Turkish jets bomb Kurdish PKK rebels near IraqMilitary | 206903 hits | Oct 14 10:31 am | Posted by: maldonsfecht  Turkish warplanes bomb Kurdish rebels near the Iraqi border, in the first major air raid since the PKK declared a ceasefire in 2013.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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what happened to the enemy of my enemy?
Sort of why the Turks are sitting in their tanks watching ISIS attack the Kurds. ISIS is doing Turkey's dirty work. However, this could backfire on the Turks, former title holder's of the last caliphate.
Turks are becoming less reliable NATO partners daily.
They were allies out of necessity. Have to wonder what's going to happen if the Muzzies turn their eyes on Holy Mother Russia....this is a strange world we live in right now. What do you stock up on canned goods or Bibles?
The PKK is listed as a terrorist organization in Canada, by NATO, by the European Union and by the US.
?amil Tayyar, author and member of the ruling AK Party, claimed that Öcalan was released in 1972 after just three months' detention on the initiative of the National Intelligence Organization, and that his 1979 escape to Syria was aided by elements in MIT. Öcalan has admitted making use of money given by the MIT to the PKK, which he says was provided as part of MIT efforts to control him.
Former police special forces member Ayhan Çark?n alleged that the state, using the clandestine Ergenekon network, colluded with militant groups such as the PKK, Dev-Sol, and Hezbollah, with the goal of profiting from the war.
A witness to the trials testified that General Levent Ersöz, former head of JITEM, had had frequent contact with PKK commander Cemil Bay?k.
According to official figures, nearly 2000 PKK members became itirafç? ("confessors") after their arrest. Some were persuaded or coerced to play an active role in the conflict, particularly under the direction of the Turkish Gendarmerie's unofficial J?TEM unit.
They were allies out of necessity. Have to wonder what's going to happen if the Muzzies turn their eyes on Holy Mother Russia....this is a strange world we live in right now. What do you stock up on canned goods or Bibles?
The Muslims will never attack Russia. The incidents with the Chechens are an internal matter. The Arabs, Persians, and other Muslims aren't dumb enough to shit where they eat and offend the soulless bastards in Moscow who originated Islamic terrorism back in the 1960's and '70's, and who are still financing/arming/training/planning it today.
I predict that Turkey will end up looking like the smart ones.
The PKK is listed as a terrorist organization in Canada, by NATO, by the European Union and by the US.
Ya like they have never made a mistake.
They were allies out of necessity. Have to wonder what's going to happen if the Muzzies turn their eyes on Holy Mother Russia....this is a strange world we live in right now. What do you stock up on canned goods or Bibles?
The Muslims will never attack Russia. The incidents with the Chechens are an internal matter. The Arabs, Persians, and other Muslims aren't dumb enough to shit where they eat and offend the soulless bastards in Moscow who originated Islamic terrorism back in the 1960's and '70's, and who are still financing/arming/training/planning it today.
Oh I thought we were organizing / planning / funding it these days.