Turkey and Russia made the deal. Trumpybear's unilateral withdrawal of our support for the Kurds made it all possible.
And that's a bad thing?
Unless you're Putin, it's not good.
Unless you consider "ethnic cleansing" of the Kurds a "good", it most certainly is a bad thing. Donald Trump said the General told him the Kurds are happy. The Kurds are so happy they're running for their lives. And as the Americans leave, they're pelting them with rotten vegetables.
Trump lied about bringing the troops home. He tried to send these troops to Iraq, and Iraq refused to allow them in. I guess they'll form part of the 3000 troops he's sending to Saudi Arabia to help the 9/11 bombers home country defend itself against Iran. That's because Trump tore up the treaty with Iran - the treaty Iran was in complaince with.
The Ukrainian President sat beside him and said "I wasn't pressured", although one week of evidence from staffers and Trump himself, shows that the President of the Ukraine and his staff most definitely felt pressured, and staunchly resisted that pressure. All while his people were dying waiting for that military aid.
And now the Russians and the Iranians have a clear, direct path from Iran to Isreal. The Israeli's really aren't happy about this. Assad - a man who has used chemical weapons on the Kurds, now has a free hand with the Americans gone.
Trump has told the world it is unwise to trust the Americans. They'll screw you over at every turn, and abandon you when you need them most. Your trading partners don't want to do business with you because you can't be trusted, and they're joining the TPP and negotiating with the EU, which is now a bigger, more prosperous market than the USA.
Trump is trying to spin the Titantic hitting an iceberg, as a once in a lifetime chance for passengers to see an iceberg up close.
^^^^
