ı dont understand

Submitted by havas (Turkey), Jun 28, 2012 at 04:58

syria was turkeys best friend few years ago. now syria is our biggest enemy. the same leaders erdoğan and assad were and are still leading our countries. syrian people and turks are almost the same people. there was never democracy in syria. so why we were friends before or why we are enemy now. this is not normal. the same thing is with israel. israel was bombing and murdering torturing palestinian people for long years and turkey and israel were very good friends. now israel continue to murder palestinians but we are enemies with israel. what is changed and why.

ı dont like mr erdoğans politics although ı have voted for him because if you are not able to respond properly you dont send a ship to palestine or send planes to syria borders.

if you do this than you must consider the risks and must be able to properly respond the same way to the enemies that you have created yourself .

if some country murder american, russian, israel, english, french or chinese citizens in international waters and invade their ship or shoot their unarmed plane only for violating borders for few minutes we know how they would answer to this. because they are powerful countries.

so the first time ı agree with the turkish enemies who write their opinions here. turkey is a country who only talks but cant act. because turkey is economically and militarily a weak country so must not be too much interested about other countries.ı am convinced to this opinion.

but ı still cant understand why mr pipes thinks turkey is a dangerous country. ı dont think so. iran is much powerful than turkey. ı also respect their foreign politics more. at least they have a clear vision unlike turkey who make a belly dance all the time.we have many things to learn from them.

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