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„I believe I can fly. I believe I can touch the sky.”
I mentioned before, Jacobin Cult. Once , someone understand history and ideology of these people, it is always easy to spot them.
This kind must be eliminated to the root as soon as the opportunity arises.
Woooow
It seems that after Trump's recent statement about him not caring about the SDG, the PKK has resorted to one of its final cards to play; i-e, blackmailing Erdogan!
It will be the greatest test for Erdogan's loyalty to Turkey at the moment. Will he remain a patriot, on the expense of him facing a possibility of losing the next election, and do what the current CHP's policies couldnt do? Or will he strike a deal to solidify his upcoming election race by putting the 10% DEM votes in his pocket?
This is an indirect way of Mazloum Abdi telling Erdogan: You save our asses, we will vote for you in the next election"
Translation:
🔺️We want a permanent ceasefire with Turkey.
🔺️We have no one else to seek refuge from except Turkey
🔺️If we reach an agreement with Turkey, we are ready to work in accordance with Turkey's interests.
Only stating facts,no action no nothing.Hakan Fidan laid the bare facts to all
He stated that western nations knew of SDF's true nature long ago and yet still aided them to indirectly threaten Turkey and Syria
Translation:
Hakan Fidan: "As clear as 2+2 equals four"
The issue of the SDG's connection to Kandil is something that astonishes us as well when it's occasionally treated by counterparts, especially Western ones, as if it were some newly discovered piece of information. In other words, this is information as clear as 2+2 equals four.
We've been saying from the very beginning that our biggest problem with the SDG is precisely this.
The authentic coming together of Syrian Kurds to form a movement unique to the Kurds in Syria, aimed solely at resolving problems within Syria, of course has a connection to Syria.
We are a civilized, developed country; we know what the boundaries are for certain countries in resolving their internal issues. But everyone knows that's not the case here.
In other words, it's a very well-known reality that an organization with claims, organization, and actions in four countries has an extension in Syria called the SDG, or the YPG. Therefore, anyone who goes to negotiate on behalf of the SDG is fully aware that nothing will come to fruition without approval from Kandil.
This is one of the things that keeps complicating matters a bit, but even so, our hope is that the March 10 Agreement is implemented as soon as possible to ensure stability in the country.
Can't stand this never ending yap.Only stating facts,no action no nothing.
There's quite a bit of activity inside but it needs to look as an internal issue for Syria at the moment. We're not just watching.Only stating facts,no action no nothing.
Cant do anything as long as the US still has the desire to protect the PKKCan't stand this never ending yap.
Test some bombs on these dogs drop a couple hundred GAZAPs. If Russia or the Usa had this problem right at their border, they would talk less and bomb a lot more. But we all know you need a proper leader for that.
There are unconfirmed reports from kurdish sources that the PKK/SDF has succeeded in convincing the US to create a buffer zone between the Syrian govt and the PKK/SDF. The buffer zone will run along the contact line and will divide Syria into the area controlled by the govt and the Jazira semi-autonomous region controlled by fhe SDF!
While many are questioning the validity of such rumours, there are videos of US army vehicles moving towards Deir Hafer to start the formation kf the buffer zone
Cant do anything as long as the US still has the desire to protect the PKK
Lindsay Graham has just recently tweeted that he trusts the kurds more than the Turks and Syrians in combating ISIS! This is an indirect way of saying that the PKK is more in line with American interests than Turkey and the new Syrian govt