All these jokes about anti-semitism and Mein Kampf are great, but jokes aside.
This is our country and our Island. Turkey has been where Israel sends their tanks and other military gear for repair. They have had a long running partnership involving an exchange of "services". Most notably, Israel has been using it's weight to lobby for turkish causes worldwide - including, but not limited to:
- Cypriot reunification
- Oil pipeline issues - routes going through the Caucasus
- Armenian genocide recognition worldwide
- Blocking EU and UN resolutions against turkey in relation to their treatment of Kurds (by proxy of the US)
This is just in the past 2 years that I have seen on the news. Breaking ties with turkey puts israel alone in the hostile Middle East where most of their neighbors don't believe they belong.
The REAL questions on this turk-jew fallout are:
- How long can they survive alone in that region? Turkey is militarily the strongest M.E. country
- How does this fallout affect US-turk relations?
- How do US-israel relations affect the ongoing military partnership allowing US bases on turkish soil?
- Will turkey breaking ties with israel create a more unified M.E.?
- How long before military repairs pile up? Who will do the grunt work of cheaply maintaining Israeli equipment?
- How long before the aforementioned questions become a big enough issue for jews and turks to put their differences aside?
- What does it mean for OUR country when they start spooning each other again?
Turkey is a large country. The Occupied North is cheaper for tourists so the handful of jews no longer spending money there won't make much of a difference, especially when there are still Cypriot residents willing to cross the border for better deals. That being said... everyone knows jews love their money, so will encouragement from our new "ally" have much of an effect on where their tourists go when it's so much cheaper in the north?
What does it mean for OUR country when they finally start spooning eachother again?That is the
key question. Israel doing a 180 would leave Cyprus hanging in a bad way. We have already seen what the EU is willing to do to us on the occupation issue - f**k all. They have tried rushing us to deal with the issue, trying to make us give up our rights - even though turkey is TECHNICALLY invading EU soil. Greece is in a bigger mess with their dumbass approach to their finances.
In this relationship, the ONLY "friend" we will have is israel. This country is inconsequential on the International scale, so our neighbors who hate us for this deal won't be too quick to take us back. We may be burning bridges that would take a long time to repair - if that's even possible.
But hey.... i'm not trying to force anyone to adopt my opinions. I've just seen what getting in bed with jews has done to other countries - from "reading some newspapers" as
Hermes so nicely suggested. For starters... they got the US to spends trillions and risk their safety and stability in this ongoing "war on terror" which wouldn't even exist if they hadn't marginalized Arabs on their own soil and armed Israel to commit genocide in Palestine & Lebanon.
