Turkey bombs Iraq and Syria: NATO and Gulf killing machines (Yazidis to Yemen)
November 21, 2022 Lee Jay
Turkey bombs Iraq and Syria: NATO and Gulf killing machines (Yazidis to Yemen)

Kanako Mita, Nuray Lydia Oglu, and Lee Jay Walker

Modern Tokyo Times

NATO Turkey bombed Kurds in the vicinity of Northern Iraq and Northern Syria. Highlighting, once more, that NATO powers – and Israel – can violate the sovereignty of regional nations at random. Indeed, Turkey occupies North Cyprus decade after decade, helps Azerbaijan to kill Armenian Christians in Nagorno-Karabakh, occupies parts of Northern Syria, and bombs Northern Iraq whenever it deems necessary – such is the double standards of NATO.

NATO powers reduced Iraq and Libya to failed states. Not content, the nations of America, France, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, the United Kingdom, and others supported various terrorist groups by stealth against Syria. Also, military arms – and covert training – were sold in vast quantities to support the Saudi Arabia-led bombing of Yemen courtesy of America, France, and the United Kingdom. Therefore, NATO and Gulf powers have collectively involved themselves in creating failed states in Libya, Iraq, Syria, and Yemen – while NATO Turkey occupies North Cyprus and parts of Northern Syria.

Deaths from all these conflicts account for well over one million people. Convulsions include the vast majority of Christians fleeing Iraq, the enslavement of Yazidis by Islamic State (IS – ISIS), anti-Shia massacres by various Sunni Islamist groups, mass immigration, failed states, Arabs enslaving black Africans in Libya after the death of Gadaffi, rampant poverty, and children are dying in Yemen from cancer in horrendous pain because treatments are out of date. However, no sanctions on NATO and Gulf powers – and no war crimes await.

The Defense Ministry of Turkey stated after bombing Kurdish positions, “Air Operation Claw-Sword was successfully carried out, within the scope of our strategy to eradicate terrorism at its source and eliminate terror attacks against our people and security forces from northern Iraq and Syria.” 

Associated Press reports, “The Syrian Democratic Forces spokesperson, Farhad Shami, wrote in a tweet that two villages heavily populated with displaced people were under Turkish bombardment. He said the strikes had resulted in 11 civilian deaths and destroyed a hospital, a power plant and grain silos.”

The latest bombing attacks came after the recent terrorist attack in Turkey was blamed on the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK). However, the PKK denies any involvement in this terrorist attack. Irrespective of this, NATO Turkey and several Gulf and NATO powers all helped to destabilize Syria. Therefore, the collective weakness of Northern Iraq and Northern Syria is down to the nations that destabilized both countries.

France 24 reports, “The strikes targeted PKK bases in northern Iraq’s mountainous regions of Kandil, Asos and Hakurk, as well as bases of the Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG), in Ayn al-Arab (called Kobane in Kurdish), Tal Rifaat, Jazira and Derik regions in Syria, the ministry said. Ankara considers the YPG as a terror group affiliated with the PKK.” 

In July, NATO Turkey killed tourists in Northern Iraq – including a very young child. It is known that four artillery shells fired by NATO Turkey hit the tourist resort in the environs of Barakh (Zakho district – Kurdish semi-autonomous region).

ISIS forcibly converted Yazidis, enslaved thousands, raped Yazidi women, and countless barbarities – some Yazidis are still enslaved today. Yet in Iraq, NATO Turkey is also killing Yazidis who are caught up in the intrigues of this country in Northern Iraq.

Associated Foreign Press reports, “The heartland of Iraq’s Yazidi minority, Sinjar is frequently targeted by Turkish airstrikes against bases of Turkey’s separatist Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK).”

One Yazidi activist said, “The international community also has a moral responsibility towards Yazidis and the people of Sinjar. It is both painful and illogical that these attacks go [unaddressed] as if they are legitimate. It seems Turkey can get away with anything.”

Voice of America reports, “Turkey regularly carries out airstrikes in northern Iraq and has sent commandos to support its offensives as part of a long-running campaign in Iraq and Syria against militants of the Kurdish PKK and the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia. Ankara regards both as terrorist groups.”

Gulf powers and NATO military arms have turned Yemen into a nightmare. James Elder (last year), a spokesperson for UNICEF, said, “A child dies in Yemen of something that is preventable every 10 minutes. And that is certainly a number that unfortunately has not changed in the last couple of years…Yemen is the most difficult place in the world to be a child. Incredulously, it is getting worse.”

The former administration of President Barack Obama spread death to Libya, Syria, Yemen, and other nations. Hence, when the Yemen crisis began, the administration of Obama was quick to make huge military profits. France and the United Kingdom also welcomed the rich pickings – all three nations are NATO powers. 

Reuters said, “U.S. President Barack Obama’s administration has offered Saudi Arabia more than $115 billion in weapons, other military equipment and training, the most of any U.S. administration in the 71-year U.S.-Saudi alliance, a report seen by Reuters has found.”

The BBC says, “The UN estimated that by the end of 2021, the conflict in Yemen would have caused over 377,000 deaths, with 60% of them the result of hunger, lack of healthcare and unsafe water.”

