WAR: Turkish Army Continues To Pound Syria For A 2nd Day In Response To Mortar Strike Across Border!!! Turkey Green-Lights Military Action...

It's 6:20AM in Turkey... News should start flowing again in the next few hours.

How unpredictable lol

Russia/China tell US/Israel you attack Syria its WW3.

Israel/US do not attack Syria, they let one of their proxy countries attack, avoiding WW3. Very slick.

The sanctions are biting Iran hard now, I would expect a coup soon.

Saudi Arabia will have a pandemic, the NWO could be complete by Christmas at this pace.

I am a strong supporter of Romney, however I do believe Obama did so poorly tonight is because he knows WWIII is about to begin. Just sayin'.....

Until Russia or china nail Turkey. Then what? Nothing....

They could nuke turkey and nobody would do a damn thing.

That possibility crossed my mind as well.
He seemed very distracted, and maybe he did not want to be there just because it seemed silly to have a debate when the world is about to collapse.

But... Romney still had the facts that Obama had no reply to.

You're a blind sheep. Just part of the herd. Obummer and Oromney are the same.

Interesting thought! Obama certainly didn't look like he had his heart into it! The Obama's didn't even have their children there with them at the debate and did you see how they walked off the stage and left the Romneys on the stage. Very strange!

Thought the same thing like he was worried about something and it wasn't the elections....

The Syrian Military probably had a fight going on with the terrorist rebels which was right near the border. And the terrorists kept on shooting/attacking the Syrian Military even while crossing the border. What else would the ordinary man do? Just sit there and let his bully try to kill his people while the terrorist is still fighting while fleeing to another country which supports the bullies that HE is trying to fight?

NATO is looking for ANY fucking excuse to get involved. Turkey has been giving these terrorists weapons and they have been WAITING for a moment like this.


People, World War 3 is at our doorsteps.

Gulf of Tonkin anyone?

Last Edited by Pack of $moke$ on 10/04/2012 12:27 AM

I agree too.

Also yesterday (Wednesday) NATO announced that they've granted Rasmussen another 2 years as Boss.

Usually a NATO secretary general position is limited to 4 years. Rasmussen already was in his 5th year.

Obviously NATO doesn't want a newbie at the moment.

But perhaps this is only done to give the next US president the opportunity to say who is, or who is not leading NATO when he's in office.

You do know how many times Syria has violated Turkeys border right? This hasn't been the only time.

Frankly I don't give a shit about NATO and I don't give a shit about some murderous dictator. Let them kill each other off.

I also see how you nicely made up a scenario in your head to fit your theories.

Several Syrian soldiers have been killed in a Turkish bombardment, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights told Reuters.

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the dust have settled and sun rises after a battle. No WW3 this time..

I agree. I have no big love for him myself (better then Romney). Give him credit, he knows it's about to start splattering over there.

So Turkey is allowed to claim war even though they are the ones harboring and FUNDING the fucking terrorists?

ANd it just so happens that these rebel shitheads were fighting the Syrian Military at the border. These pricks KNEW what they were doing. Drag the Syrian Military to NATO's border to create a 'legitimate' view only to be able to attack Syria. The rebel shitheads know what they are doing. They are trying to drag in Turkey's military by bringing the fight to the border and creating a 'legitimate' excuse for NATO to intervene.

Last Edited by Pack of $moke$ on 10/04/2012 01:14 AM

A surgical strike using Turkey's special forces against identified targets that R at the root of this aggression could well happen. @WSJ

If someone were dumb enough to do that. It's game on. The Greeks have no love for the Turks and I can assure you if somebody had a big fleet there doing that. They would be right in there. The rest of NATO well goes without saying

Actually that would be the way to go. I think that we still have worry about what Iran would do about that. If you have Iran involved you have Russia and China in there too

Turkey is harboring Syrian rebels, basically, it's an act of war against Syria. So looks like it'll be Syria attack Turkey, NATO attack Syria, Russia, Iran attack NATO.

Then, China, North Korea opens the Asian front.

Turkeys shelling in Syrien targets continues tuesday morning


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Also, looks like Syria has driven the rebels into Turkey, so Syria is getting ready to eradicate them by driving into Turkey itself.

your conclusions are incorrect because your facts are false. Russia already gave the green light for action against Syria. That happened about a month ago. China not involved in this the least bit. They could care less.

Agreed.

Very strong artillery strikes on #TalAbyad have not stopped since 6:45 Syrian time. #Syria

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i wonder how long can turkey go on with that
i can imagine to read about syrian retaliation in a few hours..maybe thats what turkey wants!

Casus belli is a Latin expression meaning the justification for acts of war. Casus means "incident", "rupture" or indeed "case", while belli means bellic ("of war"). It is usually distinguished from casus foederis, where casus belli refers to offenses or threats directly against a nation, and casus foederis refers to offenses or threats to a fellow allied nation with which the justifying nation is engaged in a mutual defense treaty, such as NATO.[1][2]

The term came into wide usage in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries with the writings of Hugo Grotius (1653), Cornelius van Bynkershoek (1707), and Jean-Jacques Burlamaqui (1732), among others, and the rise of the political doctrine of jus ad bellum or "just war theory".[3][4] Informal usage varies beyond its technical definition to refer to any "just cause" a nation may claim for entering into a conflict. As such, it has been used both retroactively to describe situations in history before the term came into wide usage and in the present day when describing situations when war has not been formally declared.

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What's in it for Turkey? A deal to join the EU? What a bunch of sellouts Turkey are