Our system detected that your browser is blocking advertisements on our site. Please help support FoxesTalk by disabling any kind of ad blocker while browsing this site. Thank you.
Jump to content

Jon the Hat

Member
  • Posts

    17,925
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    2

Everything posted by Jon the Hat

  1. The difference I think is that the Israeli government is democratically elected, so we don't get to say they can't be involved. That is up to the Israeli people. Hamas on the other hand while elected originally have not held free and fair elections for over a decade, so cannot be said to be democratically elected, and everyone feels free to say they cannot be a part of the future government of Gaza. I don't believe that means anyone on the world stage thinks Netanyahu is going to be in power for long after the shooting stops, or that is nutty ministers etc speak for the majority any more.
  2. Never going to happen. Dead 60 years ago.
  3. And no rockets or suicide bombers.
  4. You see you were doing well then you took the logic well past any sensible conclusion. There are similarities yes, but also huge difference. dsr-burnley has it right. The Israelis are imperfect, but they would bloody love an outcome where they have security, where there are no rockets, no suicide bombers; but whatever they do, the other side never stops. Just like when we were dealing with ISIS, you cannot negotiate with a death cult. So they are left with a series of awful choices, for which the world happily judges them from the safety of no rockets, no bombers, no sworn enemy coming across the border every day for work. It is an impossible situation, and even now a huge gamble. It might not work, they might as many have said just be kicking the can down the road until a new generation of hatred grows up, but really what choice do they have?
  5. Always nice to wake up to a win! How is Cannon looking? Decent prospect for the 2nd half of the season?
  6. Yes indeed you are correct, I meant to say Israel almost surrounds Gaza. You are right that Israel has it's nutters as well, and more often than not they are in power or close to it. In Gaza though the settlers were removed, yet the missile attacks never stopped. They have been launched every single day. It is not ok, and I really don't understand the logic that perpetuates it, but it still makes more sense than having no interest whatsoever in a peace which doesn't involve the other side being completely removed.
  7. I'm always quite happy to hear Nine Bar is still going, I remember it opening and quite enjoying a few drinks there in 97-98.
  8. I'm not saying she is right, but could you show me a country anywhere in the world, at any time in history that would offer to create a country for their mortal enemy, within their own borders? Within months of an horrendous attack and during a war? No you cannot, because it is a completely ridiculous idea.
  9. He has a preferred successor? He can't keep anyone on side for 5 minutes. God knows the quality of people he will surround himself with this time.
  10. Gaza was in pretty good shape last time the Israelis handed it over. Hamas and the like cannot be trusted to build something for their people, they are hateful *****.
  11. Good for Rwanda I say. No doubt the government will find some way to take it out of the international development funding.,
  12. I don't think we would have won it without him, which is slightly different. I think people say that because he came in that season and then left, whereas those others who we would not have won it without stuck around a bit longer, and other than Mahrez did not go on to win it again.
  13. Nothing against the guy, he came in too late and did his best.
  14. You have to feel for the story these people are sold by the people traffickers. No doubt the Biby Stockholm is a disappointment. To be fair to the process, people also take their own lives working far from home and living in similar site accommodation. It can be tough I think whatever the reasons for being there.
  15. It is quite funny how they keep going on about Gary. I thought his Grant Shapps tweet was amusing
  16. I really don't understand the unquestioning support for any Palestinian organization if it is not somehow antisemitic. Is it a Dem / Republican thing? There are many conflicts in the world, but somehow this one seems to catch the attention of the left to the point of reasoning being left out.
  17. Is he that racing tipster guy? Met him at a corporate event I think, my bets did better than his tips too!
  18. As I understood it there are plenty of encrypted options already, so not sure why this should make it harder for police. Are dodgy types stupid? As you say has more upsides I would have thought.
  19. You are talking to someone who thinks wanting to be like Pep, he of huge success, is an insult.
  20. People having fun at work? ****ers. Work should obviously be suffering and misery!
  21. True, and this could be a case for BBC news, political affairs programming, and arguably the BBC news website and global network. Doesn't really justify the rest of it, although I believe the rest of it is more self-funding due to global program sales.
  22. By any measure the BBC is good value, but people get to choose the others. Choice is important, as is fairness. You could argue the BBC holds back other providers with its blacked force funded coverage of everything. No room for anyone else to blossom when the BBC is there and free at the point of use as it were.
  23. Shelter IPA, brewed in this stylish spot in Bussleton. Bought in the offy though, in a can. Nice drop though!
  24. The Lord will provide / punish / etc.
  25. When we are in the EU it was much easier and cheaper for a non-British EU citizen to do this than for say me and my wife. We had the opportunity to make this a lot fairer, and like everything else this Government have ****ed it. The sad fact is they can do this because it is easier than solving actual problem immigration via the boats and fake students etc.
×
×
  • Create New...