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As I stated before in the "recent news thread"

Today, SDF snipers killed an unarmed Arab citizen in Hasakah city while he was selling vegetables near a petrol station.
The killings committed by the SDF are random and aims to instill fear and hatred within the Arab communities towards the kurds so that if the Arabs reached the boiling point and started retaliating, the SDF will immediately start crying and calling themselves "victims". That is why in The National news site, SDF commanders stated that they signed the deal to BUY TIME in order to find one way or another to portray the new Syriam govt as cruel barbarians and the SDF as freedom and democracy lovers

By the way, Iam 100% sure that this isnt something planned by the SDF or Qandil, this is 100% an Israeli plan to try and force the West to overthrow Al-Sharaa using whatever means they have. France is already pissed that Erdogan has 93% of Syria in his pocket

 

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Alarmism? No? 18 months ago Assad was in charge of lot of Syria, 6 weeks ago Donkeys were in charge of almost all oil , water and agriculture.
I don't know who is Sharaa but he has the support of the majority of fighting population. We could have seen it by massive enlistment in the liberated territories. I don't think that the West wants to destabilise Syria in such way. It brings not very much. They might leave a dormant problem, that's given, never the less, Kurds have no enough viable cards to play.
As soon as Israeli started their incursions in Syria, I said " Let's use Maximus Fabius strategy". Turkiye and Syria will remain, where they are now , but others can't remain where it is not their natural place. The best example is Iran.
Myself, I think that Turkish government, given the dealt cards, has played all this game marvellously.
To achieve victory, someone needs patience, persistence, endurance, clear goals and above all calmness and pragmatism. Showing any sort of weakness is almost catastrophic.
Alarmism doesn't bring anything, it actually destroys the core , doesn't fulfil any purpose then to help the enemy.
So , I don't understand what's the point?
 

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As I stated before in the "recent news thread"

Today, SDF snipers killed an unarmed Arab citizen in Hasakah city while he was selling vegetables near a petrol station.
The killings committed by the SDF are random and aims to instill fear and hatred within the Arab communities towards the kurds so that if the Arabs reached the boiling point and started retaliating, the SDF will immediately start crying and calling themselves "victims". That is why in The National news site, SDF commanders stated that they signed the deal to BUY TIME in order to find one way or another to portray the new Syriam govt as cruel barbarians and the SDF as freedom and democracy lovers

By the way, Iam 100% sure that this isnt something planned by the SDF or Qandil, this is 100% an Israeli plan to try and force the West to overthrow Al-Sharaa using whatever means they have. France is already pissed that Erdogan has 93% of Syria in his pocket


read Marco Polo's account of the zargos bandits. Nothing has changed.
 

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read Marco Polo's account of the zargos bandits. Nothing has changed.
I understand that nothing has changed and eventually these people will need " very special treatment", I get it. But in meantime, I personally believe that many good things have been done.
What many people demand can be only attempted by entirely different political system in Turkiye itself, for which people are not ready.
Talking how everything is always bad or suspicious or inadequate whatever for me brings total distrust between people and government, which in my opinion is unwarranted in many cases. Frankly it leads to some sort of predicament.
I see these days people talking a lot of about Epstein files, like they are onto winner. Well, I don't think so. In the end , for better or worse it broke the last vestiges of social, political and cultural cohesion in those societies with that Jews won once again. Also people ain't much better than those " elites".
Whatever people might say, Turkish government at their worst are million times better than those people at their best. It is pretty evident. Continuous complaints , whether justified or not bring you closer to those other degenerates.
Even if we read this thread from the begging,, we can notice that the situation is completely different but complaints are expectations remain pretty similar. It is completely paradoxal.
Turkiye has no oil to pay Jizziya , it is surrounded by pure filth. It is surrounded by the nations whose only reason D' etre is hate against Turkiye, no? And Turkiye has very few friends, it has been always like that, no?
Have they managed to subdue The Republic? No, they got beaten on many occasions, so a bit of perspective is truly welcomed.
 

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I understand that nothing has changed and eventually these people will need " very special treatment", I get it. But in meantime, I personally believe that many good things have been done.
What many people demand can be only attempted by entirely different political system in Turkiye itself, for which people are not ready.
Talking how everything is always bad or suspicious or inadequate whatever for me brings total distrust between people and government, which in my opinion is unwarranted in many cases. Frankly it leads to some sort of predicament.
I see these days people talking a lot of about Epstein files, like they are onto winner. Well, I don't think so. In the end , for better or worse it broke the last vestiges of social, political and cultural cohesion in those societies with that Jews won once again. Also people ain't much better than those " elites".
Whatever people might say, Turkish government at their worst are million times better than those people at their best. It is pretty evident. Continuous complaints , whether justified or not bring you closer to those other degenerates.
Even if we read this thread from the begging,, we can notice that the situation is completely different but complaints are expectations remain pretty similar. It is completely paradoxal.
Turkiye has no oil to pay Jizziya , it is surrounded by pure filth. It is surrounded by the nations whose only reason D' etre is hate against Turkiye, no? And Turkiye has very few friends, it has been always like that, no?
Have they managed to subdue The Republic? No, they got beaten on many occasions, so a bit of perspective is truly welcomed.

