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Now we know who they are,should be easy.So, after these dogs got smashed in Syria, Türkiye should deal with the terror symphatisants inside the Country.
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Now we know who they are,should be easy.So, after these dogs got smashed in Syria, Türkiye should deal with the terror symphatisants inside the Country.
You see,first this so called deal then root out the rotten eggs and destroy themIndeed, the terms of the new deal are much better than the one in MArch 10 one. I was afraid of some bad scenarios (and still don't like PKK getting away alive), given all my past disillusions. And the fact that Barrack, Barzani, and Abdi met in Erbil. But now I think they were probably planning to transfer PKK rats from Syria to Nord Irak to possibly unite with PJAK and use them against Iran.
I guess because it wouldn't change shit, it's done.So,why do you guys think Israel is silent?
So,why do you guys think Israel is silent?
I think they knew from the beginning they had no future. No sociologic or historical background, just bunch of thugs etc. May be, just may be they hoped SDG to become pain in the neck for us.So,why do you guys think Israel is silent?
You know you know.NOjava period.
I had a great few days, but when you stop and think about it, a question inevitably comes to mind:
If this issue were really so easy to resolve, why haven’t we already eliminated the organization’s leadership starting with Kandil and all its hideouts once and for all?
It makes one wonder whether the state sees the YPG/PKK as a kind of “useful bacteria,” something that keeps the army and the nation alert and mobilized.
Are we trapped inside a dangerous political theater, or am I simply overthinking it?
Questions… questions.
What are they gonna do? Bark like a dog?So,why do you guys think Israel is silent?
I don't know about that, I think when you have American Congressman talking " Religious War" , then you should understand what is the score and how much and how far at the certain moment, things can be pushed.NOjava period.
I had a great few days, but when you stop and think about it, a question inevitably comes to mind:
If this issue were really so easy to resolve, why haven’t we already eliminated the organization’s leadership starting with Kandil and all its hideouts once and for all?
It makes one wonder whether the state sees the YPG/PKK as a kind of “useful bacteria,” something that keeps the army and the nation alert and mobilized.
Are we trapped inside a dangerous political theater, or am I simply overthinking it?
Questions… questions.