London protesters want Syria to be left alone

"Can't you just leave Syria alone?"

Hundreds of anti-war-against ISIS protesters demonstrated their support Saturday of not stopping ISIS as they gathered in London (aka Londonstahn). They want the UK to stop trying to kill ISIS  religious freedom fighters. In other words, stop bombing in Syria, they shout.

One protester screamed out: "They need love and some soap, not bombs!"

The demonstrators marched from the BBC Broadcasting House to PM David Cameron's Downing Street building where he writes his speeches about Islam being a religion of peace.

Britain's Parliament voted to sanction airstrikes as part of a U.S.-led coalition of 65 invisible nations. Cameron said that the airstrikes will strengthen Britain's security by degrading the IS forces responsible for the Paris attacks, Fox News reported.

Opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy-the-Commie-Corbyn said Cameron is rushing to war, but 66 sensible Labour lawmakers voted with Cameron, leaving Corbyn looking like a scum-sucking pond-dweller who is known for his campaign to overturn the convictions of Jawad Botmeh and Samar Alami for the 1994 bombing of the Israeli Embassy in London.

After the Paris terrorist attack by ISIS this past November, Corbyn, sounding as naive as Obama, claimed that the only way to deal with the threats ISIS poses would be to reach a political settlement aimed at resolving the Syrian Civil War.

As London and much of Europe becomes insidiously infested with "no-go" zones, where only Muslims are permitted easy access, and demands for Sharia law become louder, it's no wonder people like Donald Trump have become increasingly popular. People may not say it out loud, but they don't feel safe, and they know that Muslim extremists are to blame.

War is never a good thing, but neither is sticking your head in the sand, pretending nothing is wrong.



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