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World News See other World News Articles Title: Military & political progress: Syria Poster comments: LTW Yah , the professional Soldiers at the Pentagon knew all along that they were fighting on the wrong side , they hated it , Trump must be a Godsend for them . Yesterday , the Russian ,Turkish and American Army Chiefs met in Anatalya, looks like the CIA/Mosad goons are f*cked. LTW WellTony , Netanyahu is meeting with Putin on Thursday and Erdoghan is meeting with Putin on Friday , looks like all roads leads to Moscow, looks like Putin is holding all the Cards, just gays ago the Turkish prime minister said he won’t atank Manjib alone he wants the US and Russia with him . looks like Turkey is ssinging a different song, but you are right we need to know what all this is all about. Next week should be an interesting week. Looks like Putin’s strategy paid off – incorporate Turkey , hold their feet to the fire and expect much of them .This way ISIS supplies lines out of Turkey is screwed. Muslim Dude 1. The US pre-Trump (not sure what Trump and the faction that he seems to represents i.e industrialists wary of foreign adventurism and seeking to conserve the US’ economy) wanted to create a Kurdish state as an Israel v.2. In addition to Arab nationalism, Sunni nationalism, Shiite nationalism, Turkish nationalism, Iranian nationalism and Jewish nationalism in the volatile Middle east the US wanted to add Kurdish nationalism in the form of a Kurdish nationalist state. This state like Bosnia and Kosova in the Balkans, Israel in the middle east, Singapore in south east Asia would be pro-American and have a strong tie to the US. 2. Some would say that this is still important in US planning hence the US going out of their way to protect the SDF in Manbij by sending in troops there. On the other hand McCain visited Turkey recently and seems to have incited Erdogan against the Kurds. Whether this is indicative of a split in the US elite or the US being two-faced and playing divide and rule we can’t be sure but I (and I think most Syrpers) suspect it is the former. 3. The Turks are deeply scarred by their WW1 humiliation, division of their country and them coming to close being carved up, the Sevres Treaty, every Turkish child is taught about this and the Turks have a victim mentality, akin to the Israelis, and also similar to the Israelis they have a “Never again” mentality, i.e they’ll never permit the dissolution of their country again. This fierce Kemalist nationalism (though Kemalism is now virtually dead in Turkey in terms of how much power they have) and psycopathic fear of being destroyed is one reason they totally reject Kurdish nationalism. An independent Kurdish state in the middle east would be a precursor to more Kurdish separatism in Turkey, in their eyes. 4. However Turkey is friends with Barzani who they have patronized and view the KRG as a de facto Turkish satellite especially economically. There is enemity between Barzani and the PKK and their Syrian branch, the SDF a.k.a. YPG. 5. Turkish power in the middle east has waned with the Russo-Iranian partnership ensuring that including humiliating Turkey by making the Iraqis demand that they butt out of Iraqi affairs. A lot of people don’t realize how successful the Russo-Iranian alliance are and how clever and shrewd they are. However eliminating Turkish influence in Iraq – remember Iraq threatened Turkey, Europe’s biggest army and NATO’s second, with war, something they’d only dare to do with Russo-Iranian backing – is a major achievement. Especially considering the fact that the Turks have very little regard for international law and violate the borders of their neighbours e.g. Greece, Syria and Iraq as they feel, Though this has stopped now in Syria and Iraq due to Russia. The Turks viewed Syria and Iraq as ex-provinces which belonged to them for 400 years and believed that northern Syria and northern Iraq should either belong to them outright or in satellite states in a de facto confederacy with Turkish overlordship. The Turks said that the provinces of Aleppo, Mosul, Kirkuk were all ex-Turkish provinces and Turkey had interests their in their historical backyard, and Erdogan wanted to annex them out right or de facto annex them by controlling break away satellite Turkish states. He has failed. Neo-Ottomanism is dead. 6. In the medium-term the Kurds in Syria it seems prefer the somewhat more reasonable Syrian government to the more nationalistic anti-Kurdish Turks and are now working with them. The Syrians – probably with Russian influence – may have promised them some sort of autonomy as a trade off. 7. Erdogan is trying to make himself de facto dictator of Turkey with a new executive presidency in Turkey that is being put to a referendum next month. However Erdogan has many enemies in Turkey including: – Secular elites – Military – Gulenists and others. The Turkish military is also now very weak, and deliberately weakened due to Erdogan fearing they overthrow him. Erdogan is a maximalist, who plays power politics. He always goes for the maximum that he is able to get, and what he can’t e.g. due to the power of the opponent he backs off. Erdogan has also kicked the American nukes out of Incirlik and I’m not really sure what the Trump administration’s view of him as. Anyway overall the Russia-China-Iran-Iraq-Syria axis are winning whilst the US is in a political civil war and Erdogan is weak fearing another army coup at any time. FHTEX When Obama started the coup against Yanukovich in the Ukraine, Putin quickly moved to rescue his Baltic fleet and took over the Crimea without firing a shot. But he is more subtle this time, bringing Turkey slowly into Russia’s orbit after the CIA-led coup against Erdogan. He wants to keep his southstream pipeline on track, because that will eventually give him total control over the Ukraine. He also wants Turkey to break with the Chechen rebels, which were funded by the Gul camp using CIA assets. There is little doubt that the Pentagon is sick of the CIA now, and it is the generals and admirals who refused to allow Obama to bomb Syria over the false flag “sarin attack”. So, Putin is also working with the Pentagon to isolate his worst nemesis–the CIA and its jihadist sickos. . Putin is by far the greatest leader of the 21st century. If Trump can blow up the CIA and get rid of all its deep-state psychos, then he may in the end prove to be a close second. Mieszko I Click to flag and open «Comment Reporting» form. You can choose reporting category and send message to website administrator. Admins may or may not choose to remove the comment or block the author. And please don't worry, your report will be anonymous. Sorry, I’m not going to the let the ZioAmericans off the hook, by implying that there are “good” guys in the Pentagon. Where were these good guys during the first and second Gulf Wars, where were they when, Afghanistan and Libya got attacked. Where are they now when Yemen gets bombed ? If there were any good military leaders, they most certainly have been purged by Obama already. There are no good guys in the ZioAmerican war machine. Tatarewicz Wolfowitz was in control having side-lined the Pentagon with his special operations branch during Gulf Wars (with the under-the-table-blessing of the Israeli-controlled Congress). Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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