Comments by "the truth hurts" (@thetruthhurts7675) on "Channel 4 News"
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@youtubehatesfreespeech2555 Article ten written by the two countries who technically founded the alliance forbids this from happening. NATO grew out of the 1946 alliance between france and the UK. it didn't want to stand alone against either Germany (if it revitalised as it had before WW2, or Spain under Franco, who were the major national socialist country then in the world. the articles of joining NATO have been rewritten specifically for NATO, however they still contain the same original concept, we (The UK, and France) will accept any like minded country, and aid in your defence. This is the sole reason both Turkey, and Greece are both in the alliance, both need aid in stopping a rampageous Russia, and aid sometimes against one another. simple really Turkey wants aid in stopping Iranian influence in their area of influence, it makes sense to use this time as a talking point as to what aid that should be, and what defence measures they need now. Just who do you think aids Hesbollah in Lebanon, ceratinly NOT Isreal, Egypt, Turkey, or Saudi Arabia.
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@youtubehatesfreespeech2555 LOL, sorry!! OK so basically for a brief (I mean whole chapters in a book) run down on geopolitics there are two very good books (written by an English Journalist of all people) which when I am answering people on here are never very far from my side, and are a tad dog eared now. The first is simply called Prisoners of geography. The very first chapter deals with Ukraine, Russia and Europe. Ukraine historically was the playground of cavalry the forrunner of integrated armoured and tank warfare, and is actually the soft under belly of Russia, which can lead directly to, and beyond Moscow. It also eplains the brief history of the area, By this I mean it doesn't go back to the Mongols, or the Vikings either, the latter founded Kiev (Kyiv) Moscow, and Khakov (Kharkiv) along with several other Major Ukrainian and Russian cities along their trade routes to Constantinople. The Slav's are simply the people whom the Norse (sweden, and Norway mostly in this case and via this route) enslaved to sell at the markets at either end of the journey. The last was just an aside for you. LOL
The second is called The power of Geography, it isn't quite as good as the first, however it deals with the smaller powers for example Iran, Isreal, Saudi Arabia, the UK, Australia, Greece, and Turkey. It has it's own very good reasons to be read. I think anyone commenting on here should have at the very least read both of those books, they explain exactly why we are where we are today, and with just a tad of extrapolation where we are heading tomorrow politically, and globally. Both are written by Tim Marshall. He has also written several other top selling books
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@danieljerram7964 Oh good this is one of the reasons I use this moniker on here. So then tell me exactly which Tsars, and what paper Putin is following? Then if you know explain it, and the reasoning geopolitically, it is all rather simple really, as well as historic. This should be a good discussion, but I don't expect a reply from you that is too much in depth, or too historically accurate, partly because I personally don't believe you.
Oh your point about the RAF and interceptions of Russian aircraft? Honestly it is at least once a day, it only gets reported here if the QRF aircraft have to do more than one interception in a day, but the press never tell how many interceptions were done, just roughly how many Russian war planes were intercepted. Russia also runs the GIUK gap several times a day, and the Channel waters are the busiest sea lanes in the world bar none! Not much trade passes through the Bosphorous by comparison, and the Black sea fleet isn't that impressive in real life, as they showed recently when they Followed HMS Duncan on it's journey throughj international waters off Crimea
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@notsaying543 Have they? The USA offered their Patriot air defence systems to Turkey, who went for the s400's. Both the UK, and France are currently in Turkey helping Turkey develop weapons, and delivery systems, in the UK's case it is their own fifth gen fighter. Since when exactly has NATO not aided Turkey? They still make parts of the F35 aircraft despite Trump throwing his dolly out of the pram over the s400's. Not sure if they have any yet though, but it is a discussion Biden has reopened.
WHY does the USA not want Turkey to receive the F35? That is simple honestly. Greece has the Russian s300 system, and Turkey is buying the s400 system. There is a world of difference in what both countrys are getting in the packages. Greece insisted that they, and only they maimtain their systems (which strangely means Russian scientists, and technology people on NATO soil, but only temporarily at the beginning. However Turkey signed up for the whole s400 package. This is THE major differece here, it means Russian scientists, and technolgy experts on NATO exercises, thus givivng them all the information they can gather about the F35 and how to find, and then track it. The Uk were a tad angry as well, but hey ho an ally is an ally, is an ally, and the UK and Turkey have only been on opposite sides in WW1 in possibly the last 250 years.
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