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nomadking 13-01-2024 17:54

Re: US and UK launch strikes against Houthi rebels
 
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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 36168160)
Kind of does when the prime miniature squeaked his rationale for the strikes was because the Houti's were damaging peoples shopping :spin:

Also the precise strikes he mentioned killed 5 people apparently, 73 missiles launched and 5 dead, we could teach Israel a thing or two or they could teach us a thing or two :shrug:

The ships maybe slow-moving, but they are still moving and the missiles/drones are launched a long distance away. Food and energy in the form of oil and LNG, also are affected.They narrowly missed an oil tanker.

Mick 13-01-2024 18:32

Re: US and UK launch strikes against Houthi rebels
 
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Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36168127)
They certainly could - but that doesn’t detract from it being a political choice by our Government to participate in joint military action with the Americans against them. Just as it’s a political choice for those Governments in NATO and around the world who do not.

Post office pardons, trips to Ukraine to fund our military industrial complex some more. Things are looking up for Rishi.

A political choice?

So let’s just keep letting those arse-holes, fire on our ships then, unchecked & unchallenged, goodness me, pathetic. :rolleyes:

jfman 13-01-2024 19:05

Re: US and UK launch strikes against Houthi rebels
 
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Originally Posted by Mick (Post 36168173)
A political choice?

So let’s just keep letting those arse-holes, fire on our ships then, unchecked & unchallenged, goodness me, pathetic. :rolleyes:

That’s not what I said and you know it.

nomadking 13-01-2024 19:11

Re: US and UK launch strikes against Houthi rebels
 
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Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36168174)
That’s not what I said and you know it.

Really?
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Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36168127)
They certainly could - but that doesn’t detract from it being a political choice by our Government to participate in joint military action with the Americans against them. Just as it’s a political choice for those Governments in NATO and around the world who do not.

Post office pardons, trips to Ukraine to fund our military industrial complex some more. Things are looking up for Rishi.


jfman 13-01-2024 19:16

Re: US and UK launch strikes against Houthi rebels
 
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Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 36168175)
Really?

Yes, specifically his suggestion:

“So let’s just keep letting those arse-holes, fire on our ships then, unchecked & unchallenged, goodness me, pathetic.”

Nowhere did I suggest taking no action. My cynicism is principally around timing, and being the typical US poodle.

Mr K 13-01-2024 19:59

Re: US and UK launch strikes against Houthi rebels
 
What's Norway or Uzbekistan doing about it all, that's what I want to know.

Chris 13-01-2024 20:18

Re: US and UK launch strikes against Houthi rebels
 
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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36168178)
What's Norway or Uzbekistan doing about it all, that's what I want to know.

Norway: providing unspecified support to the international naval patrol. Also protesting vigorously at the targeting of a Norway flagged ship on 12 December.

Uzbekistan: Landlocked, so :shrug:

Dude111 14-01-2024 00:09

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Originally Posted by nomadking
The Houthi attacks are on international shipping. Who else is going to deal with that? China?

Ya you have a point.........

It shouldnt be happening at all!!

Gavin78 14-01-2024 00:28

Re: US and UK launch strikes against Houthi rebels
 
What you all mean to say is the rest of the world stands by and watches as usual while the UK and USA have to sort everything out while all the other toothless countries shout from the sidelines.

I personally hope the Houthi rebels get a right pasting.


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