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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Kikapu » Sun Oct 13, 2019 7:47 pm

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Maximus wrote:US President Donald Trump has promised to work with both parties in Congress to hit Turkey with “powerful sanctions,”

Trump tweeted on Sunday.

“Treasury is ready to go, additional legislation may be sought. There is great consensus on this. Turkey has asked that it not be done. Stay tuned!”

This all reminds me when the USA gave Saddam the green light to invade Kuwait back in 1991 before getting half a million allied soldiers together to kick Saddam out of Kuwait and destroying his military power at the same time. :wink:

Let see if history is about to repeat itself, except it may well be Erdogan this time.

you are taking it out of context. saddam attacked oil fields and was told to pull back and he refused.

terggy on the other hand has attacked a bunch of carrot fields. they are not of the same value to the west. in fact 20 miles seems to have been agreed by the american for the advance of the terggish army and the american soliders have pulled back 20 miles and parked their jeeps waiting for their terggish commanders to arrive and even have the kettle on for a bit of terggish tea. i think it is demli cay they prefer. where is the problem in that?


The point is, Saddam believed in the Green light he received from the Americans before going into Kuwait for what ever the reasons were for him to go into Kuwait. Yes, Saddam believed Kuwait was once part of Iraq and wanted it back. Of course, oil fields in Kuwait played a part in Saddam wanting Kuwait back. Not much different than Erdogan believing Syria should belong to Turkey in one way or the other. Same situation regarding Cyprus too. Erdogan wants to take back all the land the Ottomans stole from others and eventually forced to give it back after WWI.

All I'm saying is, Erdogan can replace what happened to Saddam in a heartbeat if and when the West decides to do the same to Turkey as they did to Iraq, except not on Turkey's soils, but on Syrian's soil, just because of NATO membership which Turkey enjoys it's protection. However, on Syrian soil on flat land stretching 20 mile deep and 500 miles long, those A-10's would have a field day destroying anything and everything Turkey brings into that zone across it's border.
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Lordo » Sun Oct 13, 2019 7:51 pm

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Maximus wrote:Blah blah blah, insults insults and more insults.

"Erdogan, during a news conference on the Syria offensive publicly called out Akinci for his comments saying the Turkish Cypriot leader had gone beyond his limits and needed to know his limits."

Because he is a puppet.

Bye.

ang on a mo me oll china. was it not you who claimed akinci was erdogan's mouth piece. like hell he is and you still don't get it.

as to trump if i told you once i told you a thousand times. what ever they decide puplicly it is for mushrooms like you cause you like darkness and bullshit. in the background they will take care of the old worforce, he is doing fine implementing ameigano policies and interests


He is/was erdogans mouth piece,

Thats how puppets work.

Now Tatar sauce is going to discuss his resignation on Monday because the puppet master in Ankara is having none of it.

He wants a new puppet.

Akinci might become a fugitive to avoid Erdo's brainless lynch mob.

Akinci will be seeking refuge in and among the people he wants to be separate from in the RoC and begging them for forgiveness.

What a state of affairs a?

Also on Sunday, Turkish Cypriot ‘prime minister’ Ersin Tatar joined in the chorus saying Akinci’s views did not reflect those of the Turkish Cypriots and raised the question of whether he would ask the ‘ruling party’ to request Akinci’s resignation. He said he would discuss the issue with them on Monday in an extraordinary session.

i got news for tatar 60% of tcs reflect his views.
is this what you are refering to?
when tatar goes to the toilet he will let you know when to wipe his arse too. who gives a shit what he will discuss with ubp and what he will ask the president. tcs voted for him and tcs will remove him and i hope tatar stands against him assuming that he stands for election of course.

here is the man who the tcs do not share the same view.
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby yialousa1971 » Sun Oct 13, 2019 7:54 pm


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#Breaking: Just in - An official statement from the Syrian Arab Army "#SAA" to enter the Syrian cities of #Manbij and #Kobani, and says we will fight every Turkish terrorist backed groups and their Turkish soldiers and thrive them back from where they came from in #Turkey.


