For what it's worth

It's a f**king mess in Syria. This is the 16th documented use of chemical weapons so why finally now I'm not sure.
The inspectors are just to confirm weapons have been used. They will. And napalm was used overnight. It wasn't like a vote on Iraq or a war. Purely humanitarian decision about use of chemical weapons and we have decide to tell Assad to crack on and gas more kids. They were given choice to wait for more evidence but that was thrown out to. It's more Bosnia and Rwanda than Iraq. Genocide. It will change things massively for Britain, first time we've ever simply turned our backs. And NOONE listened to the people, the people never get asked. This is too complicated.
I'm post night shift and on edge But I don't want to be part of a country that sits and watches a dictator commit mass slaughter. War is never good, but sometimes you have to try and do what's seems morally right at the time. (Even if it looks bad in hindsight)

Posted By: admckechnie, Aug 30, 10:13:51