Disaster in the Making

[LupusDei]

The same people who called our southern border immigration disaster a "manufactured crisis" are calling the situation in Syria a "genocide"/"ethnic cleansing". The reason why; political manipulation.

Well. Per the original plan, Turkey was taking over roughly half of actually habitable areas of the Syria's Kurdistan where roughly two million Kurds live (among others), and settle there up to four million refugees form Syria they currently hold, predominantly Arabs. The irregular units Turkey use as frontline fighters are jihadists not much better that the ISIS. You can call that however you like, but it was apparently planned to be major ethnic engineering project.

Due to Russian intervention the actual scale of the operation will likely be much more limited, but I'm sure Erdogan and Putin will reach some mutually satisfying agreement. Since for Putin the whole situation is rather pleasant birthday present, it shouldn't be too difficult.

 

[BotanyBoy]

Last year, the comrade's fortune purportedly came from "Bitcoin", this year it's "property flipping". Next year it will probably be "CBD oil"
#Trendy

Rob lies some more....he just can't stand it.

Making some money in bitcoin doesn't mean I made all or most my money from it.

Doesn't mean it's the only place I can make money.

Get with the program Rob.....
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Nonsense little comrade. Just because I make fun of your situational 25% Asian heritage (which only pops up when you wish to play the "racial victim" card), doesn't make me h8 all Asians.

My ethnicity isn't situational.

And no it doesn't, but your racial slurs and white nationalism do.

Unlike you, me love Asian women long time! YOU'RE the one who proudly claimed that "Asian women make your skin crawl" (and then scratched your unibrow in confusion when LTR refused to join your anti-Rob jihad despite your near-continuous blurt begging last month).

So spare us your self-loathing and projection.

Yes, for dating preferences.

Oh I didn't scratch my brow....I figured LTR for a self loathing lefty who would gladly chum it up with an overt bigot like yourself as long as he was as much of an anti-American socialist as she is.

 

[suurfer]

No

Unlike you, me love Asian women long time! YOU'RE the one who proudly claimed that "Asian women make your skin crawl" (and then scratched your unibrow in confusion when LTR refused to join your anti-Rob jihad despite your near-continuous blurt begging last month).

So spare us your self-loathing and projection.

Actually:

I don't read often the "What are you fuckers reading" thread.

But on one occasion when I did, I saw you make a general racist inuendo about East Asians, right after LTR's post. Which upset her.
She looks mainly after herself, but that doesn't mean she condones your racist comments.

 

[RobDownSouth]

Trump just broke with 70+ years of nuclear protocol and publicly admitted that 50 US nuclear weapons are currently based in Turkey.

Wow.

 

[jaF0]

Trump is parroting Vladimir Putin's talking points as he defends pulling US troops from Syria
Business Insider | Wed Oct 16, 2019 20:01 UTC

President Donald Trump has been embroiled in a firestorm of controversy in Washington over his decision last week to abruptly yank out US troops from northern Syria. In a White House press conference Tuesday, many of his arguments mirrored talking points ...

What else would a Putin Parrot do but parrot Putin?

 

[IrezumiKiss]

Trump just broke with 70+ years of nuclear protocol and publicly admitted that 50 US nuclear weapons are currently based in Turkey.

Wow.

https://media1.tenor.com/images/26451d2f5263cfd3d753f4a25aaf9987/tenor.gif?itemid=6125752

 

[jp55665566]

Trump just broke with 70+ years of nuclear protocol and publicly admitted that 50 US nuclear weapons are currently based in Turkey.

Wow.

Do you regard that as inappropriate? Are you opposed to honesty from a President?

 

[RobDownSouth]

Do you regard that as inappropriate? Are you opposed to honesty from a President?

I regard that as inappropriate.

 

[BotanyBoy]

Do you regard that as inappropriate? Are you opposed to honesty from a President?

Yea....highly.

And in some cases, yea, very much so.

Some shit shouldn't be public info, if he has half a brain he'll either get them out of Turkey or park a couple of infantry brigades and some air assets on top of them.

 

[Biggs_Darklighter]

Do you regard that as inappropriate? Are you opposed to honesty from a President?

You can't possibly think it was good of him to do that. Highly inappropriate and yes sometimes a president needs to lie or at least avoid the truth.

 

[zipman]

Trump just broke with 70+ years of nuclear protocol and publicly admitted that 50 US nuclear weapons are currently based in Turkey.

Wow.

It's bad enough acknowledging it but to give the actual number of them?

Holy fuck.

He is completely unhinged and getting more so by the day.

 

[Saint Peter]

Dear Lord,

Please kill the fucker.

Love,
Pete

 

[butters]

The House of Representatives on Wednesday approved a resolution opposing the Trump administration's move to withdraw US forces from Syria. The vote was 354-60 with four members voting present.

