Conquer Club

I dont know nothing about Turkey invading Iraq, but I'm about to invade me some Turkey, cause I'm fucking hungry!

Ok, well then. I guess I should expect this.

I do find it kind of funny that the only response is my pal master bush and that probably makes this look like a gag but I'm not making this up as a joke or something.

Did anyone look at the link?

I suppose I will stop trying to engage in normal conversations and go back to what is expected of me. I was hoping someone would have an opinion.

Have a great week.

So wait, there are Kurd's messing with Turkey and they're gonna go down and give them what for and somehow this is gonna end up as a conflict with the US?

I don't think that "a collision course with the United States" is going to be the correct phrase for it. It's all fearmongering BS.

I think that we(we being the US) were there first.. We called it, its ours..
I don't think turkey is invading Iraq, just may be sending troops in, to fight the Turkish Kurdish guerrillas.. Thats just what I got out of it.. But I didn't really read the whole thing..

I think a big part of the issue having potential to cause conflict with the US is this.

fearmongering BS article wrote:American officials, including Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, have repeatedly warned Turkey against entering northern Iraq, one of the few stable areas of the country.

Time will tell what will come of it but there seems to be a lot of things happening over there. Even more than usual.

2dimes wrote:I think a big part of the issue having potential to cause conflict with the US is this.

fearmongering BS article wrote:American officials, including Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, have repeatedly warned Turkey against entering northern Iraq, one of the few stable areas of the country.

Time will tell what will come of it but there seems to be a lot of things happening over there. Even more than usual.

And what're we gonna do? Turkey is one of our allies from way back. In fact, I think they're part of NATO. The only reason Turkey is mobilizing is because America won't help them out.

I think that this will be the one conflict. This will be the final big major conflict before we all take a step back while our leaders are still screaming to fight. I can feel that big wave coming, that one moment when the people of the earth will unite, even while governments still cling to their precious borders. For one instant, we will become one world and one race and nothing will ever be the same after that.

Sure it's altruistic and optimistic to a fault, but i'm an occultist, and I can feel it right on the edge of my awareness that something major is coming that will undermine everything our leaders would want us to believe.

wow, that is just ignorance. It's more than just world leaders who are like that. The world will always be divided because everyone has their petty issues that they'll never work out. You and I are no different.

strike wolf wrote:wow, that is just ignorance. It's more than just world leaders who are like that. The world will always be divided because everyone has their petty issues that they'll never work out. You and I are no different.

Hey, it's just a feeling i got in my gut. It's most probable that it won't, but what if it did?

I'd party.

strike wolf wrote:I'd party.

So would I friend, so would I.

fearmongering BS article wrote:American officials, including Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, have repeatedly warned Turkey against entering northern Iraq, one of the few stable areas of the country.

yeah... "It's the most stable area in Iraq"... right form the horses mouth... But there is sooo much progress there... The most stable environment they have to offer is the one portion of Iraq that was not even involved with the invasion... And there "Gueirrilas"! Rebel forces taking potshots into Turkey!

Wow that Iraq is coming along nicely!

theosi wrote:yeah... "It's the most stable area in Iraq"... right form the horses mouth... But there is sooo much progress there... The most stable environment they have to offer is the one portion of Iraq that was not even involved with the invasion... And there "Gueirrilas"! Rebel forces taking potshots into Turkey!

Wow that Iraq is coming along nicely!

The only thing I don't understand is that the article calls them "Turkish Kurds." If they're turkish, why do they need to push into Iraq? Or are they called that because they are Kurds who have themselves pushed into Turkey?

Don't know... what I do know is the Kurds control the oil in the North...

Hmmm... Think I know why the U.S. is protecting them!

theosi wrote:Don't know... what I do know is the Kurds control the oil in the North...

Hmmm... Think I know why the U.S. is protecting them!

Because oil=democracy?

reverend_kyle wrote:Because oil=democracy?

Well, even the engine of democracy needs lubricant.

reverend_kyle wrote:

theosi wrote:Don't know... what I do know is the Kurds control the oil in the North...

Hmmm... Think I know why the U.S. is protecting them!

Because oil=democracy?

I think so?
We went to Iraq and "liberated" it's oil! Or was it there people? Well? Hmm.. The people are fighting and killing each other, other people and the UNITED STATES troops that went and liberated them... So are they liberated? They get to vote! For whomever manages to live through the assasination attempts, bombings, shootings and "TERRORIST" attacks.! Thats a good thing right? HELL I THINK OUR POLITICIANS SHOULD HAVE TO GO THROUGH THE SAME ORDEAL!!!! WHOMEVER SURVIVES GETS TO RUN! Only people with real conviction (Or desire to rule the world) would CAMPAIGN!!! FUCKING Brilliant Theosi.. (patting myself on the back. I have solved all election problems of the past and the future can continue more harmoniously with self now)

Oh thats funny vtmarik

vtmarik wrote:

reverend_kyle wrote:Because oil=democracy?

Well, even the engine of democracy needs lubricant.

maybe it should look for alternative fuels..

reverend_kyle wrote:

vtmarik wrote:

reverend_kyle wrote:Because oil=democracy?

Well, even the engine of democracy needs lubricant.

maybe it should look for alternative fuels..

Well, there's always synthetic lubricants, but they're expensive to manufacture.

Which makes me think: if we can create a synthetic lubricant for engine parts, what is stopping us from creating a synthetic gasoline (other than Big Oil)?

vtmarik wrote:

reverend_kyle wrote:

vtmarik wrote:

reverend_kyle wrote:Because oil=democracy?

Well, even the engine of democracy needs lubricant.

maybe it should look for alternative fuels..

Well, there's always synthetic lubricants, but they're expensive to manufacture.

Which makes me think: if we can create a synthetic lubricant for engine parts, what is stopping us from creating a synthetic gasoline (other than Big Oil)?

good question. oil companies want to control us.

Master Bush wrote:I dont know nothing about Turkey invading Iraq, but I'm about to invade me some Turkey, cause I'm fucking hungry!

Damn it people. This joke was too good to not be mentioned. I gotta stop wasting my good stuff in this forum.

self-determination is what the kurds want. they have no country to call their own, just like isreal once was. kurds are in also in parts of iran so it was predicted that turkey and iran and other countries would join in a coalition to destroy kurdish national ideas.

Master Bush wrote:

Master Bush wrote:I dont know nothing about Turkey invading Iraq, but I'm about to invade me some Turkey, cause I'm fucking hungry!

Damn it people. This joke was too good to not be mentioned. I gotta stop wasting my good stuff in this forum.

I didn't catch it earlier.

autoload wrote:

Master Bush wrote:

Master Bush wrote:I dont know nothing about Turkey invading Iraq, but I'm about to invade me some Turkey, cause I'm fucking hungry!

Damn it people. This joke was too good to not be mentioned. I gotta stop wasting my good stuff in this forum.

I didn't catch it earlier.

What a knee slapper.