Jeremy Corbyn on Jihadi John- Syrian Crisis

Daily Mail: Reports " 'I'm sure he'd have come quietly': Corbyn is mocked by one of his own MPs after saying Jihadi John should have been captured alive to face trial - but Cameron insists killing him was the 'right thing to do' "

Lets Get Real:

This is the leader chosen by Labour voters, a man that can not be trusted to defend the Realm, has stated he would never use our nuclear weapons if the day ever came. One can see terrorists having a free reign if Corbyn was ever in power in 10 Downing Street, his remarks show that he is not fit to be a leader of a UK political Party, it is about time that the Labour MPs grew a back bone and something other things and threw Corbyn out, there is more of them than his supporters.    Or if that fails they should form an their own Party, become the Official Opposition, but that takes a back bone and Labour has not shown that with Gordon Brown, Ed Miliband and now Corbyn. 

Jihadi John Update - Syrian Crisis

BBC News: Reports " The Pentagon says it is "reasonably certain" that a US drone strike in Syria has killed the Islamic State militant known as "Jihadi John". "

Lets Get Real:

The UK with or without the consent of the House of Commons should have drones in the air of Syria and Iraq 24/7, the drones should be looking for targets of interest, thus make Daesh afraid to move day or night.   One can assume that the SAS and US Special Forces are in Iraq and Syria, thus the drones are hitting the right targets.   There will be those on the left that wanted to give terrorists their rights, the terrorists do not have rights, the only rights they have is to be bombed or hit by drones strikes and by US/UK forces on the ground.   The left do understand the World after 9/11, thus they can never be allowed to come to power, they offer no defence, and at the end of the day the main job of the Government is to protect the State. 

The Death of Jihadi John - David Cameron

10 Downing Street: Reports on a statement by PM David Cameron, " Good morning. Last night, the United States carried out an air strike in Raqqa, Syria, targeting Mohammed Emwazi – the ISIL executioner known as Jihadi John.

We cannot yet be certain if the strike was successful.

But let me be clear. I have always said that we would do whatever was necessary, whatever it took, to track down Emwazi and stop him taking the lives of others.

We have been working, with the United States, literally around the clock to track him down. This was a combined effort. And the contribution of both our countries was essential.

Emwazi is a barbaric murderer. He was shown in those sickening videos of the beheadings of British aid workers. He posed an ongoing and serious threat to innocent civilians not only in Syria, but around the world, and in the United Kingdom too.

He was ISIL’s lead executioner, and let us never forget that he killed many, many, Muslims too. And he was intent on murdering many more people.

So this was an act of self-defence. It was the right thing to do.

Today I want to thank the United States: the United Kingdom has no better friend or ally.

And I want to pay tribute to all those professionals in our own security and intelligence agencies and armed forces for the extraordinary work they do on behalf of our country. On this, as so often, they’ve been working hand in glove with their American colleagues. We are proud of them.

If this strike was successful, and we still await confirmation of that, it will be a strike at the heart of ISIL. And it will demonstrate to those who would do Britain, our people and our allies harm: we have a long reach, we have unwavering determination and we never forget about our citizens.

The threat ISIL pose continues. Britain and her allies will not rest until we have defeated this evil terrorist death cult, and the poisonous ideology on which it feeds.

Today though, my thoughts, and the thoughts of our country, are with the families of those who were so brutally murdered.

Japanese citizens Kenji Goto and Haruna Yukawa, American journalists Steven Sotloff and James Foley and aid worker Abdul-Rahman Kassig.

And of course our own citizens. Aid workers David Haines and Alan Henning. Nothing will bring back David and Alan. Their courage and selflessness stand in stark contrast to the empty callousness of their murderers.

Their families and their friends should be proud of them, as we are. They were the best of British and they will be remembered long after the murderers of ISIL are forgotten.  "

Lets Get Real:

Thanks goodness that Mohammed Emwazi – the ISIL executioner known as Jihadi John is dead, he showed the evil side of humanity, the drone strike is what he deserved.   The West, in this case the UK and the US has to carry on its bombing and drone strikes of IS in Iraq and Syria, IS have to be removed from the face fo the earth, long after IS is gone those that were killed by the group will be remembered.  IT IS A GOOD DAY. 

