In Further Recognition of Turkiye's Emulation of Russian Incursions

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Jun 9, 2022 at 00:54

Maybe there is a simulation of the Russian incursion into the Ukraine for fear of anti-Russian attitudes in and amongst the pro-Russian advocates that are infilling the eastern Ukraine now being occupied; now potentially being mimicked by Turkiye's targeting the Kurdish affinities in northern Syria and the anti-Turkish party activities and invasion appears imminent there as well; all of which takes on the paranoia that allowed the Third Reich to invade the Sudetenland and elsewhere over eighty years ago. That the Russians are already allies with Syria and their own 'ethnic' purge, or is it bi-polar Islamism of the divergence of Sunni versus Shiite Islam that the ancient Greater Syria is being exposed to: who knows. How does it get contained?
Acutally, containment does not yet appear as a solution since expansionism presents itself on multiple fronts and the world does not yet know the outcome nor consequences of any of the conflicts that are on the threshold of costing more than the several tens of thousands of innocent lives already lost. Who pays for that?
Where is the United Nations, being smothered in gross political activism, appearing fully bent on diverting blame for the lack of recognizing that this failure to protect the injured Ukraine and the indigent ethnic peoples in the Middle East, appears absent while imposing the false narrative of repudiating Israel's claim to its homeland by proxies of an out-of-control Islamist mentalitiy that on one frontier threatens to level Israel for defending its right to exist. Does a Syrian expansion by proxies through the Golan strike anyone of its possibility in similar causes for action?
It's a fight Turkish ambitions have already prognosticated; others will follow.

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