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[miltiades]

This mental defective prick, chock- full of SCATA, displays all traits of his illness. A psychopath utterly who is impotent in recognizing how blatantly ludicrous his perverted views are.

As we all know he has never met the woman who gave birth to him. His father ought to have "pexi moutchio " rather than produce such a lunatic deplorable dimented garbage like him.

[Get Real!]

This mental defective prick, chock- full of SCATA, displays all traits of his illness. A psychopath utterly who is impotent in recognizing how blatantly ludicrous his perverted views are.

As we all know he has never met the woman who gave birth to him. His father ought to have "pexi moutchio " rather than produce such a lunatic deplorable dimented garbage like him.

Who is WE?

You and your cat?

[Tim Drayton]

Agreed!

I have concerns.

These Turkish Troops will need to be on a very short leash and I fear for the Kurds.

I can't see Turkey playing to the rules here.

With IS forces attempting to take the Kurdish region of Syria just now, they are very close to the Turkish border. A couple of days ago one of their missiles actually landed just inside Turkey and the Turkish army fired one back in retaliation at the place where the first missile came from. Turkey could easily be given a valid excuse for becoming engaged, should it so wish.[/quote]

I believe they have many valid excuses, but it's their motives I do not trust and what they potentially could do.[/quote]

Perhaps, but the point is if they have a legitimate case under international law to take military action of their own accord rather than being part of the alliance, then no leashes will come into play, long or short.

[Cap]

:lol:

Loved the show as a kid in SA.

[Paphitis]

Perhaps, but the point is if they have a legitimate case under international law to take military action of their own accord rather than being part of the alliance, then no leashes will come into play, long or short.

Yes well luckily that they have declared that they will join the coalition and therefore those leashes will come into play.

Unilateral action by Turkey is something I fear. Can't let this bulldog get ahead of itself.

[Tim Drayton]

Perhaps, but the point is if they have a legitimate case under international law to take military action of their own accord rather than being part of the alliance, then no leashes will come into play, long or short.

Yes well luckily that they have declared that they will join the coalition and therefore those leashes will come into play.

Unilateral action by Turkey is something I fear. Can't let this bulldog get ahead of itself.

A spokesman from Turkey's ruling AKP was interviewed on the BBC Today radio programme this morning about whether Turkey will send in ground troops - there will be a vote in this in the Turkish parliament this week - so the possibility is being taken seriously.

[Tim Drayton]

On Saturday night/Sunday morning, more than ten ISIL missiles hit a village in Turkey close to the Syrian border, injuring three people.

[miltiades]

" there will be a vote in this in the Turkish parliament this week - so the possibility is being taken seriously."

Highly unlikely that Turkey will send troops to fight their cousins !

[Tim Drayton]

" there will be a vote in this in the Turkish parliament this week - so the possibility is being taken seriously."

Highly unlikely that Turkey will send troops to fight their cousins !

I agree that it is paradoxical, but history is full of paradoxes. If ISIL shells keep coming over the border Turkey will eventually be forced to react and if ISIL captures the Kurdish region of Syria around Kobane - which I hope they don't - who can guarantee that they might not actually attack Turkey - they seem mad enough to do anything.

[Tim Drayton]

It is reported that a missile fell 1 km inside the Turkish border at 12.20 today, and the Turkish army fired a missile back in response.