MrExcalibur100

You can't blame the West for all the ills of Humanity. The Americans didn't make these people act like barbarians. They've abused the liberty of Saddam's demise to kill, murder, rape and mutilate.

So why did the Palestinians "democratically" vote for a terrorist organisation? Is it that they quietly agree with the ideology of ISIS or that they were unknowingly coerced to doing so or what exactly? Also, what are your views on the Muslim Brotherhood, the organisation that created (or is an offshoot of) Hamas?

We don't agree on a lot but this is something that we can agree on. Hamas is so evil and depraved of any sort of humanity that they'll use their children as bombs and human shields to provoke a retaliation and demonize Israel. Thank goodness even the Liberals in England are starting to wake up to this pattern of lies. This is how Hamas rule in Gaza. With an iron fist.

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/jul/24/iraqi-christians-mosul-isis-convert-islam-or-be-executed

And where is Hamas in all of this? Hamas is the main conspirator pulling the strings behind the scenes. I've already posted their charter which says their goal is to obliterate Israel from existence. This is why they continually shoot rockets into Israel to kill civilians and in hope of a retaliation from the IDF. This is how this new conflict as well as the others began. Hamas is a very radical and evil organisation and they are the problem and not the solution. The fact that they were "democratically" elected is proven by history to be irrelevant. Even Hitler and the Nazi's were democratically elected and the rest is history. Fatah at least recognizes Isreal's right to exist. I think at least this is a much better alternative to Hamas whose ideology is fueled by Jew hatred. They will never be at peace with the Jews because they don't want to. The Palestinian's are just collateral damage the same way the German citizens were under the Nazi regime.

For those of you who missed it, I posted this earlier. this is the Hamas charter that calls for the obliteration of Israel and the Jewish race by extension as well as other various negative Jew hate canards. Hamas keep telling everyone of their end goal but the world keeps burying their head in the sand. http://avalon.law.yale.edu/20th_century/hamas.asp I just don't understand how anyone can be a sympathizer for a terrorist group that uses it's people as human shields to further their nefarious motives. Hamas is basically the same as ISIS, Boko Haram, Al Qaeda and the other terror organisations out there. The worst enemies of the Palestinians are not the Jews / "Zionists" but their Hamas "brothers"

I'll like to see some Muslims in the West march and protest against the atrocities being committed by ISIS to the Iraqi Christians. Where are the twitter "trends"? Where are the protests? : http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/jul/23/arab-christians-secular-arabs-isis-middle-east-minorities?commentpage=1 http://news.nationalpost.com/2014/07/22/iraqi-christians-flee-from-mosul-after-isis-ultimatum-covert-to-islam-pay-a-tax-or-face-death/

Pretty much!

Oops, my bad. Seems like I missed the gravy train :dude:

Actually, no it isn't, lol. It's a religious belief system. Yep. Thought as much.

I personally will put Lewis Baker ahead of Musonda. And maybe even Loftus Cheek. Musonda is a very talented player but he still has a lot to prove this season in the U21's.

He's actually 17 going on 18. He'll be 18 by the turn of the year on Jan 3rd. The timing is perfect for him to be loaned.

Petr is simply too good to be benched this season regardless of what Courtois does. Two world class keepers fighting it out for one spot hardly ever works. I'll like to see us hold out for a season at least but the time to bid farewell to one of the best keepers of all time might come pretty sooner than expected.

All of a sudden Andreas fallen down the pecking order. Hopefully, he can be loaned out to a good team and show his class. He's an incredible talent.

We never "needed" him in the first place.

The most important thing is that we loan him to a good club in a decent league were he can play every game. I won't mind him going to the Dutch league. Not Vitesse, maybe a lesser side there. I certainly don't want him to go to the kick and rush championship. Won't suit him and the managers there won't even play him. It's too early to talk about Germany or Spain, unless it's a lower division side. We've made some daft loan decisions so I hope we make a sensible decision this time.

Who remembers this? http://www.tribalfootball.com/articles/chelsea-sign-12-year-old-french-youngster-203131#.U9AKa_ldXT8 We got a lot of stick for it. I remember some thinking it was outrageous to sign a 12 year old from a foreign club.

Boga's just amazing. World class talent.

We completely controlled the game in the 1st half. Besides, I'm not sure what point you're trying to make considering most of our front 4 are youth team players.

And so it begins...

Decent first half so far. We've had some nice possession and have created some chances. Better performance than against AFC Wimbeldon. Filipe Luis and van Ginkel have impressed me the most. Luis has looked incredibly composed and made some vital interceptions in our 18. He's also had some good forrays in attack. van Ginkel has been full of energy and has some really nice, crisp passing. I have a feeling he'll be a pretty important player this season. I'll like to see him push up a bit more though. Izzy has been pretty decent as well.

Salah's been poor unfortunately. Not just in this game too but against Wycombe and AFC Wimbeldon. Needs to step it up a bit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMqu9ZqcWb8 Full interview. I'm sure a better one will be uploaded here soon, but this is okay.

Pathetic. We'll smash these on the counter-attack if we face them in the CL.

Noice!