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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Pyrpolizer » Sun Oct 13, 2019 8:57 pm

Here's the full story about what Akinci said and how Turkey responded:
https://ahvalnews.com/turkey-cyprus/tur ... ish-cyprus
Surely Akinci sometimes is brave enough to kick Turkey a little, but watching what he is doing regarding the Cyprob he is a puppet indeed as Maximus said. Just like Talat he cannot do a single move without getting the approval of Ankara.
Heck he spent over a year to agree with Anastasiades on just a 3 liner document how to restart the negotiations, he then went to Ankara to get their approval just to come back empty handed one more time. No matter how good his intentions are, unfortunately he can do nothing.
How any Cypriot can ever expect a solution under these conditions is beyond me.

The only way is for the TCs to get their fate in their own hands. Their standard of living is already very near to that of the GCs. THEY DON'T NEED TURKEY's FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE ANYMORE. Time to start ignoring her and time to do what they want. If they really want a solution then that's just down the corner.
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Lordo » Sun Oct 13, 2019 9:21 pm

Pyrpolizer wrote:Here's the full story about what Akinci said and how Turkey responded:
https://ahvalnews.com/turkey-cyprus/tur ... ish-cyprus
Surely Akinci sometimes is brave enough to kick Turkey a little, but watching what he is doing regarding the Cyprob he is a puppet indeed as Maximus said. Just like Talat he cannot do a single move without getting the approval of Ankara.
Heck he spent over a year to agree with Anastasiades on just a 3 liner document how to restart the negotiations, he then went to Ankara to get their approval just to come back empty handed one more time. No matter how good his intentions are, unfortunately he can do nothing.
How any Cypriot can ever expect a solution under these conditions is beyond me.

The only way is for the TCs to get their fate in their own hands. Their standard of living is already very near to that of the GCs. THEY DON'T NEED TURKEY's FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE ANYMORE. Time to start ignoring her and time to do what they want. If they really want a solution then that's just down the corner.

more bullshit. at least make some effort as to why akinci is not agreeing to start the talks
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Maximus » Sun Oct 13, 2019 9:22 pm

Turkey targeting Kurdish civilians.

At least 10 dead, which includes foreign journalists and 74 are reportedly injured

This afternoon, the convoy of civilians, which headed from Qamishlo and Tal Tamer to the city of Serekaniye [Ras al-Ain], was bombed by Turkish occupation aircraft.

Turkish troops have also shelled US special forces during the conflict in northern Syria, according to American officials. US officials are reportedly split over whether the shelling was a mistake or a deliberate attempt to pressure the Americans into leaving the war zone where Turkey is attacking the Kurds.

1,000 Islamic State members also broke out of Kurdish prisons over the weekend, sparking fears of an uprising and increasing terror fears across Britain and the rest of Europe.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-new ... d-20572844
https://www.rudaw.net/english/middleeas ... /131020193

Some "peace operation".

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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Lordo » Sun Oct 13, 2019 9:26 pm

more like spring onion.
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Lordo » Sun Oct 13, 2019 9:33 pm

Kikapu wrote:
Lordo wrote:
Kikapu wrote:
Maximus wrote:US President Donald Trump has promised to work with both parties in Congress to hit Turkey with “powerful sanctions,”

Trump tweeted on Sunday.

“Treasury is ready to go, additional legislation may be sought. There is great consensus on this. Turkey has asked that it not be done. Stay tuned!”

