I’m not angry. I’m pointing out the simple fact that the reason those bases are being attacked by Iran is because they’re used to wage a war of aggression against Iran. I’m just trying to explain to you why those troops are active participants in this war. I don’t know why it’s so difficult for you to understand that frankly.
It’s just that you’re talking about a different thing to me. You’re explaining things that weren’t under question and don’t really relate to what I said. I was solely talking about why these troops were being sent there right now.
I appreciate the enthusiasm but it’s just a bit off this topic and more a general discussion about the war.
An agile, twenty-first century capable elite armed Brigade of 5000 troops is being stood up right now, ready to deploy. That unique and fearsome force will, I am reliably informed, be comprised of 800 bandsmen, 300 cooks, 500 truck drivers, 400 bottle washers, 100 lawyers, 50 chaplains, with the remainder being daily Telegraph journalists who, let’s face it, work for the MoD anyway, plus Civil Servants who are well up for it.
A further brigade may also be stood up in the coming days. Morris dancers, druids from Stonehenge and reiki healers from Glastonbury are being tapped up for support.
Asylum seekers who cross the channel on rubber dinghies are to be offered UK citizenship if they join the fight.
Unfortunately, all of the available combat troops are tied up on diversity, equality and inclusion training, and therefore unable to make it as they are not fully licensed to fight in a manner that might not spread hurty feelings that are contrary to British values. But this truly groundbreaking force that Keir Starmer is readying will strike fear into the hearts of the Cypriot government, if not the Iranian mullahs themselves.
Pretty funny but not sure what you want me to take away from this. I still don’t understand how your analogy fits these new troops being sent there.
It doesn’t look like that’s why those troops are being send there right now though. These troops are for the Gulf allies and Cyprus.
You are angry about the British role in the Iran war and I feel you, but I’m just talking about why these troops are going there.
I’m not angry. I’m pointing out the simple fact that the reason those bases are being attacked by Iran is because they’re used to wage a war of aggression against Iran. I’m just trying to explain to you why those troops are active participants in this war. I don’t know why it’s so difficult for you to understand that frankly.
It’s just that you’re talking about a different thing to me. You’re explaining things that weren’t under question and don’t really relate to what I said. I was solely talking about why these troops were being sent there right now.
I appreciate the enthusiasm but it’s just a bit off this topic and more a general discussion about the war.
And I was solely explaining how that makes them part of the war.
Nobody was questioning that though. The discussion was about the reason for their involvement… But doesn’t hurt to mention I guess
Their involvement is the same as the one of the getaway driver’s involvement in a robbery.
Do you mean the troops they now sent? What would the analogy be in their case?
here’s an explanation from a former British diplomat for you https://thepeacemonger.substack.com/p/keir-starmer-agrees-to-deploy-5000
Pretty funny but not sure what you want me to take away from this. I still don’t understand how your analogy fits these new troops being sent there.