boomerang wrote:Paphitis wrote:boomerang wrote:But that's not what the article is really saying...the yanks actually got caught with their hand in the cookie jar...this is what the article is saying...
There is no way in hell turkey could have pull these stunts without orders from the yanks...where they differ is each one wants their own puppet in syria...
Yes ISIS is a manifestation of the US...
I did t read the entire article and don't intend to. I lose interest very quickly when I doubt the source.
Turkey can pull a number of stunts without any orders however, it seems evident that it can't continue to do so and as such has ceased using this as a means to marginalize the Kurds. I am assuming that this is what you are referring to.
They got dragged over the coals, and it is no coincidence that other countries are now operating within Syrian Airspace, namely France, Australia and Canada.
I reckon you read the article but you refuse to comment coz it goes contra to what you believe...the article nailed it...ISIS is a creation of the US simple as that...
I could only bear to read the first 2 paragraphs. The mere fact that this was a Russia Today article is enough for me to not take it too seriously.
Let's be realistic here. If they refuse to be Putin's mouthpiece, what do you think will happen to their journalists and to the network. This is a country where a few dozen journalists have mysteriously been whacked on the streets.
And you are right. I do not agree that the USA is responsible for ISIS. If that is the case, then why did they chew on the hand (USA) that fed them by attacking the Iraqis? They would have had it good if they would just do as they are told, not bight the hands that support them.
I'm afraid if we are to be accused of supporting a group in Syria, then it would be a lot more believable to say that the USA is responsible for the FSA which btw are also fighting against ISIS.