Kuwait, that british creation carved off from the British creation of Iraq? Which had a gulf war just like desert storm in the 50s?
Wake up and smell the hot tea. While of course a British soldier is trustworthy, their government is not.
And thats mighty big of England to feel like they should be involved in a war involving Jordan, Syria, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq,,, (notice a pattern?)
I stand by it, it’s hard to name a government more hostile to Americas values and Geopolitical goals than England.
I said- let’s not go back 100 years or more and begin to cast blame on those who drew up the colonial boundaries
The fact is, the US and Brits together showed Saddam that boundary controversies in this day and age are not to be settled by invasion.
Your statement about disparity between American and British geopoitical goals and national values is twaddle, when it comes to the core values. We are them and they are us.
And that’s why the likes of obama hates us both.
(and Rahmbo too, since the brit army apparently hung or shot his nutty zionist uncle during some guerrilla escapade in early Palestine)
All countries have their differences now and again, but are you really seriously suggesting that England is more hostile to America's values and geopolitical goals than, oh, off the top of my head - Iran, pre-gulf war Iraq, North Korea, Vietnam, Ethiopia, France, Venezuela, Cuba, Red China, Indonesia, Mexico, Yemen, Libya, Syria, Albania, Mauritania, Saudi Arabia and Cambodia??
Cos if you honestly believe that the US has more in common with any of them than it does with England, there really is very little point in arguing with you.