It breaks my heart what is happening to the Kurds right now. The world owes them a massive debt for their defeat of Isis (the men's and the women's armies) and the wotkd has deserted them. All they really want is peace and they have delivered that for themselves and for all of us to some extent. Few things make me cry but this does. |
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Unfortunatley, they don't seem to have large oil reserves or mineral deposits but they are well positioned for Russia to expand in to- which is maybe why Trump withdrew to help his mate out and the other crazy got chance to play war machines again  |
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"It breaks my heart what is happening to the Kurds right now. The world owes them a massive debt for their defeat of Isis (the men's and the women's armies) and the wotkd has deserted them. All they really want is peace and they have delivered that for themselves and for all of us to some extent. Few things make me cry but this does. "
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By *hilloutMan
over a year ago
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"It breaks my heart what is happening to the Kurds right now. The world owes them a massive debt for their defeat of Isis (the men's and the women's armies) and the wotkd has deserted them. All they really want is peace and they have delivered that for themselves and for all of us to some extent. Few things make me cry but this does. "
The defeat of ISIS? Are you kidding me? ISIS was smashed by the Syrian Arab army backed by hezebollah and iranian millitias and Russian airpower. The Kurds were suckers in a power play of regime change attempts and meddling by the U.S. They were offered to be reintegrated back into the Syrian state and refused ibsteas hoping to carve out their own little fiefdom under the control of their benefactor. Now that anerica dropped them (as they always do their proxies) they begged the Syrian government to save them before Turkey puts them down for supporting kurd seperatists on their side of the border. They brought it all on themselves. The west needs to stay out of the middle east and stop meddling. The Syrian scenario would never have happened had they done so. |
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"It breaks my heart what is happening to the Kurds right now. The world owes them a massive debt for their defeat of Isis (the men's and the women's armies) and the wotkd has deserted them. All they really want is peace and they have delivered that for themselves and for all of us to some extent. Few things make me cry but this does.
The defeat of ISIS? Are you kidding me? ISIS was smashed by the Syrian Arab army backed by hezebollah and iranian millitias and Russian airpower. The Kurds were suckers in a power play of regime change attempts and meddling by the U.S. They were offered to be reintegrated back into the Syrian state and refused ibsteas hoping to carve out their own little fiefdom under the control of their benefactor. Now that anerica dropped them (as they always do their proxies) they begged the Syrian government to save them before Turkey puts them down for supporting kurd seperatists on their side of the border. They brought it all on themselves. The west needs to stay out of the middle east and stop meddling. The Syrian scenario would never have happened had they done so."
You really don't have a clue do you |
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By *hilloutMan
over a year ago
All over the place! Northwesr, , Southwest |
"It breaks my heart what is happening to the Kurds right now. The world owes them a massive debt for their defeat of Isis (the men's and the women's armies) and the wotkd has deserted them. All they really want is peace and they have delivered that for themselves and for all of us to some extent. Few things make me cry but this does.
The defeat of ISIS? Are you kidding me? ISIS was smashed by the Syrian Arab army backed by hezebollah and iranian millitias and Russian airpower. The Kurds were suckers in a power play of regime change attempts and meddling by the U.S. They were offered to be reintegrated back into the Syrian state and refused ibsteas hoping to carve out their own little fiefdom under the control of their benefactor. Now that anerica dropped them (as they always do their proxies) they begged the Syrian government to save them before Turkey puts them down for supporting kurd seperatists on their side of the border. They brought it all on themselves. The west needs to stay out of the middle east and stop meddling. The Syrian scenario would never have happened had they done so.
You really don't have a clue do you "
I assume you jest, but somehow I doubt that  |
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