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I have been paying attention to this for a few days now and started a thread that nobody seems to have replied in yet...regardless. This is very concerning to me. There are two major potentials. The Turks having cross border raids, and also ejecting or at least suspending use of Incirlik. Incirlik is a very critical supply base for US operations in Iraq. Despite me not approving of this war. We need Incirlik. Also, the Armenian Genocide resolution is not something that is wise to be taken up at this point. It is nothing but provacative and generally useless. It is non-binding, and targets something that happened nearly 100 years ago, and under a totally different government. Armenian Genocide whether you agree with that it was or not, was done under the Ottoman Empire. Not the Turkish democracy. Of the people the participated, none of them are alive today and there is no recourse against them as individuals or as a government body. There are much more important items to be addressed in my opinion. This appears to be a largely democratic effort and they are doing nothing but shooting themselves in the foot.
I have been paying attention to this for a few days now and started a thread that nobody seems to have replied in yet...regardless. This is very concerning to me. There are two major potentials. The Turks having cross border raids, and also ejecting or at least suspending use of Incirlik. Incirlik is a very critical supply base for US operations in Iraq. Despite me not approving of this war. We need Incirlik.
Also, the Armenian Genocide resolution is not something that is wise to be taken up at this point. It is nothing but provacative and generally useless. It is non-binding, and targets something that happened nearly 100 years ago, and under a totally different government. Armenian Genocide whether you agree with that it was or not, was done under the Ottoman Empire. Not the Turkish democracy. Of the people the participated, none of them are alive today and there is no recourse against them as individuals or as a government body. There are much more important items to be addressed in my opinion. This appears to be a largely democratic effort and they are doing nothing but shooting themselves in the foot.
