It’s Cameron, not Corbyn, who is the terrorist appeaser | Simon Jenkins

If the prime minister were really concerned about Isis, he’d come up with a coherent military strategy

Prime minister David Cameron’s argument in the Commons for permission to bomb Syria was not based on any new or coherent strategy. As he himself pointed out, it merely follows the logic of a previous vote to bomb Iraq. Even so, like Tony Blair before the Iraq invasion of 2003, he had to rely on abusing his opponents, scaring the public and disseminating dubious intelligence.

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