Turkey about to launch operations into northern Iraq

Turkey saved 500.000 of Kurds in the Gulf war, opening its' borders and looking after them spending its' limited financial sources to those who escaped from Saddam's massacre. And that guy who claims to be a boss or whatever in the northern iraq was one of them too. If it wasn't for Turkey's "charity" in sake of the "brotherhood", they'd all be "poor casualties" of Saddam, you'd barely notice on documentaries right now.

There'll be a time US will leave the region, sooner or later, but we will be around. So everybody should be wise on who to rely on. I think US is making a huge mistake supporting terrorism in that area. There are things more valuable than oil. Losing an ally who helped them all the way in the close history, we be trustable allies to those who has good intentions as we always did, but we be tough enemies too, history is out there. Don't confuse Turkey with some emirates whatsoever.

 

Kurds don't deserve their own country because they are a terrorist organization. When it comes down to it Turkey will go across the border, with or without US support. This will cause an awful mess in the region but Turkey must uphold national security.

 

Didn't know that 2year old kurd is a member of kurdish terrorist organization ....

 

What are you talking about?

 

Where is gtech with the commerical of the kurds thanking us for invading Iraq?

 

Don't worry, you'll see 100's of topics when the supported terrorism changes direction to opposite way, which always happens eventually.