Turkey - Libya

[Joe Fan]

Will interesting to see if Erdogan withdraws now

 

[4th_floor]

Those men changed. I see no evidence of any "Godly" mission by this guy. His daily interactions with people are not Godly. Heck, just his twitter feed is disgusting.

Judge not, lest ye be judged.

 

[Joe Fan]

Will interesting to see if Erdogan withdraws now

Erdogan has now sent Turkish Warships to the coast of Libya
And he is issuing threats and shipping armaments

 

[Monahorns]

US should let the Muslims fight each other.

 

[Joe Fan]

 

[Joe Fan]

US should let the Muslims fight each other.

Trump taking the opposite position from Obama/Clinton on this issue

 

[Joe Fan]

This is also aimed at reducing European dependence on Russia for energy

 

[Joe Fan]

 

[mchammer]

Dozens Of Turkish Soldiers Killed In Russian Airstrike; Erdogan Holds Emergency Meeting

 

[Joe Fan]

Paybacks -- The Turkish government posted a map on its public broadcasting channel showing to refugees and migrants exactly how to travel through Europe, and arrive to France and Germany.

 

[Joe Fan]

The EU is going to use member's military enforce a weapons embargo on Libya

 

[Joe Fan]

Now he is arming terrorists in other parts of Africa

Turkey accused of supplying arms to Nigerian terrorist group Boko Haram

 

[Joe Fan]

 

[Joe Fan]

The updated Mediterranean Natty Gas War Map
Turkey is making some pretty wild territorial claims

 

[Horn6721]

Turkey learned it from China

 

[Statalyzer]

I was gonna say Russia but that works too.

 

[Joe Fan]

 

[Joe Fan]

Here is the real deal > the European energy consumption market is massive, supposedly THE largest market. Who gets to supply this market is going to make a lot of money. You may recall all the Nordstream stuff I posted earlier (if not, go look at it). We, of course, are pushing LNG from the US too. It is all related -- it is all energy politics. The troops movements are secondary. And this is why Turkey have picked a side in Libya.

What a llying, self-serving witch

 

[Chop]

Assume we only get a small % of the Euro market due to the high costs of transporting LNG and the limited capacity of LNG transport. A reasonable assumption.

So if the bulk of the Euro nat gas market goes to Russia, Turkey, or Libya, then, of the three, I think I’d prefer Russia get it.

 

[Joe Fan]

Assume we only get a small % of the Euro market due to the high costs of transporting LNG and the limited capacity of LNG transport. A reasonable assumption.

So if the bulk of the Euro nat gas market goes to Russia, Turkey, or Libya, then, of the three, I think I’d prefer Russia get it.

I discuss all that above

 

[Chop]

So if they build the Turkish pipeline, watch for Russia to find some pretext for war with Turkey (those two have fought multiple wars and really can't stand each other). A pretext should be easy to find with all the stuff going on in Syria involving Russia and Turkey. That probably won't end any time soon.

In that war, Russia just might so happen to destroy the Turkish pipeline. It would be extremely difficult to protect.