Turkey to fast-track draft bill approving troop deployment in Qatar: Officials

[JKangoroo]

No, it was actually Billions.

Look at the history dumbass !!! Yes millions!! arabs maked 70-80 % of ottomans population turks were just 10 -20 %

 

[Hell NO]

Are you related to royal family in some way? Otherwise I cant understand you would support your government for this action which is solely caused by Qatari support to populist movements which threatens despotic monarchies.

Dude Qatar is despotic monarchy

Qatar is smart state unlike saudi sheeps which prevent arab-iran war is total destruction for our region.
lets look may america protect your kingdom

Said the guy with American bases in his country

 

[Azadkashmir]

ita all bout the donmeh zohars.

 

[JKangoroo]

ita all bout the donmeh zohars.

Shut up and talk like a human being

 

[Hell NO]

Lol... 6 days war

Don't compare the armies of the sixties to the armies of today as the Israel's have acknowledged in 73 just a few years latter.

 

[Saif al-Arab]

This won't have any significance whatsoever. Qatar is a tiny country with a native population of around 320.000 people. It will always be at the mercy of KSA and the GCC. Neither Iran nor Turkey are capable nor willing to alter this permanent power imbalance in KSA's favor.

The only relevant party here is the US for obvious reasons. Most importantly the 2 existing US bases in Qatar. If they give a green light for a regime change or for continued pressure (that will cripple Qatar eventually - they have already been feeling the heat tremendously) to continue in order to change certain Qatari policies that those nations disagree with, this will occur. There will be no ifs here at all. Those who think so are truly deluded.

Anyway I am sure that this dispute will be solved diplomatically as eventually it is in Qatar's foremost interests not to have a hostile relationship to their neighbors and those that they share the most with on every front by far and those whose present and future they are fully connected to.

In fact Turkey (or rather Erdogan) has the most to lose here. They either stick with tiny Qatar 100% but this will alienate the 100 times bigger market which is the other GCC states let alone much of the Arab world (Egypt in particular) that has a similar stand on Qatar. It's another political own goal by Erdogan, I am afraid, which is sad as KSA and Turkey has no reason to be enemies outside of trolling on online forums and chest jumping from Arabs and Turks alike. Erdogan is incredibly naive if he thinks that hostile interference (taking one side over the other) n a internal GCC matter won't have consequences.

I think that KSA or another country should open a military base in either bankrupt Greece (which already has a lot of Arab investment), Georgia, Armenia or Cyprus. NATO opening that regional base in Kuwait and recent political developments would not be a hindrance rather the opposite. Or somewhere in Northern Iraq or Syria. Kurds would be begging for serious GCC/Arab support. There are tons of options in case of hostile acts. As I said I would consider this a very bad development as our real enemy (Mullah's) are what we should focus on but if forced to, this might be the end result.

Dude Qatar is despotic monarchy


Said the guy with American bases in his country

Some of the Turkish users here on PDF are very funny on this front. Quite surreal in fact. Anyway some of their reactions should be a wakeup call for some of the Arab sheep that think that they are our very close brothers and sisters. Sure, many of them are but not such people. Such people are quite clearly anti-Arab yet they are defending an Arab country (Qatar) and people who are the exact same like people in KSA. Comical stuff. Attacking Arabs but "defending" an Arab state (Qatar) at the same time. I hope that the average Qatari realizes that the "support" that they receive is not out of love but solely geopolitical interests. Such "crisis" should once again have taught the average Arab man and woman that they should only count on each other and not create internal divisions. Sadly it seems that whatever is going on, our leaders don't understand this currently which is why Saudi Arabians and Qataris stand together despite this ongoing diplomatic crisis. Which, if you ask me, is the most important thing here.

 

[Sloth 22]

whom are you people supporting in this mess

Our only concern is that oil and natural gas keeps coming to our ports....

 

[Hindustani78]

http://www.thehindu.com/news/intern...troop-deployment-to-qatar/article18912606.ece

Mr. Erdogan also approved another accord between Turkey and Qatar on military training cooperation late on Thursday.
President Tayyip Erdogan has approved legislation on deploying Turkish troops in Qatar, signalling support for the Gulf state as it faces isolation imposed by fellow Arab states over its alleged support for terrorism.

Turkey's Parliament pushed through the bill on Wednesday and Mr. Erdogan's rapid approval of it, announced by his office late on Thursday, was followed by its publication in the Official Gazette on Friday, completing the legislative process.

Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain and Egypt severed relations with Qatar on Monday, accusing it of supporting Islamist militants and their arch-adversary Iran - charges Qatar calls baseless. Several countries followed suit.

Qatar vowed on Thursday to ride out the isolation and said it would not compromise its sovereignty over foreign policy to resolve the region's biggest diplomatic crisis in years.


Mr. Erdogan also approved another accord between Turkey and Qatar on military training cooperation late on Thursday. Both bills were drawn up before the dispute erupted. Turkey has also pledged to provide food and water supplies to Qatar.

Mr. Erdogan has said isolating Qatar would not resolve any problems. Mr. Erdogan, who has long tried to play the role of a regional power broker, said Ankara would do everything in its power to help end the regional crisis.

Turkey has maintained good relations with Qatar as well as several of its Gulf Arab neighbours. Turkey and Qatar have both provided support for the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and backed rebels fighting to overthrow Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

The bill did not specify how many troops would go nor when.

 

[Hell NO]

That's the flag of Bahrians you idiots

 

[SouI]

That's the flag of Bahrians you idiots

No it is not. Reported for trolling the thread.

