BREAKING: Turkey Authorizes War on Syria - Border Residents Being Evac'd!! VIDEO: Rebels use US Mortars to Hit Turkey!

Russia and China don't have peacekeepers you stupid fuck.

i said it was the rebels yesterday, putting the blame on assad to stir things up.

A lot of those people are more savvy than your average walmart american

i dont know but she has lip implants.
And she should get out of syria because its not exactly the best place to be right now in this world. Why doesnt she come and live with me.

Yes they do.

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Attack my argument next time instead of my integrity.

Turkey knew about it. This was a plan for intervention. Sacrificing citizens has been used forever to move forward with the agenda.

Oh yea, peacekeeping rape your family troops. You retards are completely clueless on Chinese and Russian military practices. They make the super devil American military look like saints.

Iran dumps 10 billion in rials....Iranian people complain and are beat down..

Then the dictator..whoops I mean ELECTED PRIME MINISTER via safe voting machines and software..

HAS AS MANY AS POSSIBLE ARRESTED..

SO...they can blame terrorists for dropping the value of there currency to get INSURANCE BAILOUTS?

HHMM...syria and 10 billion rials?

vs..TURKEY AND CASH BAKED REBELS..??

WHUT U TINK GOONA AHPIN?

she hasn't, she's just eaten an ice pop...

+1,

love those Russians

I can picture those lips wrapped around my...

Turkey's PM has said his country has no intention of starting a war, after parliament in Ankara authorised military action inside Syria.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the authorisation was purely deterrence but he also warned that his country's determination should not be tested.

Parliament earlier approved military action in response to Syria's deadly shelling of a Turkish town.

Thousands of Turks have gathered to protest against any war with Syria.

Turkey's parliament passed a bill on Thursday by 320 to 129 authorising troops to launch cross-border operations against Syria and strikes against Syrian targets for the period of one year.

The closed-doors, emergency session vote followed Wednesday's shelling of the Turkish town of Akcakale, which killed two women and three children.

Turkey responded by shelling targets inside Syria - the first time it had done so in the 18-month-long unrest there.

Syria's UN envoy said two Syrian army officials were injured in the retaliatory shelling.

'No to war!'
Mr Erdogan said at a news conference in Akcakale on Thursday evening: "We want peace and security and nothing else. We could never be interested in something like starting a war."

But he added: "The Turkish Republic is a state capable of defending its citizens and borders. Nobody should try and test our determination on this subject."

Mr Erdogan also said Syrian shells had fallen on Turkish territory on seven other occasions since the unrest began.

There were reports on Thursday evening that thousands of people had gathered in Istanbul's Taksim Square for an anti-war rally.

The demonstrators were reportedly chanting: "No to war! Peace now! We won't be soldiers of imperialists!".

Other, smaller anti-war protests were reported in Izmir, Mersin, Eskisehir and other cities and towns.

A few dozen people chanting "we don't war" had also earlier protested in Ankara, with police firing tear gas to stop them reaching parliament.

Many social media users in Turkey also reacted strongly against the possibility of war with Syria.

Hashtags such as #notowar drew a lot of attention.

An online survey by the Hurriyet newspaper suggested 60% opposed the parliamentary bill.

However, many Turks voiced support for the retaliatory shelling.

At the United Nations, Secretary General Ban Ki-moon was "alarmed by escalating tensions along the Syrian-Turkish border", according to his spokesman, Martin Nesirky, and has called for "maximum restraint".

US state department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said Turkey's retaliatory shelling was appropriate, proportionate and designed to protect its sovereignty.

The UN Security Council drafted a resolution on Thursday condemning the Syrian shelling "in the strongest terms", calling it a "violation of international law".

However, Russia, Syria's main ally, has blocked the text and instead proposed one that does not refer to international law, and which calls on all parties to "exercise restraint".

Syria's UN envoy, Bashar Jaafari, said his country had offered deepest condolences over the deaths, but not an apology, because an investigation into the incident had not been completed.

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Hey Doorbert and gang! I came across this bit if open source info. I haven't seen it anywhere else save for a cat named zerohedge on Twitter. This apparently happened today. Hatay Province got shelled, it doesn't say if it was an artillery or mortar attack. It think we can all agree here that someone is seriously trying to start some war and isn't going to stop until they get what they want.

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Whoa - that's a pretty reliable source - much thanks!!

Sure thing.

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PIN AGAIN.

Turkey feels powerful because it sucks the nipples of NATO.

Just you all wait until NATO goes against the Russian and Chinese vito. Then you will all see how powerless NATO really is.

Never forget the Reichstag fire, the Hindenburg, and the Gulf of Tonkin.