NATO Member Busted Supporting ISIS … Now Declares War Against ISIS, But Instead Bombs Its Political Rival
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wants-to-speed-up-syrian-resettlement-wants-more-than-10000-asap/
The White House would not say how many additional refugees it may take in beyond the 10,000, but two senior administration officials said they are seeking ways to increase the number.
“We want to be in a place where we can push out really ambitious goals,” said one of the officials, who spoke to Reuters on the condition of anonymity.
The State Department runs nine screening centers worldwide that serve as meeting points for refugees and U.S. Department of Homeland Security employees who have to decide who is suitable for resettlement in the United States.
And get this, we will re-open the processing center in Lebanon (guess those security concerns have disappeared)!
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Homeland Security workers stopped traveling to Lebanon to meet with refugees when the facility there closed over a year ago due to security concerns.
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Is it all true??? maybe not but there is perhaps a lot of truth to some reports, the woo woo preacher tinfoil heads spin...but sadly the alternative media got this one correct while the dinosaur mainstream media posted propaganda
Turkey does have ISIS connection
This is what happens when the mainstream media does not tell the facts people run to their American preacher for news, you get another Richest Nigerian Preachers channel on the net, some other doomsday woowoo head gets money for reporting real news
So why are preachers getting money?
Why are they so popular preaching
well some of what they say is true, it is doomsday for Christians in the middle east, they are facing extinction since maybe 2004 certianly got bad in 2006, At the start of the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, Iraqi Christians numbered 1.4 million then came Sunnis vs Kurd vs anyone with any other faith vs sectarian Iraqi Shia militia forces with the Kurdish areas being one of the few relatively stable.....Obama was once really concerned In a letter written to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice in 2007, he cited concern about “their potential extinction from their ancient homeland” and urged a “response from our government.”....then with the Obama admin we see the rise of ISIS and a Syrian civil war, Iraqi Christians and other religious minorities like the Yazidis, then faced a holocaust, an extinction, numbers have been reduced by more than 80 percent
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And there you are, making the same mistake as KPO. Are you sure you're not KPO's sock puppet?
I don't rely ONLY on sources, like you and KPO. But I do ask myself - among other things - "Who has the best evidence?", "Who benefits?", and "Why now?", when evaluating a news item's reliability.
In this particular instance, Turkey is a NATO member. Western governments - and therefore the western press - had no particular longstanding grotch against Turkey (as they do with Russia) and therefore no reason to over-report unfavorable news. In fact, if anything, the mainstream western press was VERY quiet about Erdogan's role in transshipping weapons from Qatar and Saudi Arabia to Libya and then back again from Libya to Syria, his role in the sarin gas attack in Syria and his increasingly authoritarian/ Islamicized government at home. You would have to dig deep into alternate sites or foreign media to find that information.
Given that the western press seemed inclined to give Erdogan a pass on just about anything, the fact that they chose to publish THIS piece of negative news makes it more likely.
Well, that and the fact that it was widely reported in the foreign press. But if I had quoted Russian or Iranian or even Kurdish press, you wouldn't have "believed" it. So I chose to quote a site that YOU would deem "reliable".
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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
And there you are, making the same mistake as KPO. Are you sure you're not KPO's sock puppet?
I don't rely ONLY on sources, like you and KPO. But I do ask myself - among other things - "Who has the best evidence?", "Who benefits?", and "Why now?", when evaluating a news item's reliability.
In this particular instance, Turkey is a NATO member. Western governments - and therefore the western press - had no particular longstanding grotch against Turkey (as they do with Russia) and therefore no reason to over-report unfavorable news. In fact, if anything, the mainstream western press was VERY quiet about Erdogan's role in transshipping weapons from Qatar and Saudi Arabia to Libya and then back again from Libya to Syria, his role in the sarin gas attack in Syria and his increasingly authoritarian/ Islamicized government at home. You would have to dig deep into alternate sites or foreign media to find that information.
Given that the western press seemed inclined to give Erdogan a pass on just about anything, the fact that they chose to publish THIS piece of negative news makes it more likely.
