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To: kidl who wrote (15851)	8/11/2024 9:22:08 PM
From: roto	of 15987

understandable.. Turkey is volatile. wars. not just Turkey.. Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Iran, Palestine too. does not take much from me to wonder about our complicity in the sad situation in the whole of the middle- East. factor in that last Iraq War (& Afghanistan). what did the U.S. think what would happen? the U.S. elected an idiot for president & the world played along. I think of it this way.. if one can critique the chaos in Turkey, what would they say of the U.S.? After the election on 2000, we had peace & prosperity, paying down the Fed deficit that should have been retired (but Bill got bitch- slapped for bonking Monica). 8 short years later we were on the edge of a depression. please explain how in the fuck could that be? Turkey, of course, does not have the financial resources for corrective action. we do. we get to play with other people's money. the U.S. national debt.. +$35 trillion. personally I do not like Erdogan. he's much the Muslim extremist I do not feel comfortable with, but then again I am not Turkish.

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