Cyprus-Forum.com

[Lordo]

She said, lets remember here, the people we are fighting today, we funded. which bit of this did you not understand. which part of this is no admission. what ever you are taking, i'll ave some, know what i mean.

[Paphitis]

She said, lets remember here, the people we are fighting today, we funded. which bit of this did you not understand. which part of this is no admission. what ever you are taking, i'll ave some, know what i mean.

No she did NOT!

Her statement was no such thing but was taken out of context by the conspiracy theorists. She stated that it was America's fault because of their reluctance to fund opposing rebels.

You always make these statements with nothing to back it up with because nothing exists.

[Tim Drayton]

Volker Kauder, chairman of the CDU/CSU parliamentary group and often referred to as Angela Merkel’s right-hand man, has criticised Turkey for its inaction against DAESH, and says that they can no longer rule out arming other groups apart from the peshmerga in the fight against this genocidal band, including the PKK.

(Interview in German:)
http://www.spiegel.de/politik/deutschla ... 97263.html

[Lordo]

and of course when thousands more people are killed in the area, it will be the terks that are barbaric band not the angels of death who supply the weapons from the west. may they all rot in hell.

[kurupetos]

and of course when thousands more people are killed in the area, it will be the terks that are barbaric band not the angels of death who supply the weapons from the west. may they all rot in hell.

Then Hellas will take over...

[Paphitis]

It looks like the cutthroats are on the retreat. Coalition bombing is having a dramatic effect on their capability and the YPG are now in control of 80% of Kobani. The YPG is the first defeat of DAESH, if this continues, and marks an important turning point in the fight against the cutthroats.

As Tim saira, this defeat sends a powerful message and you can only imagine the possible dissent within the cutthroat's ranks. It will also raise morale within the ISF and A reverts as they prepare their offensives against cutthroat held Iraqi Towns.

[Tim Drayton]

More signs that the West is realising that it will get nowhere in the fight against DAESH by cooperating with the Islamofascist kleptocrats (whom they helped to install) in Ankara:

In policy shift, US opens direct talks with Syrian Kurds

The Obama administration acknowledged Thursday that a U.S. official for the first time met with a representative of a Syrian Kurdish political party that’s closely linked to a group on the U.S. terrorist list.

State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said a U.S. diplomat met with a counterpart from the main Kurdish political party in Syria – the Democratic Union Party, better known by its Kurdish acronym as the PYD – to discuss the U.S.-led fight against the Islamic State. The PYD’s militia is engaged in fierce battles with the Islamist extremists, especially near the town of Kobani along the border with Turkey.

The direct talks are a sign of the shifting alliances created by the rise of the Islamic State.

http://www.newsobserver.com/2014/10/17/ ... irect.html

[Tim Drayton]

The experiences of a young British man with a military background who tried to cross from Turkey and join the fight to prevent another Srebrenica from happening:

https://twitter.com/joansalihi/status/5 ... 1860275200

[Tim Drayton]

Apparently the Turkish regime has agreed to a request from the leader of the autonomous Kurdish region in north Iraq, Mesut Barzani, for peshmerga forces and aid to be allowed to cross into Kobane from Turkey.

http://www.cumhuriyet.com.tr/haber/duny ... riyor.html

[Paphitis]

More signs that the West is realising that it will get nowhere in the fight against DAESH by cooperating with the Islamofascist kleptocrats (whom they helped to install) in Ankara:

In policy shift, US opens direct talks with Syrian Kurds

The Obama administration acknowledged Thursday that a U.S. official for the first time met with a representative of a Syrian Kurdish political party that’s closely linked to a group on the U.S. terrorist list.

State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said a U.S. diplomat met with a counterpart from the main Kurdish political party in Syria – the Democratic Union Party, better known by its Kurdish acronym as the PYD – to discuss the U.S.-led fight against the Islamic State. The PYD’s militia is engaged in fierce battles with the Islamist extremists, especially near the town of Kobani along the border with Turkey.

The direct talks are a sign of the shifting alliances created by the rise of the Islamic State.

http://www.newsobserver.com/2014/10/17/ ... irect.html

There is a major development in that Australia too had the Peshmerga, YPG and PKK on the terrorist list.

They have been removed from that list and had to be because the Australian SAS is deploying to provide the Peshmerga with tactical training. This was done a long time ago just prior to a RAAF Galaxy Heavy Lift landing at a Peshmerga controlled Aerodrome in order to deliver Russian made weapons which were sourced from another country (still have not been able to verify who).

It's about time the US took them off the terrorist list as well!!!! Idiots!!!