The
scale and viciousness of the Islamic State project to reorder the world
is becoming clearer every day. It has torn a gaping hole in the fabric
of two Middle Eastern countries, dealt terrible blows to the economy and
stability of others in that region, and threatens the integrity and the
physical safety of European nations as well. There can be no quarrel,
therefore, with David Cameron’s characterisation of the danger
represented by Isis, in his response
to the Commons foreign affairs committee on the issue of whether or not
Britain should join the air campaign in Syria. Isis is a formidable
enemy, it has attacked us and our allies, will attack again unless
stopped, and the response to it must include a military element.
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