american troops landed in Turkey.. WITHOUT waiting for Turkey's parliament decision!!
 

this is totally wrong...
United States of America just made an unacceptable mistake...

Sue me.

Now it's only gonna cost the US $50 billion to turkey.

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I thought they have certain limitations and guidelines of troop placement based on the "enduring freedom" agreement. The only thing that Turkey is debating over is in addition to what they've already agreed to.

NEWSFLASH:

We've been in Turkey since 1991.

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united states is allowed to have forces there you retard. they just arent sure if we can launch attacks from there.

Your topic title is misleading and misinformed at best.

Yes, wars to not avoid any more :BangBang:

great fucking news !!!!


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sometimes it seems that US think they are the owner of the planet - someone should tell them they are wrong........

We are the owner of the planet. Why should anyone tell us it's wrong if we own it?! Sue me.

Truely that seems rude, by any sense of the word.

But we've been friends and allies with Turkey for a while now, esp in regards to the issue of Iraq...

I spent a little time up there during Desert Storm I....the Turks were a blast to work with...

good people, and good troops....

unfortunately, like many of our allied countries right now the leaders may be with us but most general populations feel a bit different.

I think Bush & the other global bosses needed to 'sell' this issue a little more...



nothing beats a good invasion though like Part I, hard to top that reason....


well unless you consider WMD dissemination to people that hate us an issue...

You just did.... and thank you.

We'll take it under advisement,

and get back to you after the war.

canada is a part of federation already? - I wonder if this happens during this year:1orglaugh

Don't believe everything you read.

oh FYI that didn't know this already...

we have several troops stationed on a permanent basis in Turkey all the time...it's not like we invaded Turkey to fuck up Iraq....


There are a handful of AF and other branch installations there allll the time....We're just puffing up before the beat down...



however you win on the appearance of rudeness issue....I'm sure there are WAY more details to this story than any of us pinheads will every know about...I include myself in that statement....


we're SOOOO far away from 'the loop' that it's a dot to us....

to be honest - I hope you'll win and do next step to stop terrorism .I am just not sure if there is so great skyline in NY after that - maybe some more buildings would be missing , but I'm sure you are good secured.

WTF are you talking about?watch the fucking news...

didn't know - sorry

We pay out plenty in aid to own the planet..

WTF are YOU talking about? Oh yeah, you were watching the news.

We've been in Turkey since the Gulf War (and a lil before, but hey, that's neither here nor there.).

Stop watching the news. Propaganda only goes so far.:glugglug

Behind the scenes politics, not even CNN will know the real truth to all the "deals" that take place

no problemo Nydahl, I thought you might need that extra piece of info...


...like one person in this thread mentioned the KEY issue at hand with Turkey, that we also had to deal with in DS I, was whether or not they'd allow us to launch 'attacks' from there.

They always allow us to do reconnaissance, and humanitarian missions, but an attack posture is totally different.



All this talk of Turkey is making me kinda miss the few months i was there last time... I actually tried to get a permanent assignment at one of the Air Bases, it was only going to be a 1 year tour.....and the food and shopping and historical things to see in Turkey are awesome :)

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who cares about turkey?

Just a wild guess...the Turks?

ya exactly, who cares?

Actually Turkey has basically been a close friend of the USA since the Korean war with a couple of minor bumps along the way.

Very true, and when you think about it...

We're gonna need more troops in the general region and Turkey no matter what.

Whether they allow us to 'attack' from there or not, the aftermath will require quite a bit of clean up, tons of humanitarian aid missions, security forces initially, etc....


Let's not forget that after Desert Storm I, we flew a shitload of humanitarian missions dropping off food, clothing, medicine, etc to the Kurds in N. Iraq for well over a year if I recall correctly....

PS, the Kurds are the ones that Sadam doesn't mind gassing or slaughtering from time to time is why we were doing that...

lol i dont need to watch it to know your wrong.

I must to say that we (CZech) were the first to promise our help to you.And we are the stupids who entered the dangerouse areas during gulf war to make your sweet US asses save from chemicals.Sorry for my english

Maybe we wouldn't have come without permission if you used proper english to tell us not to show up

can you tell me how many lenguages you are able to understand?
I can understand English (not well but..) , Russian , CZech and some POland

OH MY GOD!! NNNOOOOOOO!!!:waaaaahh

don't worry about Drew - he sometimes even has trouble understanding English - yet alone a Slavic language... :1orglaugh

I have some problems to understand myself sometimes - specialy when drunk:thumbsup

So where can I read more about this "invasion"?

And why do American troops need permission to LAND? It was my understanding that we either had a base there or permission to use their bases.

English, Hebrew, Some German, Korean, and Spanish, oh and Yiddish too.

What does it matter?

Just like Equinox, you need to learn how to speak only when spoken to.

nice:thumbsup so you are an inteligent person so you should understand that this is not about perfect written english....thats all
have you been to Korea?

No, but I've been in Korean before. =D

And it was a joke... As in... Proper english being... "Stay the fuck out you stupid fuckin Yankee bastards until we say so, its our fucking country"

instead of... Well, maybe, we're not sure yet, give us some time...

ok, nice :1orglaugh :thumbsup

Can I test 'some' of your German? lol

Yes, it is unacceptable for the US not to give into Turkey's extortionistic demands.

God knows that Turkey, being the most developed country in the world, is really being dealt a rough deal.

What with the US spending billions in foreign aid and whatnot.

You seem to dislike the US very much Nydahl...what a shame...

You are right, the Czech's were of great support during the first Storm in the NBC (chemical) side of the house... :thumbsup

Why you wish to make it sound like we were on two diff teams amazes me.

I personally know a few guys (US) that were affected by that shit pretty badly as I"m sure you know a few Czechs or is this just media regurgitation?

yeah sure... you're acting like an idiot, as always... I saw your debates on PJs too , so I know you're nothing but a hopeless arrogant child.

I don't hate US guys.I am only not able to use the right words to explain what I want to say.
The true is that I hate some playing the policeman and the most important nation in the world.I aslo don't like talking about US financial help to everybody around (3rd world countries as you call us ) - I am sure you always get something back for your US dollars.Thats all.I like US - they are funny :Graucho

So malicious you are... What a little child. I'm done with you, you are beneath me. Fucking bandwagon jumper...

Grow up, you'll always be a hopeless arrogant child.:thumbsup :1orglaugh

I have told him on multiple occasions to wipe his snotty nose and stand in the corner, but he also has a problem with discipline, among his many other problems.

Thats hurtful... Both of you bitch about immaturity, but do the exact same thing, with less tact and intelligence...

Need to look hard into the mirror... Cheers. :thumbsup

The US doesn't deal like that.

You deal on our terms, or we bomb the fuck out of you.

For reference, see the following link:

History of the taliban controled afghanistan oil pipeline.

How come during all that OBL/Taliban/Afghanistan stuff we didn't know there was a major oil pipeline going through that place.