They sabotaged active military aircraft. We should not tolerate the operation of organisations targeting our defences, otherwise the Russians will have a field day.

Russians? The guys who strolled in and out doing Novichok assassination? Don’t think they’re too engaged with anti-genocide pensioners, somehow.

So some amateurs damaged vital military equipment... probably we should be more worried about the state of our military base security and asking questions about why it was so bad.

I would expect we have. I would hope next time people are on the base heading towards aircraft they will be met with live rounds. Another reason for a ban.

Putin has murdered two British nationals on British soil using poison. At no point did the British government really act against him. How much more of a field day do you think he can take?

So they weren't arrested under existing law?

I think we disagree on this then.

I can help you understand why you're the ones who's wrong if you want me to You'll need therapy afterward though

They used repurposed fire extinguishers to blow paint into the turbines and disable them. But yeah, ‘threw on’ is quicker.

How many people were in the planes? How many of said people could have died while in the planes? How many people were in the hotels people tried to set on fire? How many of said people could have died while in the hotels?

If a pro Isreal group broke into an RAF base and damaged planes, rendering them inoperable and a potential threat to the safety of the UK skies with Russis in the mood it’s in right now, you’d cheerfully have seen them jailed for years. People can object to Israel WITHOUT supporting PA.

Why would a pro Israel group do that? There in lies the rationale.

Interesting that you refused to answer

Answer what?

And used a crowbar on the plane or so PA claimed. Also broke into other businesses and attacked people including police. It wasn't just a bit of graffiti however much you try to pretend and mislead.

They put paint *into* the engines, grounding the planes, but I agree with your overall post.

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