The Saddam ink is being prepared for Erdogan by the Anglo-Zionist media

[Wadaad]

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Already, there are Turkish forces inside Iraq, in Bashiqa, close to Mosul. They include hundreds of troops and about 25 tanks, deployed in December, without Baghdad’s permission, to safeguard Turkish personnel training Kurds and Arab fighters. Already, the Turkish tanks have shelled IS positions in Mosul.

Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi directed the Turkish leader to withdraw his forces from Iraq. Mr. Erdogan, who believes Mosul, once part of the Ottoman Empire, still belongs to Turkey, said the Turkish army does not take orders from Mr. al-Abadi. “I have Turkmen brothers there,” he said. “Excuse me, but I won’t leave.”


Iraqi Shia militias, backed by Iran, have vowed they will turn their guns on Turkish forces if Mr. Erdogan continues his intervention.

They are slowly, slowly painting him, with the Saddam brush.

[Nebuchadnezzar]

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They are slowly, slowly painting him, with the Saddam brush.

Well that's because, he's making the same classical mistakes Saddam did when he came to power with the help of the Americans aswell as the gulf's cash-flow to finance, what then seemed like a surgical operation, that wouldn't take time or require ressources. The Iran war, however things never played out as planned. Saddam and the iraqi regime became a liability for the americans.

Now a similar conclusion could be encompassed from the Syrian example, the failed coup have only made Erdogan more wary of the west and their tactics of treating him and his likes (Mubarak,the Shah,Saddam) as disposable goods.

Although what's noteworthy about this whole scenario, is Erdogan's worry of what might happen to the Turkmen (in particular sunni turkmen), only started to surface when it's becoming very clear that ISIS are going to withdraw from mosul, and Iraq all-together, going back to their old methods of sleeper cells.

[Wadaad]

Well that's because, he's making the same classical mistakes Saddam did when he came to power with the help of the Americans aswell as the gulf's cash-flow to finance, what then seemed like a surgical operation, that wouldn't take time or require ressources. The Iran war, however things never played out as planned. Saddam and the iraqi regime became a liability for the americans.

Now a similar conclusion could be encompassed from the Syrian example, the failed coup have only made Erdogan more wary of the west and their tactics of treating him and his likes (Mubarak,the Shah,Saddam) as disposable goods.

Although what's noteworthy about this whole scenario, is Erdogan's worry of what might happen to the Turkmen (in particular sunni turkmen), only started to surface when it's becoming very clear that ISIS are going to withdraw from mosul, and Iraq all-together, going back to their old methods of sleeper cells.

Yeah, I think 2016 was the year of the redpill for Erdogan

The ones who havent gotten the memo (or got it but can expect no equivalent patronage) are the Al-Saud and other GCC polities. The Saud will remember Obama as the man who showed them, that even they, are just disposable rag(head)s to their Wakeels in Amreeka, even with all the bribing. (Remember, nobody bribed the Spaniards more than the crying moor of Granada, and even he ended up as a refugee).

[Nebuchadnezzar]

Yeah, I think 2016 was the year of the redpill for Erdogan

The ones who havent gotten the memo (or got it but can expect no equivalent patronage) are the Al-Saud and other GCC polities. The Saud will remember Obama as the man who showed them, that even they, are just disposable rag(head)s to their Wakeels in Amreeka, even with all the bribing. (Remember, nobody bribed the Spaniards more than the crying moor of Granada, and even he ended up as a refugee).

Unlike Erdogan, who agreeably does have a strong following aswell as support, throughout the Islamic-sphere, nobody is going to jerk a tear to the Gulf monarchs, they have outlived their usefullness. And the US are already planning ahead with such bills as (JASTA) and the war in Yemen to bleed the saudis completly dry.

It is belived that the Saudis alone have an estimated 600-700 billion dollars in bonds, assets etc. (liquidity) in American banks, I doubt the saudis will have a whiff of that cash ever again.

Erdogan still might have a chance to get out of this, if he plays his cards right, and stay clear ahead of the traps the Americans have laid for him

[Wadaad]

Unlike Erdogan, who agreeably does have a strong following aswell as support, throughout the Islamic-sphere, nobody is going to jerk a tear to the Gulf monarchs, they have outlived their usefullness. And the US are already planning ahead with such bills as (JASTA) and the war in Yemen to bleed the saudis completly dry.

It is belived that the Saudis alone have an estimated 600-700 billion dollars in bonds, assets etc. (liquidity) in American banks, I doubt the saudis will have a whiff of that cash ever again.

Erdogan still might have a chance to get out of this, if he plays his cards right, and stay clear ahead of the traps the Americans have laid for him

btw I talked to a Saudi army veteran and he conceded all the US needs to occupy Saudi Arabia is ONE BRIGADE (maybe even less, and he was sincere not exagerrating). Half of them to secure the oil fields in the east...the other half the palaces of Riyadh. That's it.

[Nebuchadnezzar]

btw I talked to a Saudi army veteran and he conceded all the US needs to occupy Saudi Arabia is ONE BRIGADE (maybe even less, and he was sincere not exagerrating). Half of them to secure the oil fields in the east...the other half the palaces of Riyadh. That's it.

That's basically what happend in 1991, Gulf armies crumbling infront the invading Iraqi forces, america and handfull of nations had to step in

[Wadaad]

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[StonyArabia]

The Anglo Zionist creeps will do nothing but haram to the world. No superise there.

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

The Anglo Zionist creeps will do nothing but haram to the world. No superise there.

I'm under the impression Animism is haram. Anglo-Zionist creeps don't care what religion you believe. Your neighbors (if you were living in that region) wouldn't be too thrilled with you, however, and they won't exchange your Pokemon cards for your life. Your only hope would be a secular government keeping people's violent silliness in check. Whether it's a puppet a state or not it would be the difference of having your religious rights respected or... you know... being beaten to death in an alley if you're fortunate.

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btw I talked to a Saudi army veteran and he conceded all the US needs to occupy Saudi Arabia is ONE BRIGADE (maybe even less, and he was sincere not exagerrating). Half of them to secure the oil fields in the east...the other half the palaces of Riyadh. That's it.

The Saudi army is really that weak?