Well, that and the fact that it was widely reported in the foreign press. But if I had quoted Russian or Iranian or even Kurdish press, you wouldn't have "believed" it. So I chose to quote a site that YOU would deem "reliable".
Come on SIG. Zero Hedge's news is written by a group of editors that all use the same pseudonym to hide behind. Robert Meyers, a character from fight club.
I guess KPO has a lot of sock puppets here because I agree with G as well.
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Let me make this simple enough for all three of your to understand.
First of all, please look at the date of my original post:
It was well before Russia intervened in Syria.
Obviously, well before Turkey shot down the Russian war plane.
Well before the G-20, when Putin not only publicly called out Erdogan for buying ISIL oil, but also handed out secret dossiers with the gory details.
Well before Turkey released a million or so refugees and then extorted money from the EU.
Well before Turkey became too hot to handle, a pariah in terms of international relations.
UP UNTIL THEN, Turkey mostly got a free pass from the Western press, although it's activities had been going on for years.
What I posted was widely reported in sources from around the world, I just picked sources that YOU would find credible, because if I had posted from some other source, you would have rejected the information. You know you would, and I know you would.
Capisce?
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Meanwhile, Turkey is stationing its military in Qatar, and has "invaded" Iraq. ITs troops are now using tanks and troops to sanitize its own Kurdish regions, as the Kurdish leaders visit Moscow. Can you say "civil war"? Sure you can!.
But as far as fighting ISIS???
Not so much!
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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
Meanwhile, Turkey is stationing its military in Qatar, and has "invaded" Iraq. ITs troops are now using tanks and troops to sanitize its own Kurdish regions, as the Kurdish leaders visit Moscow. Can you say "civil war"? Sure you can!.
But as far as fighting ISIS???
Not so much!
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And there you have it folks. With a little patience SIG gives us her " honest " opinion as to what defines an invasion. A couple hundred troops and 20 tanks. She even placed parenthesis around the word (invaded) to make her point.
News Flash, SIG now agrees, Russia invaded Ukraine.
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/dec/7/l-todd-wood-turkey-inva
des-iraq/
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I see I was still refining my type when you quoted me. No problem, it is subtle differences.
My post serves the purpose of adding to the evidence, SIG posts only to advance her agenda. And that a fair and true assessment of the facts has nothing to do with what she presents in her posts.
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Originally posted by THGRRI:Quote:
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
Meanwhile, Turkey is stationing its military in Qatar, and has "invaded" Iraq. ITs troops are now using tanks and troops to sanitize its own Kurdish regions, as the Kurdish leaders visit Moscow. Can you say "civil war"? Sure you can!.
But as far as fighting ISIS???
Not so much!
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And there you have it folks. With a little patience SIG gives us her " honest " opinion as to what defines an invasion. A couple hundred troops and 20 tanks. She even placed parenthesis around the word (invaded) to make her point.
News Flash, SIG now agrees, Russia invaded Ukraine.
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/dec/7/l-todd-wood-turkey-inva
des-iraq/
Do you know the difference between parentheses () and quotation marks ""?
Not so much, apparently.
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You can't build a nation with bombs. You can't create a society with guns.
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Originally posted by SIGNYM:Quote:
Originally posted by THGRRI:Quote:
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
Meanwhile, Turkey is stationing its military in Qatar, and has "invaded" Iraq. ITs troops are now using tanks and troops to sanitize its own Kurdish regions, as the Kurdish leaders visit Moscow. Can you say "civil war"? Sure you can!.
But as far as fighting ISIS???
Not so much!
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And there you have it folks. With a little patience SIG gives us her " honest " opinion as to what defines an invasion. A couple hundred troops and 20 tanks. She even placed parenthesis around the word (invaded) to make her point.
News Flash, SIG now agrees, Russia invaded Ukraine.
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/dec/7/l-todd-wood-turkey-inva
des-iraq/
Do you know the difference between parentheses () and quotation marks ""?
Not so much, apparently.
Is that the point SIG, or is it your hypocrisy is once again displayed for all to see. I think it's the latter. I think it is also very clear now, that you do believe Russia invaded Ukraine.
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