Tina53

Yes I bet they got a lot of warnings in during the 17 second period this allegedly happened. And it would appear that there is one rule for Turkey and another for Russia given this article - http://www.infowars.com/turkey-in-2012-short-term-border-violation-can-never-be-a-pretext-for-an-attack/

So many people are at odds with tradition and conventional behaviour nowadays so I am rather surprised there has been so much of a reaction to this. I am not bothered at all about his comments. I am more concerned about Jezza having access to sensitive information to be honest.

For someone in his position he is breaking convention by not kneeling before the Queen when he is admitted to the Privy Council, he also doesn't like to sing the national anthem which is traditional for politicians to do at all functions where it is normally sung. So both. It is also not conventional for the Head of the Armed Forces to make the sort of comments that he did but hey, if Jezza can do it why not everyone else?

Since Jihadi Jezza breaks every convention he is able to such as not singing the national anthem and not kneeling before the Queen, I see no reason why other high profile figures can't do exactly as he does.

I guess I would figure it out this way. Wherever there are missiles being fired close by, terrorists fighting e.g. in or in close proximity to anywhere in the Middle East I will not be going. Any country that ISIS has in its sights based on their own broadcasts I would be avoiding. Now it is true that they have threatened everywhere in Europe and spending most of my time in Spain I am aware that the aggro with Islam is in the larger cities. Spain is a very big country so I feel somewhat safer stuck half way up a mountain in the middle of nowhere than I would for example in any city in Europe. Hence my advice would be unless you need to get on a plane don't until this ISIS stuff is over. I doubt it will be too long because Vladimir seems pretty committed to wiping them out along with any other terrorist groups.