On October 10 2014 06:58 PiPoGevy wrote:
Turkey slaughtered over 3 million Christian innocence in WW1 and to this day denies it, what makes you think they will follow somebody else's perspective...
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On October 10 2014 05:30 ImFromPortugal wrote:
You haven't tried looking from the Kurdish perspective once since you got here.
On October 10 2014 05:18 pls no ty wrote:
Turkey declared they will accept every role which coalition would give to itself and PKK rejected Turkish interfere, they said they will see it as occupation if Turkish troops comes to Kobane.. SO ?
I dont get it, why would not Germans send troops. They are getting along well with Kurdish people than us. There are many armies who can do the same job, yet, they dont have problems with PKK.
Why are you guys trying to put Turkish soldiers in a crossfire between PKK and IS. There is no guarantee that PKK will not start attacking to our troops. Why it must be Turkish soldiers i dont understand? Arent we protecting our Kurdish border? We do. Did not we shell Syria when they shelled Kurdish regions, we did. Did not we open our borders to citizens of Kobane? They are all here already, town is almost empty?
So bro, tell me a reason for a Nato country to support a terrorist organization who may attack later on Turkey, again.. Better stay "neutral".
Remove islam bullshit, is not he right? Would you be caring this much guys? I dont think you were caring for us that much, while we were still a "good" Nato ally.
http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/five-people-including-two-police-officers-killed-in-two-turkish-cities.aspx?pageID=238&nID=72767&NewsCatID=509
> beg for help
> assassinate a police officer.
Try to look from our perspective, at least one time bro.
We are not being religious, trust me.
And Germany is one of the biggest countries in Europe who holds plenty of PKK HQ's.
http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/militarism-in-the-kurdish-diaspora-pkk-circumverts-ban-in-germany-a-514379.html
http://www.todayszaman.com/_turkey-puts-more-pressure-on-europe-to-curb-pkk-activities_261436.html
http://www.todayszaman.com/news-255168-german-austrian-reports-expose-pkks-structure-activities-in-europe.html
But i still want to be an ally with Germany. Relations can grow, if you come to a point where you mutually criticize each other to have a strong relationship.
On October 10 2014 04:42 heliusx wrote:
bro, you don't seem to understand what racism is.
if this was on our border we wouldn't be sitting on our thumbs.
On October 10 2014 04:33 pls no ty wrote:
bro, why dont you send your troops then.
these kind of racists posts should not be allowed, this may allow other users to do the same.
On October 10 2014 03:57 heliusx wrote:
What an embarrassment Turkey is... a NATO country...
What an embarrassment Turkey is... a NATO country...
bro, why dont you send your troops then.
these kind of racists posts should not be allowed, this may allow other users to do the same.
bro, you don't seem to understand what racism is.
if this was on our border we wouldn't be sitting on our thumbs.
Turkey declared they will accept every role which coalition would give to itself and PKK rejected Turkish interfere, they said they will see it as occupation if Turkish troops comes to Kobane.. SO ?
I dont get it, why would not Germans send troops. They are getting along well with Kurdish people than us. There are many armies who can do the same job, yet, they dont have problems with PKK.
Why are you guys trying to put Turkish soldiers in a crossfire between PKK and IS. There is no guarantee that PKK will not start attacking to our troops. Why it must be Turkish soldiers i dont understand? Arent we protecting our Kurdish border? We do. Did not we shell Syria when they shelled Kurdish regions, we did. Did not we open our borders to citizens of Kobane? They are all here already, town is almost empty?
So bro, tell me a reason for a Nato country to support a terrorist organization who may attack later on Turkey, again.. Better stay "neutral".
"While the ISIS terror organization is causing turmoil in the Middle East, there has been ongoing PKK terror in my country for the last 32 years, and yet the world was never troubled by it. Why? Because this terror organization did not carry the name 'Islam.'"
speech made by Erdogan.Remove islam bullshit, is not he right? Would you be caring this much guys? I dont think you were caring for us that much, while we were still a "good" Nato ally.
http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/five-people-including-two-police-officers-killed-in-two-turkish-cities.aspx?pageID=238&nID=72767&NewsCatID=509
police chief Atalay Ürker on Oct. 9 while he was inspecting businesses damaged during the protests against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), in which more than 20 people died two days ago. Ürker escaped the attack heavily injured, while two of his aides were killed.
> beg for help
> assassinate a police officer.
Try to look from our perspective, at least one time bro.
On October 10 2014 05:15 Nyxisto wrote:
Letting fighters cross the borders to join IS while letting the Kurds die and re-radicalising their own country?
On October 10 2014 04:42 heliusx wrote:
I don't want to eject Turkey from NATO. They serve a purpose.
On October 10 2014 04:41 xDaunt wrote:
Eh, as distasteful as Turkey's conduct has been, it would probably be short-sighted to simply eject them from NATO. Turkey is strategically situated around Russia's nuts, so we best keep them around for the time being.
That said, the growing riff between Turkey and the rest of the West is becoming painfully obvious. Turkey may simply have to go. If Kobane falls and there is a massacre, Turkey is going to be blamed.
On October 10 2014 03:57 heliusx wrote:
What an embarrassment Turkey is... a NATO country...
What an embarrassment Turkey is... a NATO country...
Eh, as distasteful as Turkey's conduct has been, it would probably be short-sighted to simply eject them from NATO. Turkey is strategically situated around Russia's nuts, so we best keep them around for the time being.
That said, the growing riff between Turkey and the rest of the West is becoming painfully obvious. Turkey may simply have to go. If Kobane falls and there is a massacre, Turkey is going to be blamed.
I don't want to eject Turkey from NATO. They serve a purpose.
Letting fighters cross the borders to join IS while letting the Kurds die and re-radicalising their own country?
We are not being religious, trust me.
And Germany is one of the biggest countries in Europe who holds plenty of PKK HQ's.
http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/militarism-in-the-kurdish-diaspora-pkk-circumverts-ban-in-germany-a-514379.html
http://www.todayszaman.com/_turkey-puts-more-pressure-on-europe-to-curb-pkk-activities_261436.html
http://www.todayszaman.com/news-255168-german-austrian-reports-expose-pkks-structure-activities-in-europe.html
But i still want to be an ally with Germany. Relations can grow, if you come to a point where you mutually criticize each other to have a strong relationship.
You haven't tried looking from the Kurdish perspective once since you got here.
Turkey slaughtered over 3 million Christian innocence in WW1 and to this day denies it, what makes you think they will follow somebody else's perspective...
The Ottoman Turks were not today's Turks.
You gonna blame Italy for Julius Caeser starving Gauls (French) at Alesia?