- 11 Oct 2019 11:44
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Although overall I was very much right about supporting the 2003 removal of Saddam, favouring the majority (in Iraq, but minority in the world) Shia over the Sunni Arab supremacist terror regime of Saddam was undoubtedly the right thing to do. And the Iraqi governments role in saving Syrian Infidels from annihilation has utterly vindicated my overall position on Iraq.
However, I was wrong at the time, in early 2003, in placing too much emphasis on helping the Kurds. Seeking to help the Kurdish autonomy / independence movement is a fools errand. They have no coast, so any aid to them must be dependant on one of our fundamental enemies, Sunni Muslim Turkey, Shia Muslim Iran or Shia Muslim or Iraq, or on the Assad regime which is the client state of one of those fundamental enemies. Sunni Muslim Turks have been one of our fundamental enemies for nearly a thousand years, in this context Shia Muslim Iran has always been the lesser enemy. They are still an enemy though. They can never be our friend.
I have not made the same error of judgement over the Syrian Civil war and have been implacably imposed to all Western intervention. Any western support or troops on the ground with the Kurds has to go through Turkey. By the same logic I'm totally opposed to operations against the Taliban that depend on Pakistan. We should be carpet bombing Turkey And Pakistan not subsidising them and allying with them.
The Syrian Kurds should and could have looked to President Putin to be their protector, but instead chose to betray Putin, spit in his face for all the help he'd given and throw their lot in with the Zionists. It was cretinism, pure and utter cretinism. Did the Kurds think that the Zionists would show gratitude for defeating ISIS? Jewish supremacists are never strong on gratitude to Goy at the best of times, but Israel loved ISIS. It wasn't Israel that demanded that our leaders take on ISIS, no it was western public opinion.
However, I was wrong at the time, in early 2003, in placing too much emphasis on helping the Kurds. Seeking to help the Kurdish autonomy / independence movement is a fools errand. They have no coast, so any aid to them must be dependant on one of our fundamental enemies, Sunni Muslim Turkey, Shia Muslim Iran or Shia Muslim or Iraq, or on the Assad regime which is the client state of one of those fundamental enemies. Sunni Muslim Turks have been one of our fundamental enemies for nearly a thousand years, in this context Shia Muslim Iran has always been the lesser enemy. They are still an enemy though. They can never be our friend.
I have not made the same error of judgement over the Syrian Civil war and have been implacably imposed to all Western intervention. Any western support or troops on the ground with the Kurds has to go through Turkey. By the same logic I'm totally opposed to operations against the Taliban that depend on Pakistan. We should be carpet bombing Turkey And Pakistan not subsidising them and allying with them.
The Syrian Kurds should and could have looked to President Putin to be their protector, but instead chose to betray Putin, spit in his face for all the help he'd given and throw their lot in with the Zionists. It was cretinism, pure and utter cretinism. Did the Kurds think that the Zionists would show gratitude for defeating ISIS? Jewish supremacists are never strong on gratitude to Goy at the best of times, but Israel loved ISIS. It wasn't Israel that demanded that our leaders take on ISIS, no it was western public opinion.
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