[Istanbuller]

Turkey has vowed to make good on its promise to send foreign Islamic State fighters back to their home countries as soon as Monday, warning European nations that it does not matter whether the former militants are welcome at home or not.
https://www.euronews.com/2019/11/08/tur ... s-minister

This will lead to a regime change all over Europe, i guess so.

Erdoğan is right to punish current European regimes. Europe should accept more refugees.

[JohnRawls]

This will lead to a regime change all over Europe, i guess so.

Erdoğan is right to punish current European regimes. Europe should accept more refugees.

Uhhh, that is not how regime change works.

What works though is crippling somebodies economy which you know, Europe might easily do to Turkey. But being realistic here, Erdogan is a temporary situation for Turkey and we should only do this if we think that Erdogan like policies are a permanent thing. We shall see.

Consider this though. Is it wise to piss off your largest trading partner (Around 50% of all your imports/exports) and on top of that whose allies are around 25% of your remaining exports and imports.

[skinster]

Europe should accept more refugees.

Of course it should if it helps create them, although in Syria's case it doesn't matter very much since many Syrians have been returning home as the country has got more stable.

[Atlantis]

It is blindingly obvious that most people are incapable of learning from mistakes. The terrorist monsters created by the US in Afghanistan turned on its former masters during 9/11. All the jihadist militias created by Turkey to pursue it's territorial ambitions will sooner of later turn on Turkey. Once Putin/Assad recover the last parts of Syria held by the terrorists, the Turkish-backed militias will have nowhere to go but Turkey. The increased terror in Turkey, will give Erdogan the excuse to turn Turkey into a full-fledged dictatorship.

[skinster]

Speaking of terrorist monsters: