Post: #126

(07-15-2016 04:56 PM)Roosh Wrote:  Don't underestimate the US getting involved. If they think they can swoop in with a covert team to put Ergodan back in, they will. I'm sure Putin has activated a team as well. Turkey is too important for the USA to lose.

It's Obama though, he has never proven to be able to do any kind of strategic thinking.

Post: #127

Doubt the USA will loose Turkey, even witht the coup. I even belive the military are more pro-USA than Erdogan.

Post: #128

(07-15-2016 04:56 PM)Roosh Wrote:  Turkey is too important for the USA to lose.

And ditto for Russia, no?

Post: #129

No reason to get cheerful. Army was always and remains Pro-US and Pro-Israeli. Erdogan is an option for independence

(07-15-2016 04:59 PM)Mekorig Wrote:  Doubt the USA will loose Turkey, even witht the coup. I even belive the military are more pro-USA than Erdogan.

This is US getting Turkey. Kerry already says he hopes for "continuity"

Post: #130

Turkey is where the supply lines for ISIS / ISIL / DaEsh run. It's too early to hope that the Turkish military shuts it down. That seemed to have been an Edrogan family project, complete with kickbacks to them. Hopefully their successors are not after a piece of the action.

Post: #131

(07-15-2016 04:56 PM)Roosh Wrote:  Don't underestimate the US getting involved. If they think they can swoop in with a covert team to put Ergodan back in, they will. I'm sure Putin has activated a team as well. Turkey is too important for the USA to lose.

Chances are, the Turkish military men carrying out the coup, already have taken money from one of the parties you cited, and will soon take money from the other party, too... Anyway, I mean, if the Turkish military men play it sharp, and even... byzantine, they could have bags of cash delivered to them from both sides...

Post: #132

What happens in Europe depends entirely on the outcome of this. If it's just a coup I don't expect to see much of a change in invader flows. If it descends into civil war Europe has no choice but to defend its borders militarily. The numbers would just be too big, and nomadbrah pointed out that if they did what they did in 2015, you'd see coups in Europe too with that many coming in.

Post: #133

(07-15-2016 04:56 PM)Roosh Wrote:  Turkey is too important for Obama to lose.

Fixed that.

Post: #134

(07-15-2016 04:58 PM)nomadbrah Wrote:  

(07-15-2016 04:56 PM)Roosh Wrote:  Don't underestimate the US getting involved. If they think they can swoop in with a covert team to put Ergodan back in, they will. I'm sure Putin has activated a team as well. Turkey is too important for the USA to lose.

It's Obama though, he has never proven to be able to do any kind of strategic thinking.

Erdogan is Obamas soul mate, they talk on the phone regularly and Obama calls him his closest friend of the other world leaders

Post: #135

Apparently military is backing down

Post: #136

The horrific Nice terrorist attack must have created further anti Islamic sentiment, however hidden. This could have created further support for marine le pen or at least new powers to arrest and detain. Is this a 'nib this in the bud' global elite move to allow justification for increased Muslim migrants into EU as they will now be asylum seekers looking for shelter from a civil war?

Post: #137

https://www.periscope.tv/w/1MYxNzbpwjVxw

I think these people are pro-Edogan.

Post: #138

Turkish Army Forces taking over Turkish Radio and Television Corporation (TRT)

Lieutenant: "Turkish Army Forcest took over the government! Everyone will stay here! We will let you go in groups of two or three, if you resist I will shoot you. I will not repeat! Everyone understood? -Can I ask a question? -No! You cannot ask questions. Do not speak to eachother. (Whispers) Turn off the camera."

Post: #139

"Large explosion shakes Turkish capital near Erdogan's palace"

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Post: #141

Saudi Arabia has suspended all flights

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Post: #143

(07-15-2016 05:04 PM)britchard Wrote:  Apparently military is backing down

No. unconfirmed. They're buzzing jets over peoples heads which is a basic sign of "Don't fuck with us". Its psychological warfare backed up by big guns.

Sources say its land based and the air force but no news on the navy.

Post: #144

LOL Germany denies an asylum seeker ?

That's unheard of !

Post: #145

German 'Focus' online magazine says Erdogan is on the way to germany, anybody got input on this?


Erdogan got too many Turkish supporters here.. in other threads i already talked about that and the fights with kurds.

If it's true that would be pretty bad.

edit :posted after the asylum denied posts of others, thanks

Post: #146

Wait, John Kerry is in Moscow right now? That's...convenient.

Post: #147

Gents, i get the feeling this is a Franz Ferdinand moment. US supported Erdogan, Russian supported Turkish regulars. It can only escalate from here.

Post: #148

(07-15-2016 05:05 PM)rotekz Wrote:  https://www.periscope.tv/w/1MYxNzbpwjVxw

I think these people are pro-Edogan.

Are they mad at the tanks? Are they cheering them?

edit; I only watched some parts, couldn't figure out what was really going on.

Post: #149

People are jumping on the tank: https://www.periscope.tv/w/1MYxNzbpwjVxw

Post: #150

From the Wall Street Journal, Turkish soldiers