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ctggls · 08-31-2013, 01:58 PM

I think my thread was a little bit misunderstood and it is entirely my fault.

I was not saying the Brits as a nations are pussies but rather the MPs which are lead by God knows what reason , to vote various things like this Syria attack. As I remember the vote was quite close , don't know the exact numbers but it was like 10 votes difference (or less) - some half wanted to go to "war" and the other half did not want.. It was not like 80% said no and only 20% said yes. This why I meant by "pussies" , rather a sign of weakness. I have Brit friends and they really nice guys and not at all pussies.

So , my apologies to those who felt offended by the thread.

Regarding the second part, about the Arabs it seems that somehow they find a way to take their hate and insider conflicts (armed ones) to they outside world like in the EU and US. From my experience with them, these guys are violent no matter where they go. There are a lot of immigrants where I live and the Arab ones are the worst doing all sort of killing and getting into all sort of conflicts.

These guys are fighting now in Syria amongst themselves: some support Al Assad and some don't so they find a way to make a civil war out of it. As most of you can see these conflicts in the Arab world influences the petrol prices (and it usually goes up) and many other things in not such a nice way. This is why, stronger countries, with more armed forces should try and calm down the situation by some sort of armed intervention so things get back to "normal".

Of course it's not a war in the true sense of the meaning but it's like if you see to guys beating each other, don't you call the police or try to break them up? it's kinda the same thing here.

This vote of the GB MPs and the US positions shows a decline in the world's geopolitical order and if things continue like that there will be even more of such conflicts that , in a globalized world, will affect every individual no matter if's in the actual conflict zone or 100000km away...

The Syrian actual regime must be thought a lesson. Today they attack amongst each other with chemical weapons and tomorrow they decided it's time to attack US , GB or Germany because , WTF, nobody will take action...

08-31-2013, 01:58 PM
ctggls Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Aug 2012 Posts: 898	I think my thread was a little bit misunderstood and it is entirely my fault. I was not saying the Brits as a nations are pussies but rather the MPs which are lead by God knows what reason , to vote various things like this Syria attack. As I remember the vote was quite close , don't know the exact numbers but it was like 10 votes difference (or less) - some half wanted to go to "war" and the other half did not want.. It was not like 80% said no and only 20% said yes. This why I meant by "pussies" , rather a sign of weakness. I have Brit friends and they really nice guys and not at all pussies. So , my apologies to those who felt offended by the thread. Regarding the second part, about the Arabs it seems that somehow they find a way to take their hate and insider conflicts (armed ones) to they outside world like in the EU and US. From my experience with them, these guys are violent no matter where they go. There are a lot of immigrants where I live and the Arab ones are the worst doing all sort of killing and getting into all sort of conflicts. These guys are fighting now in Syria amongst themselves: some support Al Assad and some don't so they find a way to make a civil war out of it. As most of you can see these conflicts in the Arab world influences the petrol prices (and it usually goes up) and many other things in not such a nice way. This is why, stronger countries, with more armed forces should try and calm down the situation by some sort of armed intervention so things get back to "normal". Of course it's not a war in the true sense of the meaning but it's like if you see to guys beating each other, don't you call the police or try to break them up? it's kinda the same thing here. This vote of the GB MPs and the US positions shows a decline in the world's geopolitical order and if things continue like that there will be even more of such conflicts that , in a globalized world, will affect every individual no matter if's in the actual conflict zone or 100000km away... The Syrian actual regime must be thought a lesson. Today they attack amongst each other with chemical weapons and tomorrow they decided it's time to attack US , GB or Germany because , WTF, nobody will take action...