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INTERVIEWER: “Why did you revoke John Bolton's security clearance, sir?”

TRUMP: “Because I think that was enough time. You get a job, You want to do a job. We're not going to provide security for people for the rest of their lives. Why should we?

I thought he was a very stupid person but I used him well because every time people saw me walk into a meeting with John Bolton standing behind me, they thought he was going to attack them for being a warmonger.

He was the one who, together with Cheney and a few others, got us involved, convinced Bush, convinced him to blow up the Middle East, which was a terrible decision. We blew up the Middle East and we left.

We didn't get anything out of it, just a lot of deaths. We killed a lot of people and John Bolton was one of them, a true stupid man.”


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Bolton was always a fucking warmonger bigot. Someone who should be hanged.
 

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Someone pls help me understand this. Are our special forces involved? Are they fighting as well? If yes, why is the stalemate? Are our UAVs involved? If yes, why is the impact so low? Or are we helping just very little to remain obscured? SNA is losing too many brave fighters. We should be more present otherwise no proxy will fight for us in the future. We should show them we have the balls. This stalemate not good for our reputation we should at least clear west of Euphrat clearly and decisively very soon.
 

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INTERVIEWER: “Why did you revoke John Bolton's security clearance, sir?”

TRUMP: “Because I think that was enough time. You get a job, You want to do a job. We're not going to provide security for people for the rest of their lives. Why should we?

I thought he was a very stupid person but I used him well because every time people saw me walk into a meeting with John Bolton standing behind me, they thought he was going to attack them for being a warmonger.

He was the one who, together with Cheney and a few others, got us involved, convinced Bush, convinced him to blow up the Middle East, which was a terrible decision. We blew up the Middle East and we left.

We didn't get anything out of it, just a lot of deaths. We killed a lot of people and John Bolton was one of them, a true stupid man.”


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Bolton was always a fucking warmonger bigot. Someone who should be hanged.

Don't be fooled, the Americans know the rest of the world see them as warmonger criminals, so to pretend their not going to be that anymore they gave us a total establishment figure to play the rebel. He's the same shit as the neo-cons. Its no more then perception management. Remember this fucking moron trump was threatening Turkiye with war over the PKK, when erdogan called his bluff the same kunt made a call to putin and handed the regions over to him instead of Turkiye. When it comes to geopolitics especially concerning our region, politics in the west is just theatre. They do what the deeply entrenched security/intelligence appartus wants them to do. And if they don't they would have never ever gotten to such a position where they could run for president let alone win it. The game is rigged, always has been.
 

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INTERVIEWER: “Why did you revoke John Bolton's security clearance, sir?”

TRUMP: “Because I think that was enough time. You get a job, You want to do a job. We're not going to provide security for people for the rest of their lives. Why should we?

I thought he was a very stupid person but I used him well because every time people saw me walk into a meeting with John Bolton standing behind me, they thought he was going to attack them for being a warmonger.

He was the one who, together with Cheney and a few others, got us involved, convinced Bush, convinced him to blow up the Middle East, which was a terrible decision. We blew up the Middle East and we left.

We didn't get anything out of it, just a lot of deaths. We killed a lot of people and John Bolton was one of them, a true stupid man.”


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Bolton was always a fucking warmonger bigot. Someone who should be hanged.
The current US president calls him War Criminal! A reason to put him into a court.
 

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Someone pls help me understand this. Are our special forces involved? Are they fighting as well? If yes, why is the stalemate? Are our UAVs involved? If yes, why is the impact so low? Or are we helping just very little to remain obscured? SNA is losing too many brave fighters. We should be more present otherwise no proxy will fight for us in the future. We should show them we have the balls. This stalemate not good for our reputation we should at least clear west of Euphrat clearly and decisively very so

Someone pls help me understand this. Are our special forces involved? Are they fighting as well? If yes, why is the stalemate? Are our UAVs involved? If yes, why is the impact so low? Or are we helping just very little to remain obscured? SNA is losing too many brave fighters. We should be more present otherwise no proxy will fight for us in the future. We should show them we have the balls. This stalemate not good for our reputation we should at least clear west of Euphrat clearly and decisively very soon.
Things are moving according to plan I guess, the SDF is stuck at Karakoza bridge, and Tishrin dam, with a dilemma of being not able to withdraw, they need to keep the momentum and reinforce and carry out the intensity, if they withdraw turkey could go for the route, and may get completely overhauled against a big army like turkey, since they have to bring in reinforcements, their defences are very weak in other areas like the arabs dominated areas, when the Arab factions switch side, they can easily take over and Hts goes in and fills the void, as it is happening already.
 

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Türkiye will not launch an operation until the conditions are in the desired level, just like the day we expelled Assad, Iran and Russia from Syria. We are currently having fun with the PKK. To win the war, it is not enough to be brave and strong, but also to be smart and cunning.
 

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PKK is slowly losing control over oil and gas fields.

Perhaps thats the trade off for holding tisrin damm.

These two are the same events. SDF gave control of the oil fields there to the government. Oil fields here were already under Assad control before November. As far as I could see, there was no fighting involved.

and then targeting their own with drones
I don't think there is any proof for that claim.
 

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Someone pls help me understand this. Are our special forces involved? Are they fighting as well? If yes, why is the stalemate? Are our UAVs involved? If yes, why is the impact so low? Or are we helping just very little to remain obscured? SNA is losing too many brave fighters. We should be more present otherwise no proxy will fight for us in the future. We should show them we have the balls. This stalemate not good for our reputation we should at least clear west of Euphrat clearly and decisively very soon.

TSK is fighting Sdf indirectly. TSK is like a Tiger or a Crocodile its waiting for the perfect time to strike and buying its time.

Sdf will crack under pressure and its nothing without the Usa.
 

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TSK is fighting Sdf indirectly. TSK is like a Tiger or a Crocodile its waiting for the perfect time to strike and buying its time.

Sdf will crack under pressure and its nothing without the Usa.
I think this process is lead by USA. This indirect involment from our side is bad news. We should have liberated Kobani before any political talks. Now they have upper hand. They attack Manbij daily and get away with it.
 

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This tweet gives an explanation to the extensive tunnel network around the tisrin damm area.

Another tweet I saw said there hadn't been much movement the past week and PKK has managed to gain control of some areas that were close to being lost.
 
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