Western observer calls "Trump's worst crime in Syria"

The last president of the United States spent four years in office and during this time managed to leave his mark on the American stories... His activities are treated differently. There are those who consider Donald Trump a criminal.

Among them is the journalist of the British newspaper The Independent Patrick Cockburn, who criticized the actions of the American leader in his article published by the newspaper on Monday.

In it, a Western observer called "Trump's worst crime in Syria." According to Cockburn, it was the "green light" that Turkey received from the US President to invade northern Syria. It was primarily directed against the Kurdish forces and led to the ethnic cleansing of representatives of this people in the region.

Cockburn said the Turkish military operation Spring of Peace, which Ankara conducted in October 2019, led to the "killings, rape and expulsion" of Syrian Kurds.

Trump did nothing when Turkish military forces occupied the Kurdish enclave of Afrin and replaced the local population with Syrian Arab jihadists. His complicity in the ethnic cleansing of the Syrian Kurds should top the list of charges against Trump.

- writes the British columnist.

Local Kurdish teacher Rohilat Hawar told him via the Internet that the extremists who now rule in Afrin consider all Kurds "heretics and pagans", declaring that they should be killed "by order of God." Hawar believes that the Syrian radicals who have captured her city are even more dangerous than the Turkish army, which calls its people "terrorists."

Earlier, Donald Trump said that the United States does not owe the Kurds anything, because they received good money for the fight against jihadists:

The Kurds fought alongside us, but they were paid a lot of money for this, and they received military equipment.

Comments

[sergey32]

Kurds know how to get any country where they live.

[Gunner]

And the Jews, the Ukrainians are not?

[sergey32]

Recently there was an article about how they threw our Typhoon on patrol with Molotov cocktails. I just wanted to say "Press him, ..." They don't want to be defended, let them deal with the Turks and the barmaley themselves.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Gunner

And the Jews, the Ukrainians are not?

But they cannot compare with the Anglo-Saxons.

[Vitaly gusin]

Quote: Gunner

And the Jews, the Ukrainians are not?

I will give a list of how Jews can "get" any country where they live.
Yakov Borisovich Zeldovich is a nuclear weapon.
Julius Borisovich Khariton is a nuclear weapon.
Leo Landau is a nuclear weapon.
Alexander Ilyich Leipunsky is a nuclear weapon.
Ovsey Ilyich Leipunsky is a nuclear weapon.
Isaac Yakovlevich Pomeranchuk is a nuclear weapon.
Vitaly Lazarevich Ginzburg is a nuclear weapon.
David Abramovich Fishman - nuclear weapon.
Iosif Evseevich Old man - nuclear weapon.
Vladimir Iosifovich Merkin - nuclear weapon.
Samuil Borisovich Kormer - nuclear weapon.
Yuri Aronovich Zysin - nuclear weapons.
David Albertovich Frank-Kamenetsky - nuclear weapon.
Semyon Arievich Kosberg - engines for aircraft and rockets.
Yakov Einovich Eisenberg - strategic missile SS-18 ("Satan")
Moisey Abramovich Komissarchik - rocket armament.
This is just the development of nuclear weapons, which you are very proud of.
If I give a list of all the military and civil developments that you carried out by the Jews, you will be reading for a very long time.
Because of people like you, their grandchildren are developing modern weapons in Israel.

[alexmach]

Because of people like you, their grandchildren are developing modern weapons in Israel.

Oh wey, is it because of people like him that they left? Is it true? Not from a crumbling country, not for a more well-fed life, but because of people like him?
Oh, and you love to lie, God's chosen ones, and you do not want to present any claims to anyone.

[Vitaly gusin]

Quote: alexmach

Oh wey, is it because of people like him that they left?

What are you, not only because of people like him, but also people like YOU.
DO YOU DON'T RECOGNIZE YOURSELF?

[alexmach]

So I began to recognize you from one word.

[Egor53]

And you would bring a list of Jewish executioners of the Russian people side by side. It will be much more authentic.

[Gunner]

Robyat I am not against Jews and Ukrainians, I mean that wherever they live, they live according to their own rules and interests, which the locals do not like.

[alexmach]

Robyat I am not against Jews and Ukrainians, I mean that wherever they live, they live according to their own rules and interests

Well this is. Jews, somewhere in the 19th century, maybe somehow they lived like that. Under Soviet rule, they were not so badly assimilated in Soviet society, no worse than any other peoples.
And what have you dragged the Ukrainians here to? Where do they generally live according to their own rules more than anyone else?

[Vitaly gusin]

Quote: Gunner

I’m not against Jews

Thanks for that!

Quote: Gunner

they live by their own rules and interests,

They live according to the laws of the country where they live.

Quote: Gunner

which the locals don't like.

