Yes, I do support a military strike.
No, I do not support a military strike due to a lack of evidence.
No, I do not support a military strike regardless of the evidence.
Not sure.
Don't care.
As I recall, Assad senior and Gaddafi both had female brigades.
Eats, shoots, and leaves.
@Mayer
of course, but to say she died while preforming her "national duty" isn't a smart thing to say if you want to besmear enemies.
Last night, border troops of Turkey saw a group trying to enter Turkey illegally. The group/smugglers fired to the border troops; two dead soldiers and one wounded. Later, the group escaped back to Syria. The military announced it is estimated terrorists lost 6 dead at least. The military says the group belongs to PKK/PYD.
In tribute to concerned friends:
- You know nothing Jon Snow.
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Did you read my post. Those PKK/PYD smugglers killed two Turkish soldiers. What should Border Guard needs to do? Throw back roses?
And giving fire support to Salafies? It is very idiotic to claim that. Turkey does not give fire support to any one at Syria. I hope that those PKK scum and ISIS scum eliminate each other.
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- You know nothing Jon Snow.
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So shooting down that Syrian jet over Kasab as Chechen scum poured over from Turkey was throwing roses?
The common culture of a tribe is a sign of its inner cohesion. But tribes are vanishing from the modern world, as are all forms of traditional society. Customs, practices, festivals, rituals and beliefs have acquired a flut and half-hearted quality which reflects our nomadic and rootless existence, predicated as we are on the global air-waves.
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1. We are not discussing about Kasab.
About Kasab:
2. No Chechen or other "scum" poured to Kasab from Turkey. It seems your map reading skill is poor. Or do you think the people on the Turkish side have no phones to record and post it to the tube?
3. Turkish high command says they fired to Syrian plane when it is on Turkish side. I am sorry but I believe Turkish word over Syrian claims.
So, you are saying that PKK scum should have free to kill Turkish soldiers on border?
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- You know nothing Jon Snow.
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I don't know about this recent PKK incident but I'm generally critical of Turkey's role in Syria during the past few years, mainly because they have facilitated the rise of a salafi micro-state in Syria that isn't so micro any longer. And the Kasab pocket was not attacked from Turkey? Puh-leaze. I suppose they descended from the sky?
The common culture of a tribe is a sign of its inner cohesion. But tribes are vanishing from the modern world, as are all forms of traditional society. Customs, practices, festivals, rituals and beliefs have acquired a flut and half-hearted quality which reflects our nomadic and rootless existence, predicated as we are on the global air-waves.
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In tribute to concerned friends:
- You know nothing Jon Snow.
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So they walked around Kasab and attacked it from the north?
http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/secu...#ixzz38DCNo2ZTMehmet Ali Edipoglu, a member of the parliamentary Foreign Affairs Committee was in Hatay for a while to find out what was happening. He sent me an email: “We went to the villages of Gozlekciler and Candir as well as the Teknecik outpost. We were stopped by soldiers. We were upset by their warnings that our lives could be in danger. But in the areas they didn’t let us enter and even in the areas used by the soldiers, Syrian-plated cars were roaming about. According to information from villagers, thousands of fighters coming from Turkey crossed the border at at least five different points to launch the attack on Kassab. We ourselves observed dozens of Syrian- plated cars nonstop transporting terrorists and firing into the Syrian outpost from the military road between Gozlekciler village and our military base at Kayapinar.”
The common culture of a tribe is a sign of its inner cohesion. But tribes are vanishing from the modern world, as are all forms of traditional society. Customs, practices, festivals, rituals and beliefs have acquired a flut and half-hearted quality which reflects our nomadic and rootless existence, predicated as we are on the global air-waves.
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They did not come from Turkey? Pretty sad to see Turkey supporting Al-Nusra terrorists
In the early hours of 21 March 2014, rebel fighters led by the Al-Nusra front advanced from Turkish territory and attacked the Kasab border crossing with Turkey. The fighters reportedly crossed into Syria from the village of Gözlekçiler. Turkish MP Mehmet Ali Edipoglu, visiting the Turkish side of the border several days after the attack began, said locals told him that "thousands of fighters coming from Turkey crossed the border at least five different points to launch the attack on Kassab".[47][48]
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@wilpuri, @Aspasia,
It is a wonder all your sources points two articles of Al-monitor. And in them there is only same accusation from some Alawite villagers. It is very curious that, in the internet and video-recorder-phone age, no one did not record those huge people transfer with guns and technicals, and gasp! tanks? Considering the mentioned region IS the heartland of Turkish Arab Alawite citizens. Try harder please.
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- You know nothing Jon Snow.
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Here you go,
Source
Do you have any source (besides gov claims) that the rebels came from the east (idlib)?On the afternoon of March 20th, Turkish frontier guards began to leave their posts.“We observed these movements and understood that things were not normal and called the Syrian authorities, who said wait to see what will happen,” said Zarmik. Between 3.30am and 4am, the Syrians sent a group to investigate and a gunfight ensued.
Bombardment began from the Turkish side and insurgents invaded at 5.30am. Afraid they would be killed or taken hostage, the Armenians fled, some in their pyjamas.
“We did not close our doors or bring my pick-up,” Zarmik said. He squeezed his wife, three children, mother, mother-in-law and aunt into his car and drove to the edge of the enclave where the people of Kessab waited, hoping to go home.
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I actually saw footage of fighters walking past Turkish soldiers at the border. I have looked for it for like 45 minutes. Will try again later.
Also lol @ Ziya Gökalp. Self-hating Zaza loser.
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USA knew how to gain a victory, but not how to use it - F.J. Nepos
You will be ruled by either a crown, a clown, or a crook, and democracy assures that you won't get the first one.
Here's the Telegraph:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...rian-town.htmlTurkey facilitated an attack carried out by Islamist fighters against the Armenian town of Kasab inside Syria, eyewitnesses have told the Telegraph.
In an operation that was months in the planning, Turkish authorities gave rebel groups the mandate they needed to attack, allowing them access through a heavily militarised Turkish border post, whose location was strategically vital to the success of the assault.
"Turkey did us a big favour," said a Syrian activist with the rebel group, whose name the Telegraph knows but has been asked not to reveal. "They allowed our guys to enter from their border post.
"We needed to hit the regime from different sides and this was the only way from near the coast, so it was a big help."
So the Syrians are saying they came from Turkey, the "Syrian" rebels are saying they came from Turkey, a Turkish politician witnessed it himself and spoke about it, Wikipedia is saying they came from Turkey, eyewitnesses told Western and local media they came from Turkey.
Besides, Kasab is only one incident in the bigger picture of Turkish meddling in Syria.
Last edited by wilpuri; July 23, 2014 at 09:20 AM.
The common culture of a tribe is a sign of its inner cohesion. But tribes are vanishing from the modern world, as are all forms of traditional society. Customs, practices, festivals, rituals and beliefs have acquired a flut and half-hearted quality which reflects our nomadic and rootless existence, predicated as we are on the global air-waves.
ROGER SCRUTON, Modern Culture
Darkoush, Azmarin, Harem and Salkin to the islamic state of Al-Nusra
This war is going places
If they can hold this area the FSA in the north is going to have hard times
No maps for now but if Al-Nusra makes it own caliphate and FSA doesn't join it the guys from wikipedia has to make a new color to the map
454-480 Western Roman Politics (Article)
There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so. - W. ShakespeareWe (...) have converted the miracles of science into a chamber of horrors -R. Hull
USA knew how to gain a victory, but not how to use it - F.J. Nepos
You will be ruled by either a crown, a clown, or a crook, and democracy assures that you won't get the first one.