The resolution states that "an abrupt withdrawal of United States military personnel from certain parts of Northeast Syria is beneficial to adversaries of the United States government, including Syria, Iran, and Russia."

It goes on to say that Congress "opposes the decision to end certain United States efforts to prevent Turkish military operations against Syrian Kurdish forces in Northeast Syria."

The measure has bipartisan support in both the House and Senate. In the House, it was sponsored by House Foreign Affairs Chairman Eliot Engel and the committee's top Republican, Rep. Michael McCaul of Texas.

"Congress must speak out," Engel said in a floor speech ahead of the vote,"this measure we're considering today will send an unambiguous, bipartisan, hopefully bicameral rejection of Trump's policy in Syria."

https://www.cnn.com/2019/10/16/politics/syria-troop-withdrawal-house-resolution/index.html

 

[zipman]

It looks like Congress doesn't agree that his Syria decision was "strategically brilliant."

 

[RobDownSouth]

Yea....highly.

And in some cases, yea, very much so.

Some shit shouldn't be public info, if he has half a brain he'll either get them out of Turkey or park a couple of infantry brigades and some air assets on top of them.

That's twice in one day you have agreed with me.

Proud of you, boy.

 

[BotanyBoy]

It's bad enough acknowledging it but to give the actual number of them?

Holy fuck.

He is completely unhinged and getting more so by the day.

And he's still the best thing running for the WH in 2020!! LOL

That's twice in one day you have agreed with me.

Proud of you, boy.

*shrug* you get some stuff right....even if by chance.

 

[adrina]

Do you regard that as inappropriate? Are you opposed to honesty from a President?

You might want to rethink this knee jerk reactionaryism to defend Trump.

As to your second question, that's a hoot.

 

[von_Bismarck]

You might want to rethink this knee jerk reactionaryism to defend Trump.

As to your second question, that's a hoot.

It's just astonishing the level of cognitive dissonance folks are willing to go to in order to defend Trump.

 

[zipman]

It's just astonishing the level of cognitive dissonance folks are willing to go to in order to defend Trump.

If Trump gave away our nuclear codes the RWCJ rush to declare that he can declassify anything.

 

[someoneyouknow]

Trump is parroting Vladimir Putin's talking points as he defends pulling US troops from Syria
Business Insider | Wed Oct 16, 2019 20:01 UTC

President Donald Trump has been embroiled in a firestorm of controversy in Washington over his decision last week to abruptly yank out US troops from northern Syria. In a White House press conference Tuesday, many of his arguments mirrored talking points ...

What else would a Putin Parrot do but parrot Putin?

Would one expect less from a draft dodger whose grandfather also dodged the draft? This is the buffoon who apologized for Russia deliberately bombing hospitals and civilians in Syria by claiming the U.S. wasn't a good guy.

Remember when the con artist signed his one and only sanctions bill on Russia and whined the entire time Congress was being so unfair to Russia?

What could have been the best goal for Russia other than to get the U.S. out of Syria?

Funny how the con artist keeps doing Russia's bidding.

 

[jp55665566]

You can't possibly think it was good of him to do that. Highly inappropriate and yes sometimes a president needs to lie or at least avoid the truth.

Who do you think doesn't know the location and number of ALL U.S. nuclear weapons? Uncle Sam, in turn, knows the number and location of every nuclear weapon installation in the world.

 

[zipman]

Holy fuck!

Every time you think Trump can't get any more ridiculous it does.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...melania-typed-that/ar-AAIR4TZ?ocid=spartanntp

 

[icanhelp1]

Trump just broke with 70+ years of nuclear protocol and publicly admitted that 50 US nuclear weapons are currently based in Turkey.

Wow.

I believe that information has been out there. There are maps, locations and descriptions to include noun nomenclature of the type of weapons, satellite photos and more.

 

[suurfer]

Turkey has every right to protect it's borders and national security...

A situation created during Obama and Trump - understandable at the time.
But US's inaction in redressing the situation through diplomacy, once ISIS was done led to all this.

 

[BotanyBoy]

Who do you think doesn't know the location and number of ALL U.S. nuclear weapons?

Well, there is the public shit like the ICBM silos, and there is the stuff nobody needs to know about.

Do you know exactly where our boomer subs are lurking?

What about our B61 gravity nukes? (the kind that go inside stealth bombers/F-15E among a few other) how many people do you think know exactly where all 1900 of those are???

I bet you the people who do is veeeery limited, and there is a reason why.

Uncle Sam, in turn, knows the number and location of every nuclear weapon installation in the world.

Official installations sure, min man silos and armories sure. But we aren't talking about those....we're talking abut the other 2/3 of the nuclear arsenal that are flying/sailing/strategically located all over the world.

I believe that information has been out there. There are maps, locations and descriptions to include noun nomenclature of the type of weapons, satellite photos and more.

Some yes...but not all. Not the mobile/tactical shit.