THE BEGINNING OF "KURDISTAN" AND THE END OF SYRIA
For well over a year now it has been abundantly clear that
Turkish government was far more concerned with the renewed Kurdish movement in
any sectarian conflict inside of Syria .
The concept of Sunnis fighting Shia and Turkish soil is far
removed from the Turkish governments thought process, but the Kurdish
independence issue is been front and center in Turkey for decades.
The Turkish leadership set out to neutralize this Kurdish
drive for independence many, including myself, came to the conclusion that
Turkey would be more than willing to sacrifice a slice of Syria and strike an
oil deal with the Kurds for the sake of keeping the peace inside of Turkey.
From the Turkish government standpoint, they had everything
to gain and very little to lose.
Oil equals profit and profit equals jobs and jobs equals
social stability and that is exactly what Turkey was and is looking for.
The land that would have to be sacrificed not be Turkish
soil, that of Syria ,
the nation that is well underway in the process of dividing into "buffer
zones" once again.
Who is involved in this deal with the PKK?
You can be assured the Iranians and the Syrian government
were not.
You can also be assured the czar sitting in Moscow is more than
curious about where this new deal is heading.
Remember, the czar's kingdom is also based upon oil and gas
expiration point
So, to the authors point in this article attached, this
potential PKK deal with the Turks actually signal the beginning of the process
of subdividing Syria ?
Remember the Middle East is
no different than any other part of the world.
As is always the case, perception is reality, especially in
the Middle East .
If the Iranians and the regime in Syria
truly believe that Turkey
has struck a deal with the Kurds that deal entails Syrian land and Iraqi oil,
then you can bet it will not quietly allow this process to succeed.
http://www.worldbulletin.net/?aType=haber&ArticleID=105081
https://now.mmedia.me/lb/en/commentaryanalysis/syrias-puppet-masters
