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  • french media is reporting that the 18 rafales are of the f3r variant. 6 will be new and 12 used. cost for aircraft and weapons are about $3.25 billion.

    the indians, who also have purchased rafales, have to be scratching their heads at the sale price. i guess the indians didn't cut out the coupon from the sunday newspaper. anyways, the indians were torched by erdogan during erdogan's u.n. virtual speech. india's FM responded in kind, indirectly referring to turkey's behavior with greece.

    predictably, erdogan mentioned kashmir and jammu on pakistan's behalf. the relations between turkey-pakistan have never been tighter. muslim brotherhood.

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    • Lots of reports of migrant pushbacks, yet there's no evidence to corroborate their claims.

      Will anyone report on the Syrian mercenary jihadis being sent to Azerbaijan to fight the Armenians?
      According to Syrian opposition sources, #Turkey will send next Wednesday the first batch of Syrian mercenaries (the former Free Army) to #Azerbaijan to participate in the battles against #Armenia, with a salary of $600 per month.

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      • Massive. ^^

        Spread the word guys.

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        • This is what needs to be investigated. But knowing the UN, NYT, EU... they'd rather investigate the claims (lies) that the wives and brothers of these jihadists make against our border patrol who are doing a phenomenal job. The way they do these reports, you would think the human smugglers were heroes and the Greek border patrol villains.

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          • I can’t as a mere private citizen disclose any details whether or even if I have spoken with President Trump. All I can say is that Trump in “art of the deal” fashion often seems superficially complimentary of less than democratic leaders, many of whom – such as Vladimir Putin, or Kim Jong-un or the Iranian theocracy – he has taken strong action against, in a way that surpasses that of any prior US president. For all the talk of Russian “collusion,” the Trump policy against Putin is quite punitive in a way rarely seen since the Cold War.
            (emphasis mine)
            In an interview with Kathimerini, Hanson articulates a markedly different opinion over the delicate balance in the Eastern Mediterranean, the role of Turkey and other powers and the dynamic of Greek-US relations.

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            • ^^^
              Great find Don, I discovered VDH on Tucker's and Laura Ingrham's shows a few years ago, Always impressed with his insights when he delves into the present day issues and the lessons and parallels that can be drawn from past historical events. Really impressive intellect and a pleasant surprise that he is a Philhellene.

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              • https://www.greecehighdefinition.com...n-a-greek-flag

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                • how reliable? i don't know.

                  plenty of potential leaks from the turkish side.
                  At the peak of tensions between Greece and Turkey in the East Mediterranean, the 40-year-old Greek frigate Limnos significantly damaged the Kemal Reis, the flagship of the Turkish Navy that was vio…

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                  • So no sanctions now?

                    https://www.ekathimerini.com/257305/...ks-with-greece

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                    • ^ Greece and Cyprus have continued to veto sanctions against Belarus as a result. Turkey is playing the game and the EU is reluctant to upset the apple cart. Something may eventually give.

                      JPost: Is Turkey planning to recruit Syrians to fight Armenia?

                      https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/is...armenia-643628

                      I hope this story gains more international traction. It needs to be told.

                      Also, there are new escalations in Syria. Apparently the al-Qaeda offshoot, HTS, was planning to stage a chemical attack to provoke an international response (makes you wonder who pulls their strings? Turkey, US, UK... those disgraceful tentacles still reach from afar). Syria's foreign minister has accused Turkey of the being the region's biggest sponsor of terror. Anyone who supports al-Qaeda linked groups deserves that accolade.

                      Meanwhile in Libya, Turkey is no longer in the same advantageous position. Egypt is having more influence over developments now and whatever the Turks wish to achieve will need to be achieved with some level of Egyptian blessing. The Turks still hold cards and are still involved in affairs with their support of Bashaga, the man vying to replace Sarraj, but there are fractures and fault lines all along the alliance that forms the government (some having old scores to settle from fighting before the uneasy truce).

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                      • Armenia has declared a state of war after attacks launched by Azerbaijan. That they shipped in Syrian jihadis to fight Armenia is the last straw. The same terrorists linked groups responsible for the Paris attacks are being used by Turkey to fight their wars. All this time the EU has been sending billions to Turkey to take care of these people.

                        Greece needs to echo statements by the Syrian foreign ministry and say Erdogan is the biggest sponsor of terror in the region, the new Iran, and push hard for sanctions. Or what is happening in Armenia now will come to Greece.

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                        • Thirty-three members of foreign non-government organizations and two foreign nationals alleged to have illegally facilitated the illegal entry of asylum seekers from Turkey into Greece are facing criminal charges including running a criminal organization and espionage and violating state secrets, the Greek Police (ELAS) said on Monday.
                          It has been linked to at least 32 cases of migrant smuggling or attempted smuggling, the statement said, adding that the investigation is continuing to determine the breadth of the alleged racket's activities.
                          Amazing work by our police and intelligence people.
                          Thirty-three members of foreign non-government organizations and two foreign nationals alleged to have illegally facilitated the illegal entry of asylum seekers from Turkey into Greece are facing criminal charges including running a criminal organization and espionage and violating state secrets, the Greek Police (ELAS) said on Monday.

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                          • So the clown turks resorted to flying a drone on to megysti to defile the greek flag painted on the mountain and blare the turkish anthem.

                            What a fucken clown country. It's ok, the turks are still looking for the greek submarines that were running circles around them.

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                            • Meh.. weak and weak..

                              https://www.ekathimerini.com/257423/...osal-on-cyprus

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