Trump abandons Kurdish allies to Turkish invasion

[The Thriller]

Those who deny Russian attacks on our democracy are primarily found supporting Tulsi. She is known to be much more supportive of Russia and downplay Russian aggression than most of the other Democratic candidates. She is the most “Russia friendly” of all the Democratic candidates.

While Trump flat out denies it. Which, of course he would because he benefitted from them and (if you had read the Mueller report) you’d know that his campaign had several inappropriate and most likely illegal communications with them.

So why you’re trying to bring up Bush, Ellen, and Bernie Sanders is beyond me. My guess, if I had to guess, is you know you’ve lost this argument and now you’re purposely trying to conflate a bunch of unconnected people in an attempt to obfuscate.

 

[Jazzta]

Those who deny Russian attacks on our democracy are primarily found supporting Tulsi. She is known to be much more supportive of Russia and downplay Russian aggression than most of the other Democratic candidates. She is the most “Russia friendly” of all the Democratic candidates.

While Trump flat out denies it. Which, of course he would because he benefitted from them and (if you had read the Mueller report) you’d know that his campaign had several inappropriate and most likely illegal communications with them.

So why you’re trying to bring up Bush, Ellen, and Bernie Sanders is beyond me. My guess, if I had to guess, is you know you’ve lost this argument and now you’re purposely trying to conflate a bunch of unconnected people in an attempt to obfuscate.

You’ve all been warned. Tulsi and Putin are out to end democracy in the US and make room for the New Soviet Union that’s going to take over the world. Fear the bear!

 

[Gameface]

Well your narrative sure matches those of MSNBC hosts. Nothing was ever proven about Russian interference in the 2016 election and it’s just getting old.

Russia's interference in our elections has been absolutely established as fact.

They are antagonizing us.

 

[One Brow]

The same kind of attack that Bernie experienced within his own party?

Bernie is an Independent in Congress, and if he has a party at all, it's the Democratic Socialists. What type of attack did Bernie endure from the Democratic Socialists Party?

 

[The Thriller]

We’re siding with Russia over our allies regarding Turkey?

 

[silesian]

We’re siding with Russia over our allies regarding Turkey?

Little Donnie outsmarted by Vlad the impaler: A daily event. Vlad knew exactly what he was doing when he ejected this useful idiot.

reminds me of Palpatine and Jar Jar.

(If jar jar had no soul. And led the Princess Leia birther movement.)

 

[Heathme2.0]

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[Red]

 

[Zombie]

That's weird. I was assured our removal of troops from Syria was part of Trump's strategy to dial down our military presence in the Middle East.

 

[The Thriller]

That's weird. I was assured our removal of troops from Syria was part of Trump's strategy to dial down our military presence in the Middle East.

Are you insinuating that Great Leader wasn’t 100 percent truthful?

Are you insinuating that Great Leader might’ve been motivated to move troops out of northern Syria by personal business interests in Turkey? Why, what precedent do we have for that?

 

[Zombie]

In case there were any questions about the kind of foreign policy priorities Trump has.

 

[Jazzta]

That's weird. I was assured our removal of troops from Syria was part of Trump's strategy to dial down our military presence in the Middle East.

This move was so predictable, basically a troop relocation in favor of supporting the criminal Saudi regime. This is one good reason I want Trump out of office.

 

[Stoked]

https://news.google.com/articles/CAIiEGOgVEihf2uAZOJIzAIfnSEqFwgEKg8IACoHCAowjuuKAzCWrzwwloEY?hl=en-US&gl=US&ceid=US:en

Israel doesn’t appear to be pleased with the abandoning of the Kurds either.

 

[Stoked]

https://news.google.com/articles/CA...xqmICzDg_IYDMIGkmwY?hl=en-US&gl=US&ceid=US:en

Australia is second guessing.

 

[Stoked]

That's weird. I was assured our removal of troops from Syria was part of Trump's strategy to dial down our military presence in the Middle East.

and then one of the reasons we send troops to Saudi Arabia is to strengthen defense against Iran. But we just handed them a golden opportunity with the Kurds.

Smfh. It’s just chaos. It’s not even as good as a bad plan would be.

 

[Red]

Regarding yesterday's "mistake" by Turkish forces:

 

[Jazzta]

and then one of the reasons we send troops to Saudi Arabia is to strengthen defense against Iran. But we just handed them a golden opportunity with the Kurds.

Smfh. It’s just chaos. It’s not even as good as a bad plan would be.

It’s leadership in this country going to ****s, with an opposition that doesn’t paint a much better picture given the candidates that are being pushed. It’s entertaining to watch, if not frightening.

The population is so divided, neither side can have a civil conversation with the other side.

 

[SCS]

The Kurds aren't allies. They're a communist group that happened to have a common enemy, ISIS. They used our help to try to create a kurdish state. Which is something that does not benefit us at all. We have no "ally" in this conflict. Not the kurds, not Erdogan, and damn sure not Assad. We should not have ever even been in this conflict in the first place. Trying to police the middle east NEVER ends in a good result for the United States. Trump is making the right decision here. And it's hilarious to listen to the same democrats who were crying about how the US needed to pull troops out of Middle East conflicts now cry that it's happening just because Trump was the one to do it. But I guess it hurts their angle that Trump is a warmonger

 

[fishonjazz]

The Kurds aren't allies. They're a communist group that happened to have a common enemy, ISIS. They used our help to try to create a kurdish state. Which is something that does not benefit us at all. We have no "ally" in this conflict. Not the kurds, not Erdogan, and damn sure not Assad. We should not have ever even been in this conflict in the first place. Trying to police the middle east NEVER ends in a good result for the United States. Trump is making the right decision here. And it's hilarious to listen to the same democrats who were crying about how the US needed to pull troops out of Middle East conflicts now cry that it's happening just because Trump was the one to do it. But I guess it hurts their angle that Trump is a warmonger

Do people say Trump is a warmonger? I have seen people like gameface say that Trump not being a warmonger is one of the few things he likes about trump. Me too. Haven't really seen anyone call him a warmonger before.
Plenty of things to criticize Trump about but so far that ain't one of them.


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[The Thriller]

The Kurds aren't allies. They're a communist group that happened to have a common enemy, ISIS. They used our help to try to create a kurdish state. Which is something that does not benefit us at all. We have no "ally" in this conflict. Not the kurds, not Erdogan, and damn sure not Assad. We should not have ever even been in this conflict in the first place. Trying to police the middle east NEVER ends in a good result for the United States. Trump is making the right decision here. And it's hilarious to listen to the same democrats who were crying about how the US needed to pull troops out of Middle East conflicts now cry that it's happening just because Trump was the one to do it. But I guess it hurts their angle that Trump is a warmonger

Trump isn’t pulling troops out of the Middle East. He just moved 50 of the 1,000 troops we had stationed in that part of Syria. Which is resulting in even more war and instability. Did you miss that he’s sending thousands of troops to Saudi Arabia or did Fox News not show that yesterday? Maybe you should watch or read from better sources?