Turkey to set up Qatar military base to face 'common enemies'

[Barmin]

Qatar and Turkey are two good terrorist states.

Turkey(ottomans) ruled middle east almost 600+ years ...

600 years? Turks even couldn't rule their own selves.

 

[TurAr]

Qatar and Turkey are two good terrorist states.

600 years? Turks even could rule their own selves.

It's rich coming from a guy from Gypsistan. Aren't you suppose to be cleansing little girls from their sins by stoning them to death?

Man these wannabe Ayetullahs and their obsession with Turkey...

 

[Saho]

Turkey(ottomans) ruled middle east almost 600+ years ...

I'm talking about "Turkey", not Ottoman.

I keep hearing more Arab rhetoric and roles/involvement from Turkey, never heard it before the Syrian civil war.

Was that common in 1930s - 2000s? If no, then that would be interesting.

 

[Sipahi]

I'm talking about "Turkey".

I keep hearing more Arab rhetoric and roles from Turkey, never heard it before the Syrian civil war.

Was that common in 1930s - 2000s?

@Hyperion

 

[Saho]

@Hyperion

Tagging was not my question.

 

[Sipahi]

Tagging was not my question.

he can answer your query better then me,

 

[T-Rex]

No it wasn't, but look at it now,

If it was we wouldn't have to look at what we're seeing now and that's the bottom line but of course you won't look at it that way for Asad happens to be a shia.

 

[MadDog]

Indeed a welcome move, Turks have led muslims for 600 years, these regions were treacherously snatched from Ottomans, Turkey must increase its presence in middle east, alongside increasing its soft power. Being a moderate muslim majority country it is indeed in a position to be a model for other countries in the region. Congrats to Turkish brothers.

 

[T-Rex]

It's funny that Qatar, literally the cache-reserve of many terrorist groups across ME, is supposed to 'check' anything in ME, along with Turkey, whose sectarian policies in Syria are known to anyone and whose support to terror groups in the country has led to formation of monsters like Nusra and ISIS.

The way you are equating every opposition to the asad regime as ISIS and terrorists reminds me of the way assrahellis describe the Plaestinians fighting against the assrahelli tyranny. You should be ashamed of yourself.

A country in which power is transferred through sperm is the last one to be wanting democracy in another country. This is the bitter joke in our times, that most politically backward dictatorships want 'democracy' for other countries.

Does it mean that we should seek democracy only in places like SA? BTW how do you think power was transferred in Syria from Bashar al Asad to his son? Was it through ballot or as you say through 'sperm'?

 

[raptor22]

Indeed a welcome move, Turks have led muslims for 600 years, these regions were treacherously snatched from Ottomans, Turkey must increase its presence in middle east, alongside increasing its soft power. Being a moderate muslim majority country it is indeed in a position to be a model for other countries in the region. Congrats to Turkish brothers.

If Turkey close its boarders on ISIS it would benefit the ME more ....

 

[kimattilanbeni]

taqiyaland and mother natasha is a dreamteam

 

[Hell NO]

This is a very good move by Turkey and Qatar. They should set up another base somewhere near Egypt to send a message to sissy the thug. After betraying the people of Egypt the despots in SA have no right to lead any Muslim Army. The sectarian SA and Iranian influence must be checked by the other Muslim states. For the stupidity of these two states the Muslim World has become an easy meal of the wolves.

What would a base do against a full army.
+ you do understand that the only way turkey would be able to supply that base is through egypt right.

 

[T-Rex]

What would a base do against a full army.
+ you do understand that the only way turkey would be able to supply that base is through egypt right.

You do understand that there's a thing called airlift, right? Besides, Egypt has to declare war before stopping any vessel passing through the Suez, so supplying the base wouldn't be a big problem at the moment.

 

[Hell NO]

You do understand that there's a thing called airlift, right? Besides, Egypt has to declare war before stopping any vessel passing through the Suez, so supplying the base wouldn't be a big problem at the moment.

Through what country syria? Iraq? Iran? egypt? Israel? Lybia? All the countrys mentioned above have bad relations with turkey in one way or another.
+ airlifting works for a small base but not for anything that Egypt would consider a threat.
so stop your unrealistic b***sh*t.

 

[T-Rex]

Through what country syria? Iraq? Iran? egypt? Israel? Lybia? All the countrys mentioned above have bad relations with turkey in one way or another.
+ airlifting works for a small base but not for anything that Egypt would consider a threat.
so stop your unrealistic b***sh*t.

Why would Turkey use a base in Qatar for Egypt? There's only a small sea between Egypt and Turkey. You need lessons on Geography.