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Pro-Turkish forces pillage Afrin after taking Syrian city

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By BULENT KILIC

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OK, we're going back to the middle ages.

But as this is a war crime, Turkey will hopefully have to be held accountable.

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Turkey should be expelled from NATO, for the duplicitous, deceitful, non-ally they actually are.

The Turkish MIT has provided material and logistical support to, and encouragement for Turkish citizens to join and fight with, Daesh (ISIS), our enemy. And, now, they are attacking directly, our faithful allies against Daesh, the YPG.

Supporting the sworn enemy of an ally, and attacking our faithful allies, are not the acts of an friend but, rather, those of an enemy.

All nuclear weapons, and NATO Patriot batteries, should immediately be withdrawn from Turkey to Europe, with the Patriots being forward deployed to the Baltic States and Poland, where they might do some good, helping deter further Russian aggression in Eastern Europe.

We should then provide military and political support to the Kurds, throughout the region, including the PKK, who should be reclassified as a non-terrorist organization.

We should assist the Kurdish people in establishing their much deserved, and long overdue, nationhood, to be carved from portions of Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Turkey.

The Kurds will prove to be honest, loyal, reliable, and grateful allies. Second only in importance to the Israelis in the region.

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Using genocide and murder, Turkey has annexed a part of Syria. If it was Russia, sanctions, unsc meetings, covert attacks, msm propaganda....

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That picture reminds me of New Orleans after hurricane Katrina.

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