i am Turkish.. today - like 2 weeks after the regime collapsed - i received from a Turkish organizer an invitation email for the construction trade show that will take place in Damascus next June...
Many Middle Eastern countries are going to invest inside of Syria. However, you need see that police and military has brough a lot of peace and stability to the country first. Second, what kind of court system have been setup inside Syria so that you can do business.
@HellBot-gi5si, the problem is that no society creates actual wealth if you don't have some protection for human rights and proprities . Without it , any corrupt politicians or officer can take away people hard work . This is why most nations in Africa and middle east are poor because they are led by Kleptocrats.
What they didnt tell you is that first you will be employed in fighting before any construction is done. How many countries have been re-built by head-choppers
@@history_repeats8201 American intelligence detected weapons being moved into Syria across their desert, and the Houthi were getting ready for a large raid in Red Sea. In both cases American air strikes where called in and they stopped their activities. You don't hear that in your media.
Quick correction as well as this was recorded on the 17th. The DOD announced on the 19th that there are actually 2000 US troops in Syria and there have been since pre-Assad-fall.
Syrian people that got their education in Turkey, will soon start taking government positions in Syria. Even Turkey does nothing, relations will be very strong.
@@brrkbtl No, I think he means that whatever version of Syria that comes next will be pro-Turkey. I think that's an easy call. The Turks would have to make a metric fuckton of mistakes from now on for that not to be the case. Like it's possible for the Turks to mess this up and for things not to go in their favor, but it's not very likely.
@@darkfool2000 he says ‘ people who got Education in Turkey ( syrians ) will take government positions in Syria” , what I am tryng to say is that I dont think people will be able to take positions in government, because that requires democracy . But Yeah , Syrians returning back to Syria will be pro-Turkey and it is good for Turkey in the long run.
Just remember he is an everywhere and talking from the perspective of an everywhere. Most people are somewheres, but everywhere's have a habit of thinking everyone else is an everywhere.
@@eren3390 Syria without terrorism, that seems more unlikely! With no wealth, scant resources and to many opposing ideological factions, unless it splits up into four or five states it will be another lost decade or two!?!
@@eren3390 maybe several years ago, but given that Turkey has been more and more difficult to work with, i'm not surprise they would become a new enemy in the future
Turkey has declared that it will not allow another civil war in Syria In addition, the new Syria will not pose any threat to Israel, Turkey, Iraq, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Jordan. Turkey gave these groups a deadline to dissolve the SDF-YPG-PKK structure and join the Syrian army Turkey also wants 5000 European ISIS terrorists imprisoned by the YPG to return to their home countries
No there are not. That’s a flat out lie. Why would Kurds fight for the SNA that has former Daesh members in their ranks? The same Daesh that attempted to genocide them.
@@AustrianPainter14 Hi Öcalan..You can't think of any more nonsense. Half of the Turkish army consists of Kurds. The foreign minister of Türkiye (former intelligence chief) is of Kurdish descent. The minister who gave the go-ahead in Syria was also Kurdish. You don't even know what these PKK/YPG terror troops have done to the Kurds themselves.
With events developing as quickly as they have been, your new policy of posting videos a week later means most are obsolete by the time they are published.
Bir Türk olarak diyorum ki, Suriye petrolünün geliri Suriye halkının tamamına aittir, bu