We must stop Assad and Russia right now

On behalf of Great Britain, I would like to deeply apologise for our Foreign Secretary, Boris. Unfortunately, our parliamentary system is such that it is supported by powerful money/class structures who play a kind of chess. In agreeing to sacrifice Ca-moron and The Joker Osborne (both given lucrative jobs) and allow the May/Hammond/Fox cabal to take a turn, the Murdoch/PR/upper class ‘A’ team were promised the Foreign Secretary position for Boris Johnson (oh, and the return of little Govey). Service will be resumed as soon as possible.
Sadly, for Boris, of course, he just happens to be a Foreign Secretary at the same time as probably the best statesman the world has seen for a long time, Sergey Lavrov. The comparison reduces me to tears.

I happen to think the same .They are squealing like hurt banshees .There must be western operatives inside East Ghouta.

Boris Johnson is an idiot clown . The UK should be ashamed of having him as spokesperson . I certainly would be.

@Mikalina. The refugee camp you mentioned was probably Yarmouk, most of the ISIS families displaced the Palestinian refugees there. From Wiki:(somewhat accurate)
“On 1 April 2015, Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) fighters entered the camp from the Hajar al-Aswad district, sparking clashes with Aknaf Beit al-Maqdis and the Free Syrian Army – reportedly with the collaboration of Jabhat al-Nusra fighters in the camp, with whom they were then locally allied.[10] ISIL initially took over much of the camp, but was later pushed back from some areas, before eventually regaining control. On April 2, it was reported that ISIL was in control of the entirety of the Yarmouk camp.[11] The situation in the camp came to the attention of the UN Security Council, leading to discussions about the situation of some 18,000 residents of the occupied camp.[6] It has been reported that many civilian Palestinians have been killed during the fighting.[12] In July 2015, the UN quietly removed Yarmouk from its list of besieged areas in Syria, despite not having been able to deliver aid there for four months, and declined to explain why it had done so.[13]
By April 2016, there are only between 7,000 and 8,000 residents left in the camp due to militant fighting within the camp, conscription by the regime and the use of wide area effect weapons such as barrel bombs. Former residents are displaced to other areas of Syria or have fled outside, including Lebanon and Europe.[14]….”
The reason the UN took it off their list, despite not being able to deliver aid to it, was because it was occupied by IS(they just declined to give a reason why).

I would bet my car that the US and other western countries have operatives in Gouta. You know, to advise and steer them in their attempt to overthrow Assad etc? Come to think of it, I’d hazard a guess and say that is why they are making a big deal out of this ceasefire collapse. They badly need to extract certain people.

Cus someone would say:
“Homeless?! Why are they homeless? Give them a home!”
Then we’d have to say:
“A house is a profit-making commodity and they would ruin the system. Also we might have to lower prices on rented accommodation and a third of our MPs are landlords. Anyway, they should pull themselves up by their boot straps, get on their bikes and find a job. Trouble with people these days, they want everything handed to them on a plate.”
We are probably 5 years short of building workhouses. From workhouse to workhouse in three generations. Get in touch with your Pickpocket (sorry, hedgefund manager) and buy some shares – lots of money to be made in homelessness.

Dreadful situation. Totally shameful. In a country like Britain, such a rich country. That chooses to spend thousands of millions on doomsday weapons. And I’ve noticed that the homeless, people forced to live on the streets, are now termed… ‘rough-sleepers’ by BBC journalists! What’s wrong with the label – ‘homeless’ I wonder?