Daesh ATTACK in Lebanon - Daesh Threat

BBC News: Reports " At least 37 people have been killed and 181 wounded in two suicide bomb attacks in a residential area of the Lebanese capital, Beirut, officials say. "

Lets Get Real:

The growth of Daesh is placing pressure on the States near Syria and Iraq, the threat of Daesh undermines the the structure of the Middle East, thus far it has dragged in the Russians and the US, at present they are using their air power to strike Daesh, it can be argued that Russia was more interested in hitting the opposition to Assad than hitting Daesh, the bombing of the Russian plane has changed the game, it can now be expected that Moscow will start to hit Daesh HARD, very hard, the problem that Moscow has is that the Russian people recall the failed War in Afghanistan by the then USSR, its failure helped bring the USSR.   Of late we have seen the failure of the US in Iraq, these fights are out of the usual power interests, thus open to defeat.   Tense days for Moscow and Washington D.C. 

The Battle Against Daesh in Iraq - Iraq Crisis

Telegraph: Reports " Kurdish forces in major offensive to retake Iraqi town of Sinjar from Isil...Kurdish forces launch offensive to retake northern Iraqi town of Sinjar from Islamic State militants who overran it last year triggering US-led air strikes "

Lets Get Real:

It would be a wise strategy for the Western Allies and the Iraqi Government to throw out Daesh from Iraq and to push them in the arms of the Assad troops and one can expect Russian forces to be on the ground.   The creation of State by Daesh has to be destroyed, the Daesh forces have started to create their own money, they have taken the young as to train them to be killers.     The Daesh structure and military Command has aspect of Saddam's former Soldiers and Commanders.   Once Daesh is stuck in Syria it can be killed off by Russia and Western forces and Syrian moderates.  

On the Ground in Syria - Syrian Crisis

Telegraph: Reports " Russia and Iran-backed offensive helps regime break Isil's two-year siege on Syrian airbase..Regime troops reached the Kweiris airbase, state television says, where almost 1,000 soldiers were trapped "

Lets Get Real:

The Russian action is showing success on the ground, but how far will Russia go, the Assad regime now has the ground support from Iran and Iraq, while the Russians do the bombing, but will Moscow dare place Russians on the ground, after the failure in Afghanistan by the USSR and the long war in Iraq by the US the Kremlin should be careful, the Russian people have seen what happens when the Russia places troops outside its orbit, one can argue that the Crimea and East Ukraine is seen as part of Greater Russia, while Syria is more like Afghanistan, groups that have hated each other for centuries and will fight no matter who is on their side, while Syria is important to Russia, its not like the above, so how long will Russians bomb, how long before they need to send in ground troops, these questions should be on the mind of Moscow. 

The New Russian Plan for Syria - DOA

Guardian: Reports " Syrian opposition leaders have flatly dismissed Russian proposals for ending the country’s crisis by launching a constitutional reform process and holding new presidential elections in Damascus, it has emerged before a new round of international peace talks. "

Lets Get Real:

The problem with the Russian bear is that it likes its honey, yes that is Russian base in Syria, its only warm water port, and it will not give up that for love or money.   The Assad issue is a different problem, one can see the Russians allowing for a new leader as long as it comes from the Assad Branch of the family, one with no to much blood on his hands.   The opposition, the West and its moderate supported Syrian wing do not want to get caught in a Russian plan that allows the Assad either the President or his supporters from taking over, while that is a problem you have Daesh that is a threat to everyone in the region.   In many respects the Syrian problem is the major issue of the Middle East, you have millions of refugees flooding the area and now they are moving to Europe.   It will take Western armed forces to solve Syria, it will not happen under the Obama Administration, thus poor Syria will suffer for a  few years.