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i think, greece will go on sinking the refugees boat and send them (including children) to death.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNTV3kc0VVE
If Russia attacks Turkey from behind, would Greece help?
i think, greece will go on sinking the refugees boat and send them (including children) to death.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNTV3kc0VVE
how about some cod liver oil!
How is Rand Paul doing?If Russia attacks Turkey from behind, would Greece help?
Rand is well-positioned to seize the GOP nod this spring with wide base of appeal on the issues.
Eastern Turkey into Armenia is rugged, hilly-to-mountainous terrain. It pours into the Steppes west of the Caspian sea which in turn is a straight flat road to the Russian major cities. Turkey makes for an excellent southern flank should Russia decide to engage NATO.
If there is a war Russia will probably unleash Armenian on the terrorist loving turks. Revenge for the genocide?
Lets not forget in Turkey its illegal to pronounce Armenian. They are called mountain Turks there
Rand Paul Calls for a Formal Declaration of War Against ISIS
MORE:Senator Rand Paul is calling for a declaration of war against the Islamic State, a move that promises to shake up the debate over the military campaign in Iraq and Syria as President Obama prepares to ask Congress to grant him formal authority to use force.
Mr. Paul, a likely presidential candidate who has emerged as one of the Republican Party’s most cautious voices on military intervention, offered a very cir scribed definition of war in his proposal, which he outlined in an interview on Saturday. He would, for instance, limit the duration of military action to one year and significantly restrict the use of ground forces.
Unlike other resolutions circulating on Capitol Hill that would give the president various degrees of authority to use force against Islamic militants, Mr. Paul would take the extra step of declaring war — something Congress has not done since World War II.
The president has said he will ask Congress for the explicit authority to fight the Islamic State, though administration officials have insisted that he has the legal power to continue the current campaign. That position has rankled many in Congress who are concerned that the White House has been waging war without the proper oversight or accountability.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/24/us...=fb-share&_r=0
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