Meanwhile, In Syria
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[quote=Transmitter Man]iscusdave]Russia is concerned about the increase in violations of Syrian airspace from NATO's drones without the authorization of Damascus.
Vlad: "So, Mr Erdogan, you aren't exploiting this conflict to buy half price Syrian oil, are you?"
Erdogan: "Most certainly not, that is absolutely slanderous."
Vlad: "Well....you won't mind if I do this then, will you?"
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=073_1449255632
Dave,
When you look at the map of the region, you can see the routes of oil. "Oil convoys must go through PYD and Assad regime [territory]. If there is an oil trade, it is between Daesh and the Assad regime."
The PYD is the terrorist PKK organization’s Syrian affiliate and it controls most of the territory to the southwest of Turkey’s Syria border, as well as an enclave in the northwest. The Assad regime also controls some of the border in the northwest.
There 'is' cooperation between Daesh and the Syrian government forces against the Free Syrian Army (FSA).
So, either someone is telling porky's or there's an alternative route.
BTW, there is no alternative route and I'm no Erdogan fan, far from it.
Have you subscribed to this site: http://www.stopfake.org/en/tag/rt/
Phil
Hi phil
i agree with you
Assad is trying to make it me or ISIS that much is clear
he will do whatever it takes to remain in power.
but that being said..
i just cannot swallow the line... Erdogan is clean in the trade of oil.. there is so much info on him and his boys.
i would say remember that spoke's person for Saddam..."there are no us forces in Iraq" ..
i admit this is from July ..
I've not seen that site before i shall pop over and have a gander..
also what's you view of the Turkish invasion of northern Iraq ?
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=aed_1449339290
Vlad: "So, Mr Erdogan, you aren't exploiting this conflict to buy half price Syrian oil, are you?"
Erdogan: "Most certainly not, that is absolutely slanderous."
Vlad: "Well....you won't mind if I do this then, will you?"
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=073_1449255632
Dave,
When you look at the map of the region, you can see the routes of oil. "Oil convoys must go through PYD and Assad regime [territory]. If there is an oil trade, it is between Daesh and the Assad regime."
The PYD is the terrorist PKK organization’s Syrian affiliate and it controls most of the territory to the southwest of Turkey’s Syria border, as well as an enclave in the northwest. The Assad regime also controls some of the border in the northwest.
There 'is' cooperation between Daesh and the Syrian government forces against the Free Syrian Army (FSA).
So, either someone is telling porky's or there's an alternative route.
BTW, there is no alternative route and I'm no Erdogan fan, far from it.
Have you subscribed to this site: http://www.stopfake.org/en/tag/rt/
Phil
Hi phil
i agree with you
Assad is trying to make it me or ISIS that much is clear
he will do whatever it takes to remain in power.
but that being said..
i just cannot swallow the line... Erdogan is clean in the trade of oil.. there is so much info on him and his boys.
i would say remember that spoke's person for Saddam..."there are no us forces in Iraq" ..
i admit this is from July ..
I've not seen that site before i shall pop over and have a gander..
also what's you view of the Turkish invasion of northern Iraq ?
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=aed_1449339290
Edited by discusdave on Saturday 5th December 20:48
Edited by discusdave on Saturday 5th December 21:08
[quote=discusdave]ransmitter Man]iscusdave]Russia is concerned about the increase in violations of Syrian airspace from NATO's drones without the authorization of Damascus.
Vlad: "So, Mr Erdogan, you aren't exploiting this conflict to buy half price Syrian oil, are you?"
Erdogan: "Most certainly not, that is absolutely slanderous."
Vlad: "Well....you won't mind if I do this then, will you?"
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=073_1449255632
Dave,
When you look at the map of the region, you can see the routes of oil. "Oil convoys must go through PYD and Assad regime [territory]. If there is an oil trade, it is between Daesh and the Assad regime."
The PYD is the terrorist PKK organization’s Syrian affiliate and it controls most of the territory to the southwest of Turkey’s Syria border, as well as an enclave in the northwest. The Assad regime also controls some of the border in the northwest.
There 'is' cooperation between Daesh and the Syrian government forces against the Free Syrian Army (FSA).
So, either someone is telling porky's or there's an alternative route.
