A Furious Turkey Says US Is ‘Acting Like An Enemy,’ Demands Washington Brand Kurds ‘Terrorists’

Untitled (234)

‘As you might have noticed, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is about to lose his mind with the situation in Syria.

To be sure, the effort to usurp the Bashar al-Assad government wasn’t exactly going as planned in the first place. Regime change always takes time, but the conflict in Syria was dragging into its fifth year by the time the Russians got directly involved and although it did indeed look as though the SAA was on the verge of defeat, the future of the rebellion was far from certain.

But to whatever extent the rebels’ fate was up in the air before September 30, the cause was dealt a devastating blow when Moscow’s warplanes began flying sorties from Latakia and while Ankara and Riyadh were initially willing to sit on the sidelines and see how things played out, once Russia and Hezbollah encircled Aleppo, it was do or die time. The supply lines to Turkey were cut and without a direct intervention by the rebels’ Sunni benefactors, Moscow and Hassan Nasrallah’s army would ultimately move in on Aleppo proper and that, as they say, would be that.’

Read more: A Furious Turkey Says US Is ‘Acting Like An Enemy,’ Demands Washington Brand Kurds ‘Terrorists’

The post A Furious Turkey Says US Is ‘Acting Like An Enemy,’ Demands Washington Brand Kurds ‘Terrorists’ appeared first on David Icke.

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.