Cameron Shaming the Country

I am not included in "all of us" niggly.
Not in my name.

Just humanitarian will do. No need to say self-proclaimed; of course I say it myself.

Okay, so you'd rather the UK was wiped out by IS terrorists than admit that Cameron has a perfect right to defend his and our country.

Proper groups, Plaid Cymru, Stop the War Coalition, CND, Reprieve.

Okay, so you want to live in a dictatorship.

So say all of us I would have thought!

Ceesnan hear hear

durhamjen As a self proclaimed humanitarian you are no doubt shocked to the core at the killing of a Jihadi terrorist. I, on the other hand, am thrilled to bits that this scum has been taken out.

What are 'Proper Groups'?

As opposed to 'Improper Groups' one presumes, ie conservatives

You mean traitors, Ana for want of a better word.

Let's face it, Cameron can do no right according to some people; he can only do his best which is fine by other people.

The 'British people' you're presumably referring to were IS fighters planning attacks on the UK. What difference does their nationality make?

Proper groups are condemning him for it, not just me.
It's wrong. He said he would not do it without parliament's backing. It is illegal, whatever he says. Blair took us into a war on the same premise.
Cameron does not want to join with Europe over refugees, but it's okay to kill British people with US backing.
Dictatorship, exactly what he is supposed to be fighting against.

Not sure that he's there anymore, I think he could be the bird that has flown!!!

Sorry I acquired a Scottish accent - no should be not

dj do you not realise that situations change as wars progress?

Please can they get Jihadi John next. Please!

Let's face it in some people's eyes whatever David Cameron were to do it would be wrong. He's damned if he does and damned if he doesn't, so there is not a lot of point discussing it. if he foils a terrorist plot, by means of a drone he's done it without consulting parliament first. If he'd consulted parliament and its discussed and voted upon it could well be too late, no doubt the bird would have flown. Would be terrorists must just laugh their heads off at us, it's almost shaming!. I personally think he's doing exactly the right thing with regard to the number of refugees this country can take over a given period. Jumping the housing queue, could cause resentment from those who have to wait wearily month in month out, but we shall see.

The refugees that will be coming into the country will no be given refugee status so will have no right to residence.

There are 217,000 Syrians in refugee camps on the borders of Syria at the moment. Cameron is prepared to take 20,000 over the next five years.

Are Syrians likely to say they will go to those camps to get to the UK? Unlikely, I would think.

Mr Cameron said the operation was legal under international law: "We were exercising the UK's inherent right to self-defence.

"The air strike was the only feasible means of effectively disrupting the attacks planned."

Perhaps they'll let him off in the circumstances, although I expect you'd rather they didn't, dj...

Because he asked for permission in 2013 and parliament voted against it.
I thought we were still a democracy, but obviously not.

An Islamic State fighter from Cardiff was killed by an RAF drone strike in "an act of self-defence", David Cameron has confirmed.

He told the Commons that police and security services have stopped at least six terrorist attacks against Britain in the last 12 months.

He added that the risk to Britain from Islamist extremist violence is "more acute today than ever before".

Why is Cameron 'going to be in trouble' for that?

Just listened to Gerald Kaufman talking about the kindertransport.
I think they wanted to clap him, but couldn't because of protocol.

Cameron has admitted to killing a British subject in Syria by drone. He's going to be in trouble for that.

In the lifetime of this parliament, not now. Is that acceptable, POGS? It could be none this year.

Well apparently the UK will be taking a further 20.000 refugees.

I thought Cameron made a perfectly speech.