My natural instincts are pro-Israel. Israel has made a number of peace treaties with neighbours over the years, and has handed back territory. Whereas Hamas simply want the extinction of Israel and Jews. Israel, though flawed, were the better guys.The death of everyone fighting for Hamas, unless or until Hamas surrenders unconditionally is how many it takes. It's war.How many deaths in the civilian population of Gaza will it take to atone what happed on the seventh?You must have missed the films Hamas made of the atrocities and murders they committed on October 7th and subsequently of the hostages. I expect academics curious to know how this sort of slaughter - the worst atrocity against Jews since WW2 - came about will be looking at how such a group felt able to film its atrocities and how so many other people nonetheless sought to deny the existence, scale and brutality of such atrocities and their genocidal intent.Say what you want about Hamas but they could teach us a thing or two about handling big infrastructure projects. They managed to construct a network of tunnels in Gaza bigger than the London Underground on a shoestring budget and were so discreet that none of the NGOs flooding Gaza knew anything about it, even with military bases adjacent to hospitals and schools. If you wanted to get something done in spite of the nimby protesters you'd be best hiring Hamas builders.In many years time the internet archives will be trawled by academics curious to what it takes to justify this genocide, They might even find you, Someone unable to overcome their base prejudice and willing to overlook every action by a nation that films what it is doing and telegraphs the atrocities to come.
You have the reaction you were looking for. But it damns you.
You are rightly so strident about the injustices our society. Can you not see them in Gaza? To be a civilian in the strip is to be bombed and starved and denied medication food and water. To have your home demolished, schools and universities razed and hospitals systematically shut down. Whole families are knowingly bombed out of existence to kill one militant. You are usually so free with your words of condemnation, do you have any for these victims of injustice or have you missed their suffering?
I'll ask: how can the razing of an entire city be a proportionate response to the seventh?
Yes collateral damage happens in war. That's why war should be a last resort but last resort was met by the seventh and until the war is won then it must continue.
Hamas could end the war today by surrendering. I blame Hamas for the innocents dying, it's not Israel's fault.
During war innocents can normally seek refuge outside the warzone to shelter for protection. Egypt is denying innocents that option currently which means more people will inevitably die.
How many deaths in the civilian population of Gaza will it take to atone what happed on the seventh?You must have missed the films Hamas made of the atrocities and murders they committed on October 7th and subsequently of the hostages. I expect academics curious to know how this sort of slaughter - the worst atrocity against Jews since WW2 - came about will be looking at how such a group felt able to film its atrocities and how so many other people nonetheless sought to deny the existence, scale and brutality of such atrocities and their genocidal intent.Say what you want about Hamas but they could teach us a thing or two about handling big infrastructure projects. They managed to construct a network of tunnels in Gaza bigger than the London Underground on a shoestring budget and were so discreet that none of the NGOs flooding Gaza knew anything about it, even with military bases adjacent to hospitals and schools. If you wanted to get something done in spite of the nimby protesters you'd be best hiring Hamas builders.In many years time the internet archives will be trawled by academics curious to what it takes to justify this genocide, They might even find you, Someone unable to overcome their base prejudice and willing to overlook every action by a nation that films what it is doing and telegraphs the atrocities to come.
You have the reaction you were looking for. But it damns you.
You must have missed the films Hamas made of the atrocities and murders they committed on October 7th and subsequently of the hostages. I expect academics curious to know how this sort of slaughter - the worst atrocity against Jews since WW2 - came about will be looking at how such a group felt able to film its atrocities and how so many other people nonetheless sought to deny the existence, scale and brutality of such atrocities and their genocidal intent.Say what you want about Hamas but they could teach us a thing or two about handling big infrastructure projects. They managed to construct a network of tunnels in Gaza bigger than the London Underground on a shoestring budget and were so discreet that none of the NGOs flooding Gaza knew anything about it, even with military bases adjacent to hospitals and schools. If you wanted to get something done in spite of the nimby protesters you'd be best hiring Hamas builders.In many years time the internet archives will be trawled by academics curious to what it takes to justify this genocide, They might even find you, Someone unable to overcome their base prejudice and willing to overlook every action by a nation that films what it is doing and telegraphs the atrocities to come.
You have the reaction you were looking for. But it damns you.
I remain perplexed by the implied unwillingness of the caring, empathetic female doctors in the ED to share their changing facilities with a 6ft 2 man who thinks he is a women, yet say nothing to managers who are throwing the book at a nurse who said no.Dr U worked in A&E. No-one has yet explained why he was not using the doctors changing rooms in A&E but instead went to the nurses one. Also I note that none of the female doctors who apparently gave him their support had to use the same changing facilities as him. Why not?
I noticed that the Dundee Courier has noticed that NHS Fife have issued a statement about the Information Connoisseur's response.
NHS Fife's production of The Operating Theatre of The Absurd goes on for another run next week.
And sacked.@euanmccolmThat's funny but this sort of nonsense won't stop until the members of the Board get surcharged for the cost of this insanity.
they’re now considering not even showing the latest series of NHS Fife.
You are being polite. It is a complete and utter fuck up.Good news for the CEO caught cheating at the Coldplay gigWhat a can of worms that’s turning out to be,
He doesn't work for NHS Fife...
Sir Keir Starmer is looking at creating a “Department for Downing Street” in an attempt to stop dysfunction at the centre of the Government. The shake-up would see a senior civil servant appointed to a lead role and scores of other officials drafted in, strengthening the Prime Minister’s ability to drive through change in Whitehall.Surely we need a department of Administrative Affairs.
We have obviously given up on Pat McFadden fiction of cutting the size of government.
That’s really rough news. Deep sympathiesI'd just like to put out a big thanks to @Pagan2 for putting his own time and effort in to redisgn the comments layout.errr what? have hardly posted of late let alone designed anything sort of of been coming to terms with the brain tumour
Any issues, please reach out directly to him.