Britains bombing of Syria will cost hundreds of millionsBy Graham Vanbergen At the time it meant that60 percent of all airstrikes carried out were bythe U.S. Air Force alone. The remaining 40 percent of bombs dropped on ISIS wereby the U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps and coalition partners under various guises. Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Welsh said in a statement We are now expending munitions faster than we can replenish them.Weve dropped 20,000 bombs and missiles on ISIS since the war began 15 months ago. Welsh supported this extraordinary statement withB-1s have dropped bombs in record numbers. We need the funding in place to ensure were prepared for the long fight. This is a critical need. Pentagon data shows that as of October 31, there have been24,255 air combat missions flown since September 2014 but there is uncertainty over the levels of munitions actually fired. In the meantime, British Chancellor George Osborne has made claims that the cost of launching British airstrikes against Islamic State in Syria would be in the low tens of millions of pounds. This vague statement was made in an environment of an unpopular austerity and privatisation drive of public services. Thatll come out of the special reserve which we established for the purposes of military action like this Osborne added. Keen to impress Washington after Cameronsembarrassing defeat on the same Syria vote two years ago, it is more than likely that the bombing campaign will be significantly stepped up to assist US Air Force logistical problems concerningthe ever-depleting munitions stock. Both George Osborne and David Cameron have confirmed that British bombing in Syria could well last for years. Yet the seven-month bombing campaign by Britain in Libya cost 390 million.Royal United Service Institute (RUSI) research director Malcolm Chalmers confirmed that in his view this campaign would be similar in cost to that of Libya. The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament also said it is skeptical of the Chancellors claim. The proposed bombing campaign in Syria is very similar to the bombing of Libya in 2011.In Libya the bombing operation was quickly extended to military personal being sent in to support rebels fighting Gaddafi on the ground. The bombing didnt produce the results the government hoped for, so mission creep ensued. We know that operations in Libya cost up to 1.5 billion.I think we can expect similar mission creep in Syria, which will inevitably raise the costs involved. Each 6-hour Tornado mission costs around 210,000, adding to that cost is the use of four Paveway bombs at 22,000 each and two Brimstone missiles at105,000 each. If all weapons are fired on an average mission the cost of each Tornado mission is therefore 508,000. Hoursafter the Parliamentary vote to bomb Syria last week, four of the eight RAF Tornados bombed at least seven targets. It is reasonable to assume that 4 million has been spent already, and that 15 percent of the low tens of millions has been consumed in just three days yet this campaign is to last years. Days after continual bombing missions, the government confirms that two more Tornados and six Typhoon Bombers are also on the way to the combat zone. It is not possible to know how many missions the RAF will undertake over the coming months, but if sixteen bombers conduct just two raids each week for the next six months, the cost will well exceed 400 million to the British taxpayer. Over the course of years, the final sum could easily reach billions. Defence Secretary Michael Fallon also admitted airstrikes alone will not destroy the group, hinting at a coming ground war. Poll after poll seems to add to an overall picture that just under one third of the population backs bombing, a quarterare undecided and nearly one half against and yet three quarters of MPs supported the motion, contrary to their constituents wishes. In the months ahead it will become apparent just how much our involvement Britains fourth war in 14 years will cost. With each Tornado mission, 20 sacked police officers could be reinstated or 18 sacked firefighters could help to keep us alive at a time of emergency, especially as you are far more likely to need their services as a direct result of increased terrorism because of the bombing in Syria. It should be noted that the share prices of major international arms traders jumped in the wake of the British parliaments decision to extend its aerial bombing campaign against Islamic State. Stock values at BAE Systems, Airbus, Finmeccanica and Thales all soared as trading began lastThursday morning. Share prices dont jump like this unless well-informed investors have confidence that hundreds of millions of pounds will be spent in the months and years ahead as share prices only ever reflect future profitability. In contrast, the FTSE has fallen 12 percent since April this year. MPs have a vested interest in war. Their pensions depend on the stock performance of weapons manufacturers. Huge sums of money isheaped onto dozens of serving MPs that are guests at lavish events hosted byorganisationssuch as these. It only demonstrates political connections and lobbying at work while people die abroad on an industrial scale and are mistreated by austerity amidincreasing poverty at home. You can read more from Graham Vanbergen at his site TruePublica.org.uk The politicians in government are merely evil reptilian psychopaths without empathy or compassion acting as puppets for the more evil reptiles in control of Earth. It explains why the rulers act so inhumanely because they are not human and see humans as lower lifeforms with lower intelligence and nothing more than livestock and a human resource. It explains why neoliberal policies such as Thatcherism in use for over 36 years has caused so much pain, misery and suffering especially when such policies are completely unnecessary except to enrichen the elite and greatly increase the wealth and power of planet Earths most richest family the Rothschilds whose wealth is estimated at USD 500 trillion that is half the total wealth planet Earth gained over 400 years. One possible solution would be reverse neoliberal ideology known as Thatcherism. An alternative solution would be to replace all top down Rothschild ideologies such as Thatcherism, capitalism, communism, socialism, marxism, and fascism with a secular people first ideology. One such secular ideology could be free high quality goods, services and infrastructure for all safely, protection for people and environment and without exploitation and/or coercion and with full accountability and transparency and freedom of choice and full support by government. Religion could operate within a secular shell where it would be personal and not harm anyone else and not apply any religious law on anyone else. Examples would include free high quality food, drink, clothing/footwear, council housing, free high quality healthcare including alternative and noninvasive healthcare designed to restore health (not prolong poor health and not to cause poor health and increase profit), ban on all toxic vaccines that cause autism and ill health, free high quality education/training/employment. A society free from Rothschild control could easily provide everyone with free high quality and unlimited clean and safe energy, transport, communication (such as phone/internet/post) and become self sufficient. Yes, immigration and future population would be need to tightly controlled in each country where the free high quality goods and serviced were implemented until all countries had fully implemented these policies. The new secular policies would encourage personal development and reduce suffering. The new secular ideology should have full protection for people by implementation of human rights for people. Multinational corporations and private companies and private organisations should not have human rights but must still be accountable. The British government has since 1979 spent trillions of pounds on ears and defence contracts and bank bailouts and lost trillions on privatisations and tax cuts that have enriched the evil elites while destroying the welfare state and public services. all governments are evil that which governs least is best. 