I guess what I'm saying is a donkey will always be a donkey. Expecting that donkey to become a lion is impossible. These zargos bandits have been of the same character for the past 1000 years.
 

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The dwarf that kept threatening Turkey
The moment he got caught, he started crying and stated the shahada, loool
This is the SDF; a bunch of bandits that were, are, and will remian nothing more than cave dwellers at their core


should have just put a bullet in the back of his head and be done with it. Nothing good can come from these snakes.

Probably the best thing that has come out of this syrian conflict is the entire region finally understands what bastards the PKK pigs truly are.
 

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Arabs don’t like them, Persians don’t like them, Turks don’t like, Europeans don’t like, Americans don’t like, nobody like these dogs. Thats why the are threatened like dogs .
 

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Arabs don’t like them, Persians don’t like them, Turks don’t like, Europeans don’t like, Americans don’t like, nobody like these dogs. Thats why the are threatened like dogs .

generally the entire region is sick of them and no one from the region buys all their victimhood bullshit anymore. Their seen as bandits, criminals and fraudsters.

Probably the most telling thing about their banditry is that despite all the billions in oil revenue, all the money from the americans and europeans. They invested no money into the actual communities they occupied. They left them to live in shit.

"the most effective fighting force" the zionist/anglo-american satan worshiping pedo cabal had the world beliving.
 

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Recent news/rumors in Syria:
After the brutal oppression campaign against Arabs didnt provide the necessary reaction which the PKK was waiting for, they have prepared a list for terms for the complete integration with government forces.
The items of the deal are so ridiculous that you can feel them either trying to stall for a loooong time or that Qandil and Barzanis are intentionally trying to break the deal

🔺️4 internal security centers in Hasakah and 2 centers in Qamishli will be handed over to manage citizens' transactions
🔺️Qamishli Airport will be reopened under Asayish guard and managed by civilian employees from the Syrian Civil Aviation Authority
🔺️Employees will be sent to oversee the Semalka crossing while it remains under Asayish protection
🔺️Rmelan oil wells will be reopened with personnel from the Syrian Oil Ministry, while remaining under Asayish security authority, with a portion of production allocated to "Hasakah Development," managed by QSD
🔺️QSD military forces will withdraw to Amuda, Al-Malikiyah, Derbasiyah, and Ain al-Arab, transforming into 4 brigades administratively affiliated with the Ministry of Defense and receiving their salaries from the ministry
🔺️Asayish will remain in all areas currently under QSD presence, including Hasakah and Qamishli, and will handle security management of those areas
🔺️Name and lists of Asayish members will be handed over so their salaries can be paid by the Syrian Ministry of Interior
🔺️The Syrian flag will be raised across the entire governorate
🔺️A comprehensive prisoner exchange process
🔺️Internal security elements are committed to staying within security perimeters in Hasakah and Qamishli, with Asayish securing any supplies they need
🔺️Internal security elements will have no security authority inside Qamishli and Hasakah Joint checkpoints between internal security and Asayish will be established across the entire Ain al-Arab countryside, while a QSD military brigade deploys inside the city of Ain al-Arab


The terms of this deal are ridiculous! They still havent changed at all. They are indirectly trying to enforce their authority and autonomy on the Syrian state no matter what. They still believe they are priviliged to act as if they are the owners of the land.

The Syrian army should just launch a new military operation and be done with it
 

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Arabs don’t like them, Persians don’t like them, Turks don’t like, Europeans don’t like, Americans don’t like, nobody like these dogs. Thats why the are threatened like dogs .
This is too optimistic and your subjective view. Europeans and Americans love them. In Switzerland they are even paying piano lessons for the children of ex PKK militants who are unemployed and providing them an annual holiday budget. I think same bs in other European countries. As long as they hate us, Turks, many countries including Arab and Persian ones will support and symphatize with them. The hatred against Turks is very strong. You must know this from Germany. In ZDF show they counted Türkiye along with some others as a Rogue State. This is the sad reality.
 

