1 posted on
03/15/2003 3:19:05 AM PST by
kattracks
To: kattracks
Divert elsewhere now.
Forget Turkey.
2 posted on
03/15/2003 3:28:08 AM PST by
DB
(©)
To: kattracks
bye bye 15 Billion
3 posted on
03/15/2003 3:29:30 AM PST by
The Wizard
(Demonrats are enemies of America)
To: kattracks
When the free Iraq is ready for trade with the world, Turkey will not be involved.
4 posted on
03/15/2003 3:32:02 AM PST by
chemicalman
(Rid the country of the vast liberal conspiracy)
To: kattracks
Can you say "Autonomous Republic of Kurdistan"?
Yes, I knew you could..
6 posted on
03/15/2003 3:42:55 AM PST by
USMCVet
To: kattracks
I trust we have already discounted any cooperation from the turks and have implemented an alternative. This has been clearly a "wish" not a reality too long to hang on to it.
8 posted on
03/15/2003 4:40:44 AM PST by
AMNZ
To: kattracks
Next time a big earthquake devastates Turkey, and I'm hoping it happens sooner rather than later, the US Congress symbolically meets to decide whether to send aid.
And they drag out their decision for a month or two.
INGRATES!!
To: kattracks
When the carriers in the Mediterranean start moving, we will know Turkey is out of the picture for good.
Prairie
11 posted on
03/15/2003 5:14:02 AM PST by
prairiebreeze
(I'm wearing my full FReeper uniform 24/7 these days, and remain alert and ready with shields up!)
To: kattracks
Ships should have left two weeks ago instead of allowing the State Dept to dork around hoping Tryrkey would get on board
This situation is a big time screw up
12 posted on
03/15/2003 5:19:57 AM PST by
uncbob
( building tomorrow)
To: kattracks
In my mind there is very little difference between the French and the Turks in this build-up to the Iraq war. The French have been our main impediment and enemy in the diplomatic side of the buildup; and the Turks have been our main impediment and enemy in the military side of the buildup.
Both are former quote "allies" who have in fact acted as out-and-out enemies in the last few months and both are going to see major negative repercussions in the months that follow as victorious US forces defeat Saddam and the French and the Turks reap the whirlwind they have sowed.
13 posted on
03/15/2003 5:24:37 AM PST by
UncleSamUSA
(the land of the free and the home of the brave)
To: kattracks
I have been to Turkey many times, have enjoyed it very much and am very very saddened by this development. Unfortunately, the Turks are going to learn that Kurdistan is what comes of making common cause with the French.
To: kattracks
Tha hand of Chirac at work once again, turning another nation against us. My utter contempt for Chirac is beginning to eclipse my contempt for Saddam.
18 posted on
03/15/2003 6:08:27 AM PST by
laz17
(Socialism is the religion of the atheist.)
To: kattracks
You'd think 16 billion would be enough to bribe anyone.
How dare they attempt self determination and sovereignty of thier borders.
20 posted on
03/15/2003 6:21:03 AM PST by
Gore_ War_ Vet
(Invading Iraq and taking over the world is NOT conservative.)
To: kattracks
Does anyone get the feeling Turkey is heading South (Not in the literal sense; excuse the pun)? Do they have radical fundamentalists there in their population? Why are they against the war so much? Their economy is in the tank anyway. Seems the regime change could only help the people there.
But there is that Muslim thing isn't there. Hmmmm
21 posted on
03/15/2003 6:24:05 AM PST by
LaGrone
To: ProudArmyWife; ohioWfan
Well, what can I say....what a waste, not using the 4th ID's hi-tech equipment....
23 posted on
03/15/2003 6:27:31 AM PST by
mystery-ak
(Saddam...your time is almost up..my hubby and son are on their way to kick your a$$ out of Baghdad!)
To: kattracks
Our own Clintoon holdovers in the State Department (with help from the complicit media) were in the background (BIG time) working to bungle this... "Our list of allies grows thin." This requires prayer, people.
36 posted on
03/15/2003 8:54:37 AM PST by
Libertina
(God Bless our Commander In Chief!)
To: kattracks
In most circumstances, I would be grevely concerned, but here I am not. Saddam has withdrawn the bulk of his quality units into Baghdad in any event. There's really no necessity for a second front, except that it would shorten the time to reach Baghdad by a day or two. Arabs are miserable, ill-disciplined soldiers, the world's worst.
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