 

[Saif al-Arab]

No it is not. Reported for trolling the thread.

Are you sure?

This below is the Bahraini flag:



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Bahrain

This below is the Qatari flag:



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Qatar

Are you still sure?

I am afraid, no trolling here, that the average AKP voter, in particular those on that photo, can't even pinpoint Qatar on a world map. They don't look too smart to me and them waiving the Bahraini flag is a confirmation of this suspicion.

 

[SouI]

Are you sure?

This below is the Bahraini flag:



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Bahrain

This below is the Qatari flag:



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Qatar

Are you still sure?

I am afraid, no trolling here, that the average AKP voter, in particular those on that photo, can't even pinpoint Qatar on a world map. They don't look too smart to me and them waiving the Bahraini flag is a confirmation of this suspicion.

I am not AKP supporter and you are the one mistaking the flags. That one is a Qatari flag not Bahrain.

Count the triangles.

 

[Fenasi Kerim]

This won't have any significance whatsoever. Qatar is a tiny country with a native population of around 320.000 people. It will always be at the mercy of KSA and the GCC. Neither Iran nor Turkey are capable nor willing to alter this permanent power imbalance in KSA's favor.

The only relevant party here is the US for obvious reasons. Most importantly the 2 existing US bases in Qatar. If they give a green light for a regime change or for continued pressure (that will cripple Qatar eventually - they have already been feeling the heat tremendously) to continue in order to change certain Qatari policies that those nations disagree with, this will occur. There will be no ifs here at all. Those who think so are truly deluded.

Anyway I am sure that this dispute will be solved diplomatically as eventually it is in Qatar's foremost interests not to have a hostile relationship to their neighbors and those that they share the most with on every front by far and those whose present and future they are fully connected to.

In fact Turkey (or rather Erdogan) has the most to lose here. They either stick with tiny Qatar 100% but this will alienate the 100 times bigger market which is the other GCC states let alone much of the Arab world (Egypt in particular) that has a similar stand on Qatar. It's another political own goal by Erdogan, I am afraid, which is sad as KSA and Turkey has no reason to be enemies outside of trolling on online forums and chest jumping from Arabs and Turks alike. Erdogan is incredibly naive if he thinks that hostile interference (taking one side over the other) n a internal GCC matter won't have consequences.

I think that KSA or another country should open a military base in either bankrupt Greece (which already has a lot of Arab investment), Georgia, Armenia or Cyprus. NATO opening that regional base in Kuwait and recent political developments would not be a hindrance rather the opposite. Or somewhere in Northern Iraq or Syria. Kurds would be begging for serious GCC/Arab support. There are tons of options in case of hostile acts. As I said I would consider this a very bad development as our real enemy (Mullah's) are what we should focus on but if forced to, this might be the end result.

Some of the Turkish users here on PDF are very funny on this front. Quite surreal in fact. Anyway some of their reactions should be a wakeup call for some of the Arab sheep that think that they are our very close brothers and sisters. Sure, many of them are but not such people. Such people are quite clearly anti-Arab yet they are defending an Arab country (Qatar) and people who are the exact same like people in KSA. Comical stuff. Attacking Arabs but "defending" an Arab state (Qatar) at the same time. I hope that the average Qatari realizes that the "support" that they receive is not out of love but solely geopolitical interests. Such "crisis" should once again have taught the average Arab man and woman that they should only count on each other and not create internal divisions. Sadly it seems that whatever is going on, our leaders don't understand this currently which is why Saudi Arabians and Qataris stand together despite this ongoing diplomatic crisis. Which, if you ask me, is the most important thing here.

KSA challenging Turkey he says LOL our focus is on Iran he says LOL I love the false sense of pride, considering Arabs have the almost worst record in war.

Turkey has made it clear as crystal, what has KSA done? NOTHING, accept it. And Qatar has already given KSA the middle finger.

KSA supporting Kurdistan is normal, your all a part of same Zionist plan. So build a base anywhere, bring your Sudanese mercenaries to.

 

[Saif al-Arab]

KSA challenging Turkey he says LOL our focus is on Iran he says LOL I love the false sense of pride, considering Arabs have the almost worst record in war.

Turkey has made it clear as crystal, what has KSA done? NOTHING, accept it. And Qatar has already given KSA the middle finger.

KSA supporting Kurdistan is normal, your all a part of same Zionist plan. So build a base anywhere, bring your Sudanese mercenaries to.

Are you sure? The same Arabs that ruled most of the Muslim world for 1000 years and whose legacy is the Arab world and who created 3 of the 11 largest empires in the world, more than any other ethnicity in the top 15? Hilarious stuff.

Don't you have a military base in KRG (Barzanistan) yourself that Erdogan is supporting? Are you not a NATO member? Don't you host a US base? Don't you have open relations with Israel? Your likes are a living joke. Only uneducated or ignorant people here buy your likes "arguments". It's crystal clear.

Yes, let us see if the superpower Qatar will prevail with a non-altered policy. I would be willing to bet 10.000 USD that they will.

Why do I have a suspicion of you being a false-flagger troll? Joined this Tuesday and all of your posts have been obsessing about Arabs. How cute.

I am not AKP supporter and you are the one mistaking the flags. That one is a Qatari flag not Bahrain.

Count the triangles.

The color is wrong unless I have become blind. However you are right when it comes to the triangles after taking a closer look.

 

[-SINAN-]

I am not AKP supporter and you are the one mistaking the flags. That one is a Qatari flag not Bahrain.

Count the triangles.

Arabs don't even know, their sister county's flag yet bad mouthing us.....

Thank you bro. This post made my day.