Comments by "DarkSideSixOfficial" (@DarkSideSixOfficial) on "The Russians Are Coming: Estonia's National Militia (Trailer)" video.

  1. ryermkd TheShadow960 Thing about that is Turkey has one of the largest military defense budgets in NATO. Yet they allow ISIL to freely operate close to their borders without firing a shot. Turkey may have been defending it's Air Space, which is fine, but this does not excuse their lack of action among NATO allies thus far. To me, it's disgusting. Turkey doesn't fight ISIL because ISIL are enemies of the Kurdish and Peshmerga Warriors. Turkey hates the Kurd, thus waits around letting ISIL do what Turkey can't o publicly, which is attack Kurds. Turkey has been attack by ISIL, but instead of fighting back, chose to arrest hundreds of Kurds fighting ISIL, and then allowing the US to use it's Air Base for operations. This was late in the conflict, so tell why the fuck did Turkey wait this long to yet US, NATO's biggest player and founder, use an airfield to fight ISIL, and arrest ground forces of the ONLY few good militia fighting ISIL? Turkey's actions are fucking child's play, and i'm disgusted their still in NATO. In fact, i think the fact Turkey bought Chinese made advanced Anti Air systems was due to them thinking about being kicked out of NATO for something i bet they know they're going to try and pull in the future. I'm sorry, but the actions of the Turks clearly display that they're helping ISIL, only because it helps them against the Kurds. Turkey could have easily done what Russia is now doing, but refuses. It's not in their interests. It's not in their Agenda.
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  2. TheShadow960 To claim? It's not a claim, it's what i witnessed, it's all there. You can look up CNN footage of them reporting on the Turkish side of the border while recording visible ISIL fighters firing their weapons at Kurds and DYING. There are no claims here.
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  3. TheShadow960 Yeah, that part wasn't fact, but rather just a thought i'd had. The thing with that is Chinese made weapon systems like that don't have NATO integrated information sharing. Thus Turkey purchasing it means that if it were to ever field it, NATO wouldn't know. Thus being a threat not only to Opfor, but NATO as well. But non the less, you're right, i don't think the Turkish regime would leave NATO. They would put their entire country at risk, and most of it's population wouldn't be happy with that decision either. The Turkish people ar fine, but the Regime seems a little sketchy at times.
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