and owner of that statement is claiming that anyone who does not observe Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday is not normal. Take a bow, all pro-Palestinian/Hamas protestors, take a bow. ""Educated"" bloke in Poland said that."

[BRANDED]

So long as leaders put themselves in the line of fire I'm not bothered about other people.

[Side of Ham]

It is also important the citizens and visitors of this country do this so they know why they are allowed to have their voice in this country.....

[BRANDED]

"Like I say, its important politicians and generals do this so they know what they are doing the next time. The author Nassim Taleb wrote a book called skin in the game where he says that ""actors"" must bear the consequence of their actions. He also says in his excellent book Antifragile "" If we are alive today, its because someone somewhere took a risk for us in the past'."

[Side of Ham]

"It is to respectfully REMEMBER Braindead, so you can continue to act the cսnt in life...."

[Hammer and Pickle]

Bonds78 1:13 Fri Nov 10 Did you take that personally? Oh good - the normal people will be observing Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday together while you sit in the corner alone muttering bollocks nobody takes seriously.

[BRANDED]

I have a mate down the pub who was on Sir Galahad. I've been to my great uncle's grave in Belgium. I don't feel a need to mourn anyone but I understand why politicians and generals might.

[BRANDED]

I have a mate down the pub who was on Sir Galahad. I've been to my great uncle's grave in Belgium. I don't feel a need to mourn anyone but I understand why politicians and generals might.

[Side of Ham]

"Whatever you think of our military the fact is it has served to give Israelis, Palestinians, Weirdo Branded types the right if they are in this country to protest with no consequences if they do it in a peaceful manner.......all that is ever asked in return is that they respect those that did give up their lives so it can be staple of this countries rights as a human being. This Sunday has always been the day to respect and remember with no distraction or disturbance."

[Mike Oxsaw]

"BRANDED 1:50 Fri Nov 10 I have an uncle who died in The Falklands and is buried in Port Stanley; don't really need to add the skin of uncles I never knew lost in the Two World Wars (And the Korean conflict) for me to pause and reflect (or, at least, give the impression I'm reflecting). Having a common day for others living in the country to do the same thing seems pretty reasonable, to me, for the whole population to go along with. If you don't agree, simply stay out of the fucking way for a few hours rather than try and fuck it up for those who don't happen to share YOUR views."

[BRANDED]

"OX Good point. Do you have ""skin in the game?"" or are you just doing your usual virtue signalling to your mates until the next cause for which you have no skin in the game comes along. On this basis I have plenty of sympathy for anyone with friends or loved ones at peril or indeed who have been injured, kidnapted or killed."

[Mike Oxsaw]

", 12:49 Fri Nov 10 I have - several times, but admittedly in my younger days of long ago when, for a couple of years on the bounce I was part of the Sunday parade. I may well have been an insolent and obnoxious brat, but I know how and when to respect the memory of my countrymen who paid, in most cases, the ultimate price (for me to be an insolent and obnoxious brat). A common few hours respect every year for those sacrifices is not too much to ask, is it? Too be honest, I'd have more respect for the marchers/protesters if they ALL went to Gaza and offered themselves to Hamas as replacements for the human shields already lost. Prove they're the equal of the fallen."

[,]

"Bonds78, modern day Police are put in a position where whatever they do is seen by one group or another as the wrong action."