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But Croatia is in the EU and people drink alcohol there. Their women walk around with their heads uncovered like slults. Dirty European nazis!![]()
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But Croatia is in the EU and people drink alcohol there. Their women walk around with their heads uncovered like slults. Dirty European nazis!![]()
I think if a no vote comes out of the referendum, there gonna be early elections.
True...coup attempt if succeeded turkey will collapse and same thing with referendum not because of CHP but the mentality of turkey will change to worse.So you will see ypg in north syria and religious debate will startIt was from Sputnik ! No me. BTW, all will see huge changes after April 16.
If HAYIR, (Türkiye could collapse)
I will think serious about emigrating to Croatia / Dalmatia.
There are many opportunities people are smart and polite.
The first country that would recognize Kurdistan as a state would be Israel. Hell, I think the only reason that U.S is interested in creating that state is for the security of Israel.
The first country that would recognize Kurdistan as a state would be Israel. Hell, I think the only reason that U.S is interested in creating that state is for the security of Israel.
I dont think so. This so called Kurdistan is landlocked (like Afghanistan), they don't have and strategic minerals that the U.S wants, And the U.S is almost energy independent and they don't need them for the Oil, so security of Israel is the only reason that comes into the mind.I doubt it. They would get a lot of bad publicity from that because it would be super hypocritical of them due to Palestine. It would also create a precedent that could bite them in the ***. Not to mention Turkey would cut off relations immediately. Not worth it. It would be better for them to use the Kurds surreptitiously.
US is only interested in creating chaos to keep everyone in the region weak. One of the main strategic goals of US foreign policy is to prevent regional powers from emerging (in the absence of a local regional power, the US is the only regional power).
Dude when you have an Achilles heel, you shouldn't creating conflicts with someone stronger that you who knows that vulnerable point and have the capacity to use that vulnerability against you.US is only interested in creating chaos to keep everyone in the region weak
Raqqa was about participation on coalition with the condition that ypg doesnt participate.I'm not sure why there were promises by politicians (or anyone for that matter) of Turkish forces taking Raqqa. In any scenario that would have meant crossing the US and SDF.
Raqqa was about participation on coalition with the condition that ypg doesnt participate.
Thats why Turkey isnt participating.Which doesn't exactly strike me as a realistic or probable course of action. The United States will stand by the YPG/SDF since they have delivered for them thus far. They demonstrated their commitment recently by upping their visibility alongside them.
An oppurtunity for Turkey may arise post Raqqa or even Inherent Resolve if the US decides to draw down significantly.
Thats why Turkey isnt participating.
I dont know to be honest, i dont understand most of our FP for the moment anyways.I know. My point is why there was any remarks or hopes of Turkey participating or even heading in that operation when there clearly was no chance of it happening from the outset.
Even when it is dead set many here on PDF in the last couple of pages have somehow convinced themselves that Raqqa is somehow possible.
I dont know to be honest, i dont understand most of our FP for the moment anyways.