- Cherie
- 10-15-2019, 05:11 AM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Pcg_J59yQA
The Trump plan has become clear and he is not sooo dumb after all. Kurds and Syria are working together.
Seeing as the Kurds control 1/3 of Syria they will end up with their own autonomous region of Syria, i.e. the Kurds and Assad are going to work it out.
This is the final battlefield of the Syrian civil war, Trump is ending the war without causing the same disaster that we caused in Iraq.
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- Jackie S
- 10-15-2019, 06:28 AM
Of course the Left and many who do not understand the medieval mindset of Muslims in that region will say,......”but you are leaving a murderous dictator in power”.
True. Better than leaving murderous religious fanatics who will kill anyone who does not believe in their warped Dogma.
True. Better than leaving murderous religious fanatics who will kill anyone who does not believe in their warped Dogma.
- nevergaveitathought
- 10-15-2019, 07:02 AM
would that all works to the good
that turkey gets a bloody nose
that our nukes aren't held hostage by them
that the right group of kurds, the only group that is seemingly ok of all those involved, come out ok
but there are great risks
the turks have the military and only with much help from russia can assad's forces and the kurds hope to hold their own
this is a playing out in real time of trumps larger goal and mission, a withdrawal and hands off approach across the world. America not being the worlds policeman and the weakening of our alliances and reductions of our commitments. it remains to be seen the ultimate outcome
anytime there is disruption, and disruption isn't all bad, but does require a period of adjustment, there are risks. to the world, to America, to trump's re-election. an election potentially in the midst of a disruptive period, without a clear view to the outcome creates a murkiness that can be used.
Rand Paul certainly likes it
that turkey gets a bloody nose
that our nukes aren't held hostage by them
that the right group of kurds, the only group that is seemingly ok of all those involved, come out ok
but there are great risks
the turks have the military and only with much help from russia can assad's forces and the kurds hope to hold their own
this is a playing out in real time of trumps larger goal and mission, a withdrawal and hands off approach across the world. America not being the worlds policeman and the weakening of our alliances and reductions of our commitments. it remains to be seen the ultimate outcome
anytime there is disruption, and disruption isn't all bad, but does require a period of adjustment, there are risks. to the world, to America, to trump's re-election. an election potentially in the midst of a disruptive period, without a clear view to the outcome creates a murkiness that can be used.
Rand Paul certainly likes it
- dilbert firestorm
- 10-15-2019, 09:10 AM
in the mid-east, there are no good options.
assad won't be removed. Kurds had been wanting to work it out with Assad for an autonomous region. He didn't want to. I think Assad finally realized he had to do this. his army is too weak to go to retake northern syria.
Russia needs to move in to North Syria to displace the turks. could that be where Trump is headed? you could hear the left screaming "more russian collusion".
assad won't be removed. Kurds had been wanting to work it out with Assad for an autonomous region. He didn't want to. I think Assad finally realized he had to do this. his army is too weak to go to retake northern syria.
Russia needs to move in to North Syria to displace the turks. could that be where Trump is headed? you could hear the left screaming "more russian collusion".