Turks are just a bunch of Greeks, Hungarians, Romanians, Armenians and kurds mashed up with Mongolians. Tainted DNA.
You are not native to turkiye. Never wasSyrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation
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Turks are just a bunch of Greeks, Hungarians, Romanians, Armenians and kurds mashed up with Mongolians. Tainted DNA.
You are not native to turkiye. Never wasKingQamaR
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Turkey giving weapons to the Syrian people to oust the murderer Assad isn't Turkey "taking over Syria"-it's Turkey giving Syria to the Syrian people-exactly how it should be Exactly how we Pakistanis did for the Afghans people we gave them Weapons and man power against the then brutal Russian dictator in Kabul Mohammad Najibullah Ahmadzai!
ghazi52
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Ashraf Jehangir Qazi
Firstly, the fact that with the fall of the Assad regime, the likely winding up of Russian military bases in Syria and Trump’s “hands-off” policy towards Syria, Russia may be able to pull its forces out of Syria and be in a much better position to regain the upper hand in Ukraine. This could restore the Minsk agreements, with Trump’s endorsement, as a basis for an end to the war there. This is still speculation, though, as Putin will not readily pay the price of distancing himself from Xi Jinping, as Trump might insist.
Secondly, and far more important, is the question of how China will respond to these dramatic developments. It knows the ultimate strategic prize for the US is to contain the Chinese challenge to its global dominance.
China cannot accept such hegemony, as it cannot allow its own global economic influence to rest on American sufferance. Accordingly, it can no longer afford to ignore developments in the Middle East, which sooner or later will feed into the attitudes of other countries closer to China.
Pakistan is the largest country in the Muslim heartland — and the least influential for reasons that are tragically obvious. The fall of the Alawi military-based dictatorship, however, shows that once a regime forfeits the support of the people, its demise is only a matter of time. As David Hume long ago observed, the force of an awakened people is far greater than anything a military can muster.
The writer is a former ambassador to the US, India and China, and head of UN missions in Iraq and Sudan.
Firstly, the fact that with the fall of the Assad regime, the likely winding up of Russian military bases in Syria and Trump’s “hands-off” policy towards Syria, Russia may be able to pull its forces out of Syria and be in a much better position to regain the upper hand in Ukraine. This could restore the Minsk agreements, with Trump’s endorsement, as a basis for an end to the war there. This is still speculation, though, as Putin will not readily pay the price of distancing himself from Xi Jinping, as Trump might insist.
Secondly, and far more important, is the question of how China will respond to these dramatic developments. It knows the ultimate strategic prize for the US is to contain the Chinese challenge to its global dominance.
China cannot accept such hegemony, as it cannot allow its own global economic influence to rest on American sufferance. Accordingly, it can no longer afford to ignore developments in the Middle East, which sooner or later will feed into the attitudes of other countries closer to China.
Pakistan is the largest country in the Muslim heartland — and the least influential for reasons that are tragically obvious. The fall of the Alawi military-based dictatorship, however, shows that once a regime forfeits the support of the people, its demise is only a matter of time. As David Hume long ago observed, the force of an awakened people is far greater than anything a military can muster.
The writer is a former ambassador to the US, India and China, and head of UN missions in Iraq and Sudan.
Mehdipersian
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Hebrew Channel 14:
Israel completely destroyed more than 180 Syrian fighter jets
Israel completely destroyed more than 180 Syrian fighter jets
MMM-E
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TURKS take Anatolia from Eastern Roman Empire but not from ugly smelly PKK-YPG Terrorists
A few atheists-marxists monkeys can not steal Turkish-Arab lands for Israeli interests
Mero
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I would not want to be Erdogan now.
Erdogan is a popular leader after this. In demand. China, after Trump lost, was popular and powerful. Putin turned into the handler of China. Kissinger was already a handler and advisor. China was fooled to destroy their European belt and road with supporting Russian wars.
cia boardrooms are working and planning how put a cap on Turkey and Erdogan. To make them Anglo-Zionist, Russian puppets or ruin them.