Well, this is understandable, when something, somewhere is not, someone should be blamed.
And the Jews can be without harm to themselves, and even support.

[Egor53]

In what country do Jews live according to its laws? We do not take Israel into account.

[Avior]

It's funny. Israeli cities will not confuse you with Nizhny Tagil, of course, the climate, language and vegetation are different, but if you are suddenly abandoned to many cities in Ukraine, you will not guess that you have crossed the border

[Alex777]

What's wrong with the Kurds? Normal people. Indeed, the States threw them.
But if Trump had hit the Turks, he would definitely have to be rewarded.
Alas, such ideas only arise in British heads. I would watch it.

[sergey32]

There seem to be forty million of them, but they have not created their own state, because there is no unity, they can talk among themselves. Faith is different, language is different. In the states of residence, they create problems for the authorities and the local population (in Russia, by the way, too).

[Cowbra]

And how is it different from Al Qaeda or ISIS? They are also terrorists, they were also sponsored by the United States, and they were also thrown ...

[Alex777]

were also sponsored by the USA, and they were thrown too ...

You can add half the world to this list.
Look how the Georgian opposition is being ruined that the US has recognized the elections.
Nobody will vote for the next meeting of Saakashvili's losers. And Kikabidze is unlikely to lead them into battle.
As for the Kurds, the British specially divided their territories into 3 states. Now crocodiles are shedding tears.
India was also divided into 3 parts.

[businessv]

Quote: sergey32

Kurds know how to get any country where they live.

Do you consider it normal that this people, numbering over 20 million, do not have their own country? There is not even autonomy in any country of their compact residence.

[credo]

Among them is the journalist of the British newspaper The Independent Patrick Cockburn, who criticized the actions of the American leader in his article published by the newspaper on Monday.

In it, a Western observer called "Trump's worst crime in Syria." According to Cockburn, it was the "green light" that Turkey received from the US President to invade northern Syria. It was primarily directed against the Kurdish forces and led to the ethnic cleansing of representatives of this people in the region.

The usual way for the Anglo-Saxons to kick the fallen one is to accuse him of all mortal sins and twist the facts in their favor.
Cockburn’s dirty tongue is pouring a continuous lie, no matter how anyone feels about Trump, because Turkey invaded Syria for debt before Trump came to the White House. And Cockburn, in the worst traditions of Western journalism, misinterprets this fact, forgetting to say that most NATO countries are participating in the aggression against Syria, as in the days of the Crusades.

[borberd]

This is now mainstream for them - to kick Trump, there will be nothing for it, and maybe they will also give a sugar bone.

[Alex777]

most NATO countries are involved in the aggression against Syria, as in the days of the Crusades.

Who then do we have now Sultan Saladin, I'm afraid to ask?

[newcomer]

God, what a pity the Kurds (?)! ... And what about the poor Syrians, whose house was destroyed?

[credo]

Quote: newbie

God, what a pity the Kurds (?)! ... And what about the poor Syrians, whose house was destroyed?

Apparently, the Western journalist does not consider the Syrians for people, among whom there are people of different nationalities and religions, except for the Kurds themselves.
Knowing his memory became bad and he forgot how the brave English warriors as part of the NATO coalition, led by the United States, gloriously ironed and bombed all Syrians in a row, regardless of their nationality.
The crocodiles of Cockburn's tears will no longer return all those civilians of Syria who died from the thugs fostered by NATO countries and the warriors of NATO countries themselves, who decided that without their "help" people could not live on earth.

[newcomer]

I completely agree. I can only add how the Kurdish ghouls betrayed the Syrian military and civilians who were hiding in the Kurdish "enclaves" to the barmaley.

[Alex777]

Apparently the Western journalist does not consider the Syrians for people

He is only worried about those who fought for them.

[Ros 56]

And what were all these Kurds thinking before? They thought the striped gold buns would be thrown at them, it was necessary to negotiate peacefully with Assad.

[SaLaR]

The weather vane changes direction ................

[Lord of the Sith]

Patrick Cockburn (Cockburn), criticized the actions of the American leader in his article published by the publication on Monday.

In it, a Western observer called "Trump's worst crime in Syria"

Fried cockerel or burning cock criticizes))

[Poseidon]

Trump's most "terrible crime" is that he is the only US President who did not unleash a "little victorious war" in the world .. He was vigorously pushed into it, but he kept himself .. He kept all his promises, except for one "rapprochement with Russia!" It was very difficult, they want to rob us again, like in the 90s, certain financial forces of the world .. They spent a lot and now especially. So we are getting ready!

[APASUS]

What is this strange idea the Americans have about the worst crime of the President of the United States? For the Americans, what is not a president, then a train of wars and bombing.

[Dkuznecov]

He's just an angel by comparison
with other presidents.