BTW, there is no alternative route and I'm no Erdogan fan, far from it.
Have you subscribed to this site: http://www.stopfake.org/en/tag/rt/
Phil
Hi phil
i agree with you
Assad is trying to make it me or ISIS that much is clear
he will do whatever it takes to remain in power.
but that being said..
i just cannot swallow the line... Erdogan is clean in the trade of oil.. there is so much info on him and his boys.
i would say remember that spoke's person for Saddam..."there are no us forces in Iraq" ..
i admit this is from July ..
I've not seen that site before i shall pop over and have a gander..
also what's you view of the Turkish invasion of northern Iraq ?
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=aed_1449339290
Hi Dave,
I think it's because they want to be seen to be doing their part in the fight against terrorism and to invite themselves into the coalition to liberate Mosul will possibly give them a seat at the table!
Remember also they will want to make sure that none of the Kurds they don't approve of receive anything that might threaten their homeland.
Just my 2p.
Phil
Vlad: "So, Mr Erdogan, you aren't exploiting this conflict to buy half price Syrian oil, are you?"
Erdogan: "Most certainly not, that is absolutely slanderous."
Vlad: "Well....you won't mind if I do this then, will you?"
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=073_1449255632
Dave,
When you look at the map of the region, you can see the routes of oil. "Oil convoys must go through PYD and Assad regime [territory]. If there is an oil trade, it is between Daesh and the Assad regime."
The PYD is the terrorist PKK organization’s Syrian affiliate and it controls most of the territory to the southwest of Turkey’s Syria border, as well as an enclave in the northwest. The Assad regime also controls some of the border in the northwest.
There 'is' cooperation between Daesh and the Syrian government forces against the Free Syrian Army (FSA).
So, either someone is telling porky's or there's an alternative route.
BTW, there is no alternative route and I'm no Erdogan fan, far from it.
Have you subscribed to this site: http://www.stopfake.org/en/tag/rt/
Phil
Hi phil
i agree with you
Assad is trying to make it me or ISIS that much is clear
he will do whatever it takes to remain in power.
but that being said..
i just cannot swallow the line... Erdogan is clean in the trade of oil.. there is so much info on him and his boys.
i would say remember that spoke's person for Saddam..."there are no us forces in Iraq" ..
i admit this is from July ..
I've not seen that site before i shall pop over and have a gander..
also what's you view of the Turkish invasion of northern Iraq ?
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=aed_1449339290
Hi Dave,
I think it's because they want to be seen to be doing their part in the fight against terrorism and to invite themselves into the coalition to liberate Mosul will possibly give them a seat at the table!
Remember also they will want to make sure that none of the Kurds they don't approve of receive anything that might threaten their homeland.
Just my 2p.
Phil
I see our boys have just completed a successful bombing mission (using the latest in hugs 'n kisses happy bombs) which has obliterated the ISIS-held Omar oil field. The very same one that the US & Russia bombed into oblivion last month.
Just over a month ago on Friday 23rd October 2015, The Express reported the following obliteration of an ‘ISIS held’ oil field by a Russian and American attack:
The terrorists’ oil field in eastern Syria – part of a half a billion dollar crude industry for the group – was obliterated in a day of bombing conducted by both Russia and the US-led coalition.
US operations officer Major Michael Filanowski told reporters in Baghdad the Omar oil field was blitzed, heavily damaging the lucrative funding source for ISIS.
He said: “There were strikes last night that struck Daesh-controlled oil refineries, command and control centres and transportation nodes.
“There were 26 targets and all 26 were struck.”
Nice bit of Western propaganda.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-35014665
Just over a month ago on Friday 23rd October 2015, The Express reported the following obliteration of an ‘ISIS held’ oil field by a Russian and American attack:
The terrorists’ oil field in eastern Syria – part of a half a billion dollar crude industry for the group – was obliterated in a day of bombing conducted by both Russia and the US-led coalition.
US operations officer Major Michael Filanowski told reporters in Baghdad the Omar oil field was blitzed, heavily damaging the lucrative funding source for ISIS.
He said: “There were strikes last night that struck Daesh-controlled oil refineries, command and control centres and transportation nodes.
“There were 26 targets and all 26 were struck.”
