Meddling

There are poll's around that tell politicians pretty much what the people of the UK feel about various issues. I suspect the one in which their views about politicians makes for uncomfortable reading and is probably ignored. The one about getting, or rather not getting involved in Syria seems to be getting ignored by some politicians too, but not all.
Express.

TONY BLAIR called last night for Western intervention in the civil war in Syria, warning that countries that stay out could end up paying “a higher price”.
The former Prime Minister said David Cameron and other Western leaders face “ugly choices” over how to deal with the bloodshed in Syria and the threat of a nuclear-armed Iran.
Mr Blair’s remarks ignited renewed fury over the legacy of his foreign policy.
Senior Tory MP John Baron, who has been arguing against arming Syrian rebels, said: “Old habits die hard. It beggars belief that some maintain that pouring more weapons into this civil war will not increase the violence and the suffering.
“It would be nigh on impossible to stop weaponry falling into the hands of extremists on the rebel side.”

Most people in this country are against involving ourselves at all in any adventures in islamic countries, for any reason. A lot would be happy to send our own jihadis in to help, though on the condition they don't return. If muslims want to kill each other, then that's pretty much fine by most people who live here, save for the likes of Tony Blair. Sure we know that Syria is under the influence of Iran, but fighting them at ground level is not the answer, nor is arming the rebels as they have a pretty high concentration of extremists amongst them and sooner rather than later they'll use the weapons on us.
Frankly if we're arming anyone it should be those fighting muslims...
You know it makes sense.