Itssoeasy wrote: » I’m seeing reports on Twitter that turkey are allegedly already shelling the YPG in Syria. If that’s true then well done Donald trump. Regardless of what turkey think the Kurds have for better or worse been a strong ally of the USA and trump seems happy to just throw them under the bus. This despite a clear bipartisan displeasure of the decision by trump. I mean the Turks have made no secret of their feelings on the Kursk and the YPG. They consider them terrorists and trump has basically given the Turks free reign in northern Syria. And what happens if the Kursk are attacked or leave the isis fighters under their control ? These isis fighter most likely won’t just go back to what they are doing pre isis will they. They’ll be free and it’ll be like the stopping of isis never happened.
Igotadose wrote: » Nikki Haley apparently isn't in awe of the great and unmatchedly wise one as perhaps she led us all to believe. She's condemned the abandoning of the Kurds: https://edition.cnn.com/2019/10/07/politics/nikki-haley-donald-trump-syria-troops-brett-mcgurk/index.html Her tweet: https://twitter.com/NikkiHaley/status/1181191973367160834?s=20
Outlaw Pete wrote: » Strong words from Lindsey here, have to say he makes a lot of sense, what the hell is Trump thinking.
Water John wrote: » Brian O'Donovan RTE Washington has a brilliant, slip of the tongue, saying Brendan Courtney was going to play Trump, before he corrected himself.
Overheal wrote: » Pat Robertson: Trump 'Allowed Khashoggi to Be Cut in Pieces,’ May Lose ‘The Mandate of Heaven’ Over Syria Pullout wowhttps://www.mediaite.com/trump/pat-robertson-destroys-trump-allowed-khashoggi-to-be-cut-in-pieces-may-lose-the-mandate-of-heaven-over-syria-pullout/ Trump really can't afford to lose Evangelicals and Syria hawks right now.
fash wrote: » That "great and unmatched wisdom" comment is astonishing- spent a while just confirming that the Twitter account was genuine! Jaw-dropping
Penn wrote: » Hell of a casual statement to throw out on Twitter on a Monday morning. No doubt using his great and unmatched wisdom to deflect attention away from his tax returns by threatening to destroy and obliterate the economy of another country.
Outlaw Pete wrote: » You see this is the problem with crying wolf and calling him deranged for almost anything for three years, as now when he's doing something which warrants condemnation, those saying similar to what they have been saying, look disingenuous
Outlaw Pete wrote: » You see this is the problem with crying wolf and calling him deranged for almost anything for three years, as now when he's doing something which warrants condemnation, those saying similar to what they have been saying, look disingenuous.
pixelburp wrote: » OH BUT HE'S JOKING. I mean he may well be, because that was such a patently outrageous statement I checked it was the verified Twitter account. There's where the Presidency has dropped. And as I always say, WE'RE the deranged ones for tracking this nonsense. So then Trump Whisperers: when has he destroyed Turkey's economy "before?". This thread feels so entirely redundant at this stage, and unbecoming of this forum. You can't debate a man this demonstrably nonsensical in his utterances, it's like Art Critics reviewing kindergarten hand painting.
Penn wrote: » https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1181232249821388801 Hell of a casual statement to throw out on Twitter on a Monday morning. No doubt using his great and unmatched wisdom to deflect attention away from his tax returns by threatening to destroy and obliterate the economy of another country.