NATO recon aircraft don't turn their transponders on either.
Al-Qaeda, you mean?
Any guess on what will happen to Erdo-Turkey now that it downed a russian plane?
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I'm sure plenty of planes come near other countries' air space. Sometimes they even enter it.
I'm sure plenty of planes come near other countries' air space. Sometimes they even enter it.
Erdogan challenging Putin for his claims Turkey is trading with IS:
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-34971506
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-34971506
^Erdo being a paragon of virtue is the right being to challenge others 
I think this will escalate further, cause i don't see Erdo resigning; he is too filled with the idea he is the savior of the turkish state or whatever, to realise he is the obvious trigger for nastier things to come there.
(oh, and BBC being as crap as ever)
I think this will escalate further, cause i don't see Erdo resigning; he is too filled with the idea he is the savior of the turkish state or whatever, to realise he is the obvious trigger for nastier things to come there.
(oh, and BBC being as crap as ever)
There are also disjunctive differences, so no, I don't think they are.
Too late: Putin now accuses Turkey of shooting down their plane 'to protect IS oil'. Because, you know, shooting down a single plane will do that, obviously...
And here's some entertainment from our esteemed Greek member, whose political-economic views are always hilarious:
^Erdo being a paragon of virtue is the right being to challenge others
Very to the point, I'm sure...
Our esteemed member has missed the somewhat obvious fact that Putin is the only one doing the escalating. Erdogan seems genuinely embarassed by the incident.
"oh, and BBC being as crap as ever" speaks for itself.
Yes, it does speak for itself, if one is as clueless as to how BBC is as you? Maybe at least try to faintly read something about an issue prior to just knee-jerk reacting to what another posts
BBC has been a mouthpiece of the english govs for a long while, and it is not about tory or labour either (they were the same during Blair's era).
Certainly. Refugees, going to ISIS controlled territory
Certainly. Refugees, going to ISIS controlled territory
Well, things are kind of rough in Turkey afterall
Although rather than refugees they likely are religious pilgrims.
Akka
Moody old mage.
No, it's parodying the "humanitarian convoys" Russia sent to Ukraine.
It's made even more obvious by pointing how Erdogan and Putin are similar.
Thorgalaeg
Deity
Well they are similar in that sense if you consider ISIS and Ukranian separatists similar.
Akka, may I ask about your thoughts about the Russian revolutions in 1905 and 1917?
I've noticed your support to the rebel notions in both Ukraine and Syria, and I would cautiously assume that you also would be sympathizing to any power rising up against Putin in Russia today.
So it makes me curious about whether it's just a rebellious spirit of yours, or there are some more complex criteria... If so, what are they?
I've noticed your support to the rebel notions in both Ukraine and Syria, and I would cautiously assume that you also would be sympathizing to any power rising up against Putin in Russia today.
So it makes me curious about whether it's just a rebellious spirit of yours, or there are some more complex criteria... If so, what are they?
Akka
Moody old mage.
I hardly am supporting the rebels in Ukraine.
As for Syria, I wasn't aware someone needed to have some kind of "rebellious spirit" to prefer people fighting against a bloodthirsty tyrant than to have said tyrant drown the rebellion in blood.
And I don't really see what the Russian revolts and revolutions have to do with this...
Sorry, my fault, I was insufficiently clear. I meant the ones who ousted Yanukovich.
That is understandable...
...well, there were some things for a preset, and then the Bloody Sunday as a trigger, and also many things next...