NATO and Gulf powers can kill at random. Hence, the latest bombing attacks by NATO Turkey in Iraq and Syria – similar to the conflicts in Libya and Yemen – are a grim reminder of the utter hypocrisy of the international community that spins everything under the auspices of power concentration mechanisms and supplied chaos.

Biden – when Vice President in the Obama administration – condemned Turkey. He said, “What did they do? They poured hundreds of millions of dollars and thousands of tons of weapons into anyone who would fight against Assad — except that the people who were being supplied were al-Nusra and al-Qaeda and the extremist elements of jihadis coming from other parts of the world.”

The Yemeni child dying of cancer from out-of-date medication – to Yazidis enslaved by ISIS – and Christians fleeing Iraq along with a host of grim realities mean little in the corridors of power in Ankara, London, Paris, Riyadh, Washington, and others. Therefore, the Kurds – and others – expect further NATO Turkey bombing attacks – that also kill the Yazidis in the Sinjar region.

https://www.france24.com/en/middle-east/20221120-dozens-killed-in-turkish-air-strikes-against-kurdish-militants-in-syria-iraq

-Putin has ordered the partial mobilization of the Russian population, including ordering military reservists into active service and a boost to weapons production-
-Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu added more detail on the partial mobilization Wednesday morning, saying it would see 300,000 additional personnel called up to serve in the military campaign in Ukraine-

One might think that, in addition to justifying the inevitable, painstakingly engineered collapse, and in addition to justifying the deliberate deepening of the created crises and their further expansion (and other things), the “special operation” may have another meaning. So phase 2, for example, could be an even more special operation, of a higher degree. (Of course, the old aristocratic families, the bankers, etc., from any part of the world, as well as their domestic pets “at the head” of states, corporations and organizations, have nothing to worry about, because whatever there is, with possible mass participation, they will not have to participate directly.)

Another thing that comes to mind is that, of course, whatever the big game is, it originates and is played by those who currently hold the really power and orchestrate the actions of the respective pawns, the higher instruments of power. And the action meets their present wants and needs, etc. But I, being a little more simple, somehow, in my mind appeared the image of that “an American author, poet, orator, editor, lawyer, jurist and Confederate general”, Albert, and his supposed vision, which is attributed to him that he had in 1870, for “three ww necessary for the realization of the nwo”.

Maybe it’s a geopolitical storm in a glass of water, but the section is good for a short off-topic, for the story about a great storyteller like this Albert.

https://www.freemason.pt/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/albert-pike_uytdgfhj545454-560×374.jpg

Well said. It doesn’t matter what they answer or whether they answer at all. Everyone is responsible for their own thoughts and words, and looking with only one eye has never helped anyone. Free will.

There are more than two “sides”.

Very “alternative mainstream” view.

The “war” has been created by both “sides” (who are the same side) to further the shift eastward, build Eurasia and decimate US-Europe. Why do you keep promoting the idea there is some real conflict of interest here when there obviously isn’t.

Even if the “war” is being performed to the extent of actually killing real people in large numbers (no evidence of it, but I give the benefit of the doubt), it’s still just performative, a war without conflict, done by two sides for one reason.

Let’s set some definitions for said footage in advance –

1- MORE THAN a dozen active “fighters”.

2 – MORE THAN a couple of tanks or other hardware.

3 – Evidence of widescale engagement with return fire (ie not just a piece of artillery firing at an alleged but invisible “enemy” in an otherwise empty field).

4 – Massed troops on the move and under fire

5 – NO dodgy mini war films of what easily could be a sterile training exercise with creepy “action” music added and some obscure production company logo. – Actual, real, raw video from war photographers or journalists or locals that fits all above criteria.

If the war is the one they are describing on both “sides” this type of video should be everywhere, and should have been since Day One. I’ve yet to see any. But I live in hope.

Please share anything you see that fits the above stipulations.

The lack of German, US or UK participants in the IAEA team is odd (though may be by agreement).

The continuous stream of shells being bombarded at the place is also very disturbing. Some of the recent ones fired from 40km away, I believe.

I suppose my question is what would motivate someone to launch a missile or drone strike on a nuclear plant. What would be going through their mind? It’s a bit like being the one that presses the launch button for a missile in a nuclear war. Watching ‘War Games (1983)‘ should be part of their military training

This article may offer a possible explanation. A Ukrainian desire to bring NATO-poleon in to the equation, by provoking Putin into a strike on decision-making centres
https://english.pravda.ru/world/153721-putin_kyiv/

There is one point here that perhaps makes a difference and that is that the Ukrainian territory being taken is also full of “Ukrainians” that support the effect and hence you only need to thwart off some paramilitary degenerates that were infiltrating the region.

Its only recently that the US and UK have insisted that this conflict continue and now it appears the idea is to lob missiles at the territories much like terrorists do.

Zelenskyy has relegated his state to a terror state against the people he was supposed to protect… according to his electoral speeches back in the day.

He has had to eliminate the political opposition, remove high ranking officials that supposedly gave him headaches meaning they did not believe in his actions against his own people. Soon the facade of the actor will start to crumble away and his net worth as a martyr will appeal to his handlers more so.

Russia is not at war, at least not the ones you are accustomed to waging. There is no shock and awe here. There is no need. The reality is much different and I think your aware of it , you just can’t rationalize it well enough and that is no swipe at your intelligence.

If Russia was at war with Ukraine, then it would have been a totally different operation and that would have lasted a month at best.