Good news from Turkey at last !

Submitted by Ianus (Poland), Jun 23, 2012 at 15:51

What a relief to learn that at last the Turkish thug has got what he had so long been asking for! It's a pity though that only one and not a squadron of Turkish thugs have been shot down ! The Russian anti-aircraft rockets are more than a match for what the Turkish barbarian, who is crying now so desperately for help from his big American master and supplier, in his US-made plane can do. His insolent provocations have been "rewarded" and to be sure from now on not a single Turkish plane will violate the territorial space of Syria. The Turk is too much of a coward to come back alone to where his mugface has been once so finely punched.

Anyway, I can't wait to see Turkish planes plunge into the Aegean one after another when they violate Greek territorial space something which they do on a daily basis. All the Greeks need to do is acquire or loan a good Russian anti-aircraft system and train a few spirited men to operate it. Then and only then the Turk will stop behaving as a bully and a thug.

On a more abstract note , the incident is a warning to the NATO thugs, who have been using their Turkish darlings and Turkey as willing proxies and agents to create chaos in Syria, that this time it won't be such an easy piece of cake as was the case with Libya where there was no anti-aircraft force worth the name or even with Serbia in 1999 when it was rarely activated to escape detection and destruction. But once the Serbian anti-aircraft units were put into operation , not even F-117 A stealth fighters were safe. What the Syrian gunners showed yesterday is praiseworthy !

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