This all reminds me when the USA gave Saddam the green light to invade Kuwait back in 1991 before getting half a million allied soldiers together to kick Saddam out of Kuwait and destroying his military power at the same time. :wink:

Let see if history is about to repeat itself, except it may well be Erdogan this time.

you are taking it out of context. saddam attacked oil fields and was told to pull back and he refused.

terggy on the other hand has attacked a bunch of carrot fields. they are not of the same value to the west. in fact 20 miles seems to have been agreed by the american for the advance of the terggish army and the american soliders have pulled back 20 miles and parked their jeeps waiting for their terggish commanders to arrive and even have the kettle on for a bit of terggish tea. i think it is demli cay they prefer. where is the problem in that?


The point is, Saddam believed in the Green light he received from the Americans before going into Kuwait for what ever the reasons were for him to go into Kuwait. Yes, Saddam believed Kuwait was once part of Iraq and wanted it back. Of course, oil fields in Kuwait played a part in Saddam wanting Kuwait back. Not much different than Erdogan believing Syria should belong to Turkey in one way or the other. Same situation regarding Cyprus too. Erdogan wants to take back all the land the Ottomans stole from others and eventually forced to give it back after WWI.

All I'm saying is, Erdogan can replace what happened to Saddam in a heartbeat if and when the West decides to do the same to Turkey as they did to Iraq, except not on Turkey's soils, but on Syrian's soil, just because of NATO membership which Turkey enjoys it's protection. However, on Syrian soil on flat land stretching 20 mile deep and 500 miles long, those A-10's would have a field day destroying anything and everything Turkey brings into that zone across it's border.

america can't fire on terggish soldiers gavole, unless of course it is freindly fire. why on earth would the ameicanos come to the aid of the kerds now that they have switched to the syrian side. are you kidding me?
do you smoke anything?
what ever it is I need some too.

while we are on the subject the americans have started their attack on the terggish forces.

evacuating 1000 troops out of harms way.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-50034802
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Kikapu » Sun Oct 13, 2019 9:51 pm

No, not smoking anything. Over the last few years the relationship between Erdogan/Turkey and the West has gotten worse and worse. Forget about the Kurds for now. It is about the West vs. Turkey and the Kurds can be used as the reason to destroy most of Turkey’s military hardware as well as send Erdogan packing politically. All the West has to do after a while is to tell Turkey to leave NE Syria unconditionally because of all the human rights violations the Turks are causing on the Syrians (Kurds). Of course Erdogan will tell the West to go fuck themselves and after few more bravado statements by Erdogan , the West will start hitting the Turks in Syria. This would be a carbon copy to what happened to Saddam and Iraq in Kuwait. Under this scenario, Cyprus too might face similar consequences for Turkey and the West.
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Pyrpolizer » Sun Oct 13, 2019 9:54 pm

Lordo wrote:
Pyrpolizer wrote:Here's the full story about what Akinci said and how Turkey responded:
https://ahvalnews.com/turkey-cyprus/tur ... ish-cyprus
Surely Akinci sometimes is brave enough to kick Turkey a little, but watching what he is doing regarding the Cyprob he is a puppet indeed as Maximus said. Just like Talat he cannot do a single move without getting the approval of Ankara.
Heck he spent over a year to agree with Anastasiades on just a 3 liner document how to restart the negotiations, he then went to Ankara to get their approval just to come back empty handed one more time. No matter how good his intentions are, unfortunately he can do nothing.
How any Cypriot can ever expect a solution under these conditions is beyond me.

The only way is for the TCs to get their fate in their own hands. Their standard of living is already very near to that of the GCs. THEY DON'T NEED TURKEY's FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE ANYMORE. Time to start ignoring her and time to do what they want. If they really want a solution then that's just down the corner.

more bullshit. at least make some effort as to why akinci is not agreeing to start the talks


I know the pretext. Absolute Political equality at every level and every position and every decision plus rotating Presidency imish
Who is going to pay all those people to vote per group of 5 how much paper and how many pens they will buy?
You want more pretexts?
All GC refugees back to their homes.
All settlers back to Turkey
Varoshia back to their owners as per UN resolutions IMMEDIATELY.
Turkey to stop drilling in our seas.
You want a thousand more?
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