Nice bit of Western propaganda.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-35014665
zygalski said:
I see our boys have just completed a successful bombing mission (using the latest in hugs 'n kisses happy bombs) which has obliterated the ISIS-held Omar oil field. The very same one that the US & Russia bombed into oblivion last month.
Just over a month ago on Friday 23rd October 2015, The Express reported the following obliteration of an ‘ISIS held’ oil field by a Russian and American attack:
The terrorists’ oil field in eastern Syria – part of a half a billion dollar crude industry for the group – was obliterated in a day of bombing conducted by both Russia and the US-led coalition.
US operations officer Major Michael Filanowski told reporters in Baghdad the Omar oil field was blitzed, heavily damaging the lucrative funding source for ISIS.
He said: “There were strikes last night that struck Daesh-controlled oil refineries, command and control centres and transportation nodes.
“There were 26 targets and all 26 were struck.”
Nice bit of Western propaganda.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-35014665
It's just not worth reading is it? Second 'wave' of strikes. Pathetic.Just over a month ago on Friday 23rd October 2015, The Express reported the following obliteration of an ‘ISIS held’ oil field by a Russian and American attack:
The terrorists’ oil field in eastern Syria – part of a half a billion dollar crude industry for the group – was obliterated in a day of bombing conducted by both Russia and the US-led coalition.
US operations officer Major Michael Filanowski told reporters in Baghdad the Omar oil field was blitzed, heavily damaging the lucrative funding source for ISIS.
He said: “There were strikes last night that struck Daesh-controlled oil refineries, command and control centres and transportation nodes.
“There were 26 targets and all 26 were struck.”
Nice bit of Western propaganda.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-35014665
Due to the complete lack of real research by the beeb they probably took that number of four aircraft from someone else's news-feed, like AP or Reuters.
There's more that number of aircraft at Acrotiri:
http://cyprus-mail.com/wp-content/uploads/bfi_thum...
I live on the beach in the background!
Phil
There's more that number of aircraft at Acrotiri:
http://cyprus-mail.com/wp-content/uploads/bfi_thum...
I live on the beach in the background!
Phil
Edited by Transmitter Man on Sunday 6th December 13:09
Transmitter Man said:
Due to the complete lack of real research by the beeb they probably took that number of four aircraft from someone else's news-feed, like AP or Reuters.
There's more that number of aircraft at Acrotiri:
http://cyprus-mail.com/wp-content/uploads/bfi_thum...
I live on the beach in the background!
Phil
maybe you could count the all out and count them all back for usThere's more that number of aircraft at Acrotiri:
http://cyprus-mail.com/wp-content/uploads/bfi_thum...
I live on the beach in the background!
Phil
Edited by Transmitter Man on Sunday 6th December 13:09
We can hear them and including under the hours of darkness.
The Israeli AF were carrying out day & night joint exercises with the Greek AF a couple of weeks ago together with 2 x 4 heli's.
I went up on the roof to watch the fly past.
4 x F16's with the afterburners on under darkness you don't forget.
Phil
The Israeli AF were carrying out day & night joint exercises with the Greek AF a couple of weeks ago together with 2 x 4 heli's.
I went up on the roof to watch the fly past.
4 x F16's with the afterburners on under darkness you don't forget.
Phil
Edited by Transmitter Man on Sunday 6th December 14:22
zygalski said:
Tories leading the way with efficient use of taxpayer's money, turning large bits of rubble into small bits of rubble.
The whole place looks like Stalingrad already and not sure why we are adding to it?It's not even part of the commonwealth....
All we are doing are making more people migrate to the European Union whilst stirring the hornets nest.
What's our game plan? It can't be to defeat terrorism by bombing, it will not work, and it cannot be to get a nice government into Syria either, that won't work either. That's fantasy world.
Israel seems fairly happy with the situation
Edited by Gandahar on Sunday 6th December 14:47
GG89 said:
Gandahar said:
I've just bought a Hezbollah flag as they the good guys at present.
Working with Iran and Syria and Russia but against IS.
Will be buying more flags depending on how things go.
Why?Working with Iran and Syria and Russia but against IS.
Will be buying more flags depending on how things go.
As was ever the case.
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