Turkey's red book defines Guess Who as its central threat
Turkey has defined one country as a 'central threat' to it. Can you guess who it is? Uh huh. The Joooos. The Turkish National Security Council approved a few days ago significant changes in a document which contains threats against Turkey claiming that Israel is now a major threat to the country, Turkish media reported Saturday.So why do we keep behaving toward Turkey as if it's business as usual?
Israel was redefined as a "major threat" in the document called "The Red Book."
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At the same time the Council decided to remove Syria, Bulgaria, Georgia and Armenia from the list of countries that pose a threat to Turkey.
Iran, which was previously a major threat to Ankara was also removed from the list of countries.
The document is valid for five years.
Greece is still defined as a threat against Turkey, however Turkey's neighbor is considered an external threat. "
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 6:36 AM
2 Comments:
Carl - good question.
Why can't the Stupid Jews recognize Turkey is no longer a friend?
What could go wrong indeed
Bulgaria?
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