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Zero problems with neighbors revisited!

Alarmed at the world turning against Turkey, Davutoglu lashed out saying that Turkey has never supported radical, terrorist groups in a speech yesterday...

http://www.turkiyenewspaper.com/Politic ... roups.aspx

But it has always been Erdogan’s dream of a greater Islamic Turkey covering the entire ME and beyond into Europe if possible; and ISIS is Erdogan’s vehicle to accomplish that dream thanks to Davutoglu his architect.

ISIS was the brainchild of Davutoglu… the architect of the greater Islamic Turkey who mysteriously announced the “zero problems with neighbors” policy some 5 years ago.

At the time many people did not understand Davutoglu’s “zero problems with neighbors” policy but now it is clear that what he meant was…

Upon the establishment of the Islamic caliphate there cannot possibly be any problems with neighbors for Turkey, as all her “neighbors” will be ONE under the greater Islamic Turkey and taking orders directly from Ankara with Erdogan at the helm!

The grand architect Davutoglu had it all figured out long ago while the rest in the region were asleep…

[Lordo]

this is the most stupid thing i have ever read. if terrgy wanded to create an islamic state in the region they would make erdogan the kalifate, why make some unkown arab the kalif.

gavole mavre ehasesda bale gr uimmu.

[Maximus]

re lordo

Erdogman will declare himself as the kalif of turdgay after "zero problems without any neighbors" davudogpoo has finished his genocide in Syria; but not before the doner kebab machine gets installed in his new palace.

stratejik derinlik!

[Lordo]

mavroyerimo naminis, ise delya ksigollizmene gavole mavre sheytannar bulsun seni.

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ISIS-Turkey List

1. Turkey Provides Military Equipment to ISIS

2. Turkey Provided Transport and Logistical Assistance to ISIS Fighters

3. Turkey Provided Training to ISIS Fighters

4. Turkey Offers Medical Care to ISIS Fighters

5. Turkey Supports ISIS Financially Through Purchase of Oil

6. Turkey Assists ISIS Recruitment

7. Turkish Forces Are Fighting Alongside ISIS

8. Turkey Helped ISIS in Battle for Kobani

9. Turkey and ISIS Share a Worldview


http://www.huffingtonpost.com/david-l-p ... 28950.html

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With friends like Turkey, who needs enemies?

After its reluctance to confront Isil, Ankara is proving to be a very unreliable Nato ally.
For a country that is supposed to be a pivotal Nato ally, Turkey sure has a strange way of showing loyalty to its friends in their hour of need.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldne ... emies.html


Turkey does not regard ISIL as bad enemy: Analyst
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/381641.html

Former ISIS member calls Turkey an ‘ally’ in fight against Kurds
http://rt.com/news/203395-turkey-isis-ally-kurds-syria/

[Nikitas]

I read some of Davut's "Strategic Depth". The most amazing thing about that book is the servile attitude it brought about in some commentators. Amazing that none of them commented on the paradox of a hated former imperial power winning the hearts and minds of its former subjects. None asked simply "how". The Bulgarian massacres of the 1870s, the Armenian genocide, the Romanian slaughter, were all going to be forgotten and all these people, along with the Arabs who really cannot stand Turks, were going to kiss ass the self appointed new emperors. Naturally the doctrine of strategic depth, along with the zero problem policy failed.

Turkey might be a big nation, but is essentially irrelevant to her neighbors. Economically the little that it does offer comes at a high political cost. Culturally most neighbors would rather be dead than turk-like. Strategically its contribution is less than zero, since the only threat most neighbors face is from Turkey itself and not some third common enemy.

Davut and Erdo will have to shut themselved in one of the one thousand rooms of the palace (bigger than anyone else's) and have a rethink.

A good book for them to read is "How to win friends and influence people" by Dale Carnegie, a perennial best seller.

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[Kikapu]

Turks in general suffer from Superiority and Inferiority complexes, and usually both at the same time!

[Lordo]

your comment makes as much sense as we have come to expect from you.