April 25, 2016
By Sergio Pecanha
Turkey (click here) is struggling to cope with the 2.7 million Syrians it hosts and honor its agreement to stop refugees from crossing into Europe. And renewed fighting in Syria last week pushed tens of thousands of Syrians closer to the border with Turkey, in a sign that the problem could still get worse....
The only border security Turkey understood was to take out any human being that looked like a Kurd. The entire world was telling Turkey it was making things in Syria worse because the wackos from around the world were crossing from Turkey.
Now, all of a sudden Turkey has refugees problems. The civil war in Syria was fueled by Turkey's policies. If the Syrian - Turkey border was closed where would the wackos cross? What would that do to Daesh. I have no sympathy for Turkey. It's leadership completely lacks expertise in protecting the country's sovereignty. Turkey's ridiculous policies including their chronic attacks against Kurds that fight to stabilize the region is ancient and self-defeating.
Turkey and any escalation in Syria are directly related to Turkey's policies and it's lack of resolve to end the conflict. The best idea to handle Turkey is to take up a UN Resolution the country has to live by.
The Kurds need to move before the UN Security Council against Turkey. The Kurds, including PKK, have been acting to stabilize the region and Turkey is killing them. This is outrageous. The Kurds are as much an ally to peace as any other country involved. Turkey is killing innocent people while it allows Daesh recruitment to cross it's borders. That isn't policy, it is suicide.
