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    By a long way...check out the FBI stats
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    Syria also supported the Palestinians aswell...that's a big no no...cant be putting the Zionists nose out of joint can we...and anyway why's that isis mob not so as much as threw a stone at Israel? THere is either BBC or CH4 footage of Israeli doctors treating Al Nusra (Al Qaeda) inside Israel. You have to hand it that mad old Marxist Corbyn....he was one of very few to call the Saudis and Qataris out on them supplying the weapons to ISIS. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/british-arms-sales-to-the-middle-east-are-probably-fuelling-isis-says-jeremy-corbyn-10364998.
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    This has killed me...I'm stuck in working and got nothing to eat lol Maybe I can rustle up a can of beans
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    Funded in part by George Soro's Open Society Foundation and facilitated by the Democrats...they thought that by stirring up racial tensions they could peal away Black and ethnic voters from the Republicans. They were wrong and a lot of people were killed and hurt by these terrorists.
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    In all my time spent in the Middle East and North Africa the one country everyone said was really nice was Syria, secular, beautiful women, nice food and safe....and then suddenly we're supposed to believe it is the epicentre of evil....or maybe just the USA, Saudis and Qataris didn't like them for supporting Iran or wanted an oil pipeline
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    Thanks
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    Libya and Syria?
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    If you understood Syria and what is going on you would see she did support the civil war being prolonged even though she wouldn't have realised it.I asked when she voted in favour of bombing kids in hospitals and schools (she never did), that's all. It doesn't matter becasue arguably what she was doing, campaigning for the so called Syrian opposition etc and adding to the MSM lies of good rebels fighting off Assad could have eventually led to military intervention as happened with Libya. People like her are dangerous and it's people like her that have propagated 'humanitarian' reasons for i
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    While she abstained she said this "I’m not against airstrikes in principle. In fact as part of an integrated strategy for Syria they are almost certainly a necessary part"
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    Soon after the establishment tried again for a 'no fly zone' which would have been the precursor to a bombing campaign just as happened in Libya http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/08/22/30-labour-mps-call-for-no-bombing-zones-in-syria-in-the-spirit-o/
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    If you understood Syria and what is going on you would see she did support the civil war being prolonged even though she wouldn't have realised it. I asked when she voted in favour of bombing kids in hospitals and schools (she never did), that's all. It doesn't matter becasue arguably what she was doing, campaigning for the so called Syrian opposition etc and adding to the MSM lies of good rebels fighting off Assad could have eventually led to military intervention as happened with Libya. People like her are dangerous and it's people like her that have propagated 'humanitarian' reasons
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    If you understood Syria and what is going on you would see she did support the civil war being prolonged even though she wouldn't have realised it.
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    The White Helmets are a propaganda organisation funded by foreign countries, they're full of Jihadists and most are not relief workers, yet this useful idiot got suckered in hook line and sinker https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/nov/12/jo-cox-white-helmets-peace-prize-coventry
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    Would that definition of coward run to bombing kids in hospitals and schools........you know, the same type of bombing Jo Cox voted in favour of ? Which bombings did she vote in favour of? She supported some form of intervention in Syria, voted in favour of mass surveillance, supported open borders, voted against controls or cehcks on immigrants and immigration. I'd say she was one of the 'useful idiots' a well meaning ideologue who inadvertently campaigning for bad things that destroy society and countries in the name of social justice. This is how it works
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    It was very convenient for the remainers and the perfect victim not some crusty old MP that everyone hates. After watching the Soros funded leftist hate mobs running amock in the US during their election It wouldn't surprise me one tiny bit if this basket case wasn't being primed/encouraged by someone. I guess we'll never know but like I say....convenient and almost swung the referendum.
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    Lefties love to throw the term far right around because they've stupidly and thoughtlessly managed to associate it with Nazi. NAZI = National SOCIALISM The Nazi's were left wing. At the end of the 1800s far left philosophers and academics were polarised between the Internationalists and Nationalists, the former became Communists and Marxists and the latter Nationalists and Fascists. All left wing parties believe in big government and state control to one extent or another and the further left you go the more authoritarian they inevitably become.
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    Happy Holidays

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    Yes!
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    At first I was expecting those idiotic posts to be at 2am but nope.....middle of the day....got to be a druggy, mental case, alkie or all three
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    What kind of body is half decent? EOS 450d any good? I might go for 2nd hand to be honest
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    Thanks it seems to me a quality lens and budget DSLR would be ideal. We've got our phones for day to day stuff, I want to be able to get really good close up photos of the birds here plus there are good spots to see the seals lying on the rocks. This is also an option but I imagine the lens's wont be very good quality http://www.johnlewis.com/canon-eos-100d-digital-slr-camera-with-ef-s-18-55mm-f-3-5-5-6-is-stm-ef-75-300mm-f-4-5-6-iii-zoom-lens-hd-1080p-18mp-3-lcd-touch-screen/p2009601?navAction=jump
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    Hmm tricky one, I want to spend enough to get something decent and not something that I will have to replace later. What sort of cash do you need to spend to get a reasonable quality camera and lense? Is up to £400 or £500 enough?
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    I'm looking for something that wont break the bank but will be good for birds etc. It will need a decent zoom. I used to have SLRs when we used film but it's been years since I've used a camera other than a phone one.
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    Great stuff thanks again! At the moment I'm hoping to just get the old rights back to see what I can do with it but I'll keep an eye out for flooded areas. The hard part is knowing the land owners/farmers
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    Luckily I'm on Anglesey so we're surrounded by the sea. I've shot here for 5 years and the duck flights are always spectacular but they're cagey buggers....the clang of a gate shutting is enough to put them all up in the morning. Our shoot is shut down now so I'm going to try and do my best, for me and my daughter to have a potter about
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    Thanks mate!
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