Turkey got the military bases in Moscow´s Soft underbelly , Great News !!

[22lcidw]

You are correct, sir. Well explained.

On December 7th, 1941 the United States so called age of innocense came to an end and the birthing of an empire was put into motion. The generation living through the depression and the war saw nothing wrong with it. Struggles were major compared to what we have today. Things got better but the subterfuge grew more and more. Then in the 1960's government grew exponentially at all levels. Sealing what we have today. There was grumbling in Korea. Two distinct sides in Viet Nam. But all of that was ended with the volunteer force. So we go where we are told to go or where a politician wants to look good.

 

[DudleySmith]

The Turks won't be hamstrung by domestic commies and sympathizers in government; they have no qualms about committing atrocities as retaliation against anyone who targets them, and like all Muslim militia they tear down entire villages as punishment for the acts of a few. This assumes they won't ally with the Taliban, which isn't at all unlikely. They also know the UN won't do squat to them when they do commit atrocities; that sort of whining is only directed at countries like the U.S. who are stupid enough to pay 'reparations' to the families of mass murderers and violent thugs.

 

[ekrem]

Over the past two decades, the TAF has made major investments in forming, training, institutionalizing, and professionalizing military forces in at least a half-dozen conflict zones, making the Turkish military a world leader in this area. These efforts include training Iraqi forces and Peshmerga aligned with the Kurdistan Democratic Party in Iraq, the “Syrian National Army” in Syria, Libyan forces supporting the Tripoli government, Somali forces, Azerbaijan’s military, and Afghanistan’s army and police forces. These projects have included training in Turkey and in the partner’s country, exchanges of officers at schools and academies, and infrastructure development. Since 1992, Turkey has trained officers and soldiers from more than thirty foreign militaries.

https://www.washingtoninstitute.org/media/4697?disposition=inline