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[bill cobbett]

At the mo, Ocalan seems to be in charge, Pratto.

Anyways, The Incapable Davutoglu tries to pick his nose...and fails...

[bill cobbett]

Below is a picky being circulated on FB with claims that it shows a few Turkish Police giving ISIL/DAESH gestures in support of the disgusting extremists.

Is this true, Sordo...???

[Lordo]

feed the monkey boy.

[bill cobbett]

feed the monkey boy.

Oh... a gesture for you Fecko, from a brave and hot fighter, who's prepared to fight... unlike your gutless mates in what passes for an army in Turkey...

[miltiades]

"Turkey is ready to join a possible ground operation against ISIS, said the president. Once a reluctant partner, his remarks follow meetings with U.S. officials in New York. Turkey's parliament will vote later this week to authorize cross-border operations in Syria and Iraq."

Having had his arm twisted by the Americans, Turkish President now announces Turkish readiness to join the coalition. The Americans are happy, BUT, Turkish parliament has to approve first.

I will stick my neck out and say that Erdogan behind doors will influence a NO vote for Turkish action. I believe the Turkish parliament will vote against.

If Im wrong then be it, but I just can not see the Turkish parliament favouring action against their cousins, its a bit like GR and Vordo joining the coalition to fight their brothers !!

I just could not resist re posting my opening post. Yes I was wrong about Turkish vote but right in not believing that Turkish troops would take on their cousins.

Turkeys response to Coalitions requests for action falls on dead ears, she has moved the goal posts to serve her own interests. Not unless the removal of Assad becomes the goal of the coalition against the savages....

Turkey supports ISIS, she allowed them access into Syria, she will not fire a bullet against these barbarians.

[Jerry]

A Turkish spokesman, I think he was a retired admiral, said on BBC today that Turkey could not attack/invade a sovereign State without UN authority. He forgot to say that Turkey can, however, illegally occupy a sovereign State without UN authority. Bloody liars, bloody hypocrites and cowards too.

So you think that Turkey should attack/invade another sovereign state without UN authority, just because an organisation led by a bunch of psycopaths is commited to murdering innocent people?

Well it's quite happy to illegally occupy Cyprus without UN authority, Turkey's hypocrisy has no limits.

[Jerry]

A Turkish spokesman, I think he was a retired admiral, said on BBC today that Turkey could not attack/invade a sovereign State without UN authority. He forgot to say that Turkey can, however, illegally occupy a sovereign State without UN authority. Bloody liars, bloody hypocrites and cowards too.

you see double standards. terkey was invited to cyprus by our glorious megalomaniac president at the un of all places. how legal do you want to get ffs.

Invited - maybe, but not to kick all the GCs out of the north, occupy for 40 years and colonise - IDIOT!

[Tim Drayton]

DAESH supporters in Istanbul shown holding a prayer service to mark Eid a couple of days ago. No sign of any police intervention there!



http://www.cumhuriyet.com.tr/haber/turk ... lasma.html

[Tim Drayton]

Below is a picky being circulated on FB with claims that it shows a few Turkish Police giving ISIL/DAESH gestures in support of the disgusting extremists.

Is this true, Sordo...???

The police captured making similar gestures as they enter Ankara University's Cebeci campus to intervene against anti-genocide protesters:

[Tim Drayton]

Meanwhile, the brave people of Kobane still seem to be holding out. I wish there was there was more that I could do apart from hope. However, if DAESH are finally expelled from Rojova, this could prove to be a major turning point:

The US military on Thursday said it had carried out nine more air strikes near Kobane, damaging IS positions and destroying vehicles and buildings.
In a statement, the US said it was monitoring the situation in Kobane closely. "Indications are that Kurdish militia there continue to control most of the city and are holding out" against IS, it said.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-29555999