Bush Meets With Turkish PM In Effort To Stave Off 'Major Cross-Border Attack'

AP   |  DESMOND BUTLER   |   November 5, 2007 03:16 PM


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President Bush on Monday pledged fresh help to Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan in fighting Kurdish rebels, declaring them "an enemy of Turkey, a free Iraq and the United States."

In an Oval Office session, Bush offered intelligence sharing to help combat the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK. Bush also said top military figures from the United States and Turkey would be in more regular contact in an effort to track the movement of the guerrilla fighters.

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The Turk will invade Iraq. The Bush administration can do NOTHING to prevent it. Access to Turkish airspace and Turkish airfields is essential to the criminal war in Iraq and the pending attack on Iran. A huge bargaining chip for Turkey.

Turkey wants their payment right now! Northern Iraq.

This administration is a complete failure in Middle East foreign policy and now the War for Control of Iraqi Oil will be won in part by the Turk. And are the Bush/Cheney handlers and enablers going to be pissed!

Bear in mind that we the taxpayers have paid for Turkey gaining control of Iraqi Oil reserves.

Seems to me this is grounds for the immediate resignation of Bush/Cheney et al?

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