Trump's extraordinary letter to Turkey's Erdogan: 'Don't be a tough guy'
Oct. 16, 2019
President Donald Trump wrote Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan an extraordinary letter warning him not to be "a tough guy" or "a fool" as his forces launched their attack on northern Syria, a White House official confirmed to NBC News.
"Dear Mr. President," the Oct. 9 letter began, "Let's work out a good deal! You don't want to be responsible for slaughtering thousands of people, and I don't want to be responsible for destroying the Turkish economy — and I will."
"History will look upon you favorably if you get this done the right and humane way," Trump wrote to Erdogan. "It will look upon you forever as the devil if good things don't happen. Don't be a tough guy. Don't be a fool!"
www.nbcnews.com
That letter from 2019 showed that Turkey has some independence from the Anglo-Zionists. Please have it grow, not shrink. The next few months and years are going to be very important to Turkey. Diplomacy to work with the global community and yet not be corrupted and not to be controlled.
Erdogan is a popular leader after this. In demand. China, after Trump lost, was popular and powerful. Putin turned into the handler of China. Kissinger was already a handler and advisor. China was fooled to destroy their European belt and road with supporting Russian wars.
cia boardrooms are working and planning how put a cap on Turkey and Erdogan. To make them Anglo-Zionist, Russian puppets or ruin them.
Trump's extraordinary letter to Turkey's Erdogan: 'Don't be a tough guy'
Oct. 16, 2019
President Donald Trump wrote Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan an extraordinary letter warning him not to be "a tough guy" or "a fool" as his forces launched their attack on northern Syria, a White House official confirmed to NBC News.
"Dear Mr. President," the Oct. 9 letter began, "Let's work out a good deal! You don't want to be responsible for slaughtering thousands of people, and I don't want to be responsible for destroying the Turkish economy — and I will."
"History will look upon you favorably if you get this done the right and humane way," Trump wrote to Erdogan. "It will look upon you forever as the devil if good things don't happen. Don't be a tough guy. Don't be a fool!"
'Don't be a tough guy': Trump's extraordinary letter to Erdogan
'Don't be a fool!' the letter reads. The president concluded by saying, 'I will call you later.'
www.nbcnews.com
That letter from 2019 showed that Turkey has some independence from the Anglo-Zionists. Please have it grow, not shrink. The next few months and years are going to be very important to Turkey. Diplomacy to work with the global community and yet not be corrupted and not to be controlled.
Kurds now control nearly 100% of the oil in Syria, over 50% of wheat production, and dominate the Euphrates. What are you gonna do to us? Online talk? Blah blah blah.
hodor
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You will disappear the day the US leaves the region.
Want to commit another ethnic cleansing? This time is different my friend. Free Free Kurdistan.
MMM-E
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ASSAD also was talking like this but we finished him in 12 days
Ravenman
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No, real Kurds would be loyal to Turkey - the only nation that defended them and gave them rights and saw them as equal and the only nation where Kurds are billionaires, millionaires, rockstars, moviestars, entrepeneurs, sportmans and politicians.
Kurds and Turks fought together on the same fronts for centuries and they intermarried with eachother. As a Kurd asking for a own state is like California declaring independency from the United States.
We are the real Kurds, i can speak and write my language till the last letter.
Those unibrow crypto-Armenian ‘Kurds’ from the PKK cant even speak Kurdish or Zaza. Their language is a heterodox hybrid form of Kurdish-Armenian with stolen parts of other languages, like the Ashkenazis in Israel who call themselves ‘Jews’ while they cant speak Hebrew but only Jiddish (German-made hybrid heterodox Hebrew).
Who the **** are they to decide what the Kurdish people deserve? Same goes for you.
Ravenman
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I dont believe he is Kurdish, only a Gasbara troll.
And if really is Kurdish, than we should blame his father for breeding.
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