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Recent news/rumors in Syria:
After the brutal oppression campaign against Arabs didnt provide the necessary reaction which the PKK was waiting for, they have prepared a list for terms for the complete integration with government forces.
The items of the deal are so ridiculous that you can feel them either trying to stall for a loooong time or that Qandil and Barzanis are intentionally trying to break the deal

🔺️4 internal security centers in Hasakah and 2 centers in Qamishli will be handed over to manage citizens' transactions
🔺️Qamishli Airport will be reopened under Asayish guard and managed by civilian employees from the Syrian Civil Aviation Authority
🔺️Employees will be sent to oversee the Semalka crossing while it remains under Asayish protection
🔺️Rmelan oil wells will be reopened with personnel from the Syrian Oil Ministry, while remaining under Asayish security authority, with a portion of production allocated to "Hasakah Development," managed by QSD
🔺️QSD military forces will withdraw to Amuda, Al-Malikiyah, Derbasiyah, and Ain al-Arab, transforming into 4 brigades administratively affiliated with the Ministry of Defense and receiving their salaries from the ministry
🔺️Asayish will remain in all areas currently under QSD presence, including Hasakah and Qamishli, and will handle security management of those areas
🔺️Name and lists of Asayish members will be handed over so their salaries can be paid by the Syrian Ministry of Interior
🔺️The Syrian flag will be raised across the entire governorate
🔺️A comprehensive prisoner exchange process
🔺️Internal security elements are committed to staying within security perimeters in Hasakah and Qamishli, with Asayish securing any supplies they need
🔺️Internal security elements will have no security authority inside Qamishli and Hasakah Joint checkpoints between internal security and Asayish will be established across the entire Ain al-Arab countryside, while a QSD military brigade deploys inside the city of Ain al-Arab


The terms of this deal are ridiculous! They still havent changed at all. They are indirectly trying to enforce their authority and autonomy on the Syrian state no matter what. They still believe they are priviliged to act as if they are the owners of the land.

The Syrian army should just launch a new military operation and be done with it
This is what I have been saying all along. Don‘t do half-made things. You won‘t get real benefits if you don‘t take the last decisive step. Even if US imposes sanctions again, this last step should have been taken. Instead Arab countries could have helped Syria initially. After some time, the world would have moved and YPG forgotten. Now they will keep the candle burning, which is not good. There is no free lunch in this world so if we want a good outcome we should be ready to bear the costs.
 

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Yeh Europeans, especially performative leftist westoids love pkk/ypg/kurd klux klan because they have a warped romanticised idea of what these organisations are, whilst simultaneously being racist enough to believe these groups represent all kurds. They bought into the feminist, socially democratic, fight for self determination propaganda. Even better that they cause problems for turks, in their eyes.

But don't call them racist.
 

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❗American forces left the Al-Tanf base in Syria. Reuters

US forces have evacuated the al-Tanf military base in eastern Syria and relocated troops stationed there to Jordan, two sources aware of the matter said on Wednesday.

The al-Tanf base is strategically located in the tri-border area of Syria, Jordan and Iraq. It was established in 2014 as a key hub for operations by the global coalition against ISIS militants.

 

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This is too optimistic and your subjective view. Europeans and Americans love them. In Switzerland they are even paying piano lessons for the children of ex PKK militants who are unemployed and providing them an annual holiday budget. I think same bs in other European countries. As long as they hate us, Turks, many countries including Arab and Persian ones will support and symphatize with them. The hatred against Turks is very strong. You must know this from Germany. In ZDF show they counted Türkiye along with some others as a Rogue State. This is the sad reality.
They give a damn f*** on them. Nothing but an useful tool. No common sense. No ethically relatives. No religiously point in common. No common values. No political common (communism vs capitalism). They even not share civility or culture values. 13yr old illiterate girls married cousin, where she will never leaves kitchen or bedroom, to get 8 babys. And the boy earn money with drug traffic, and cry 24/7 biji biji biji...
 

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They give a damn f*** on them. Nothing but an useful tool. No common sense. No ethically relatives. No religiously point in common. No common values. No political common (communism vs capitalism). They even not share civility or culture values. 13yr old illiterate girls married cousin, where she will never leaves kitchen or bedroom, to get 8 babys. And the boy earn money with drug traffic, and cry 24/7 biji biji biji...
Are you aware of what french state affairs minister and gov spokesman said? They are indispensable allies and france is indebted to kurds by blood and other bs… This by risking to alineate Türkiye at a time Europe needs it most. So somehow their interests are more aligned with kurds. Unfortunately we are still not in a position to defy France openly.
 

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Are you aware of what french state affairs minister and gov spokesman said? They are indispensable allies and france is indebted to kurds by blood and other bs… This by risking to alineate Türkiye at a time Europe needs it most. So somehow their interests are more aligned with kurds. Unfortunately we are still not in a position to defy France openly.
They are not even allied to their European counterparts like that 😂

France has only one ally. France. No European country, maybe Greece/Cyprus, are very allied with France. Heavy weights like Germany or Italy „don’t like“ France. USA hates France to the bones from the beginning and today more than ever. Russia don’t like them, China don’t trust them.. and so on and on…
 

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Are you aware of what french state affairs minister and gov spokesman said? They are indispensable allies and france is indebted to kurds by blood and other bs… This by risking to alineate Türkiye at a time Europe needs it most. So somehow their interests are more aligned with kurds. Unfortunately we are still not in a position to defy France openly.
The french can talk whatever they want, they have no power here. Stop shitting your pants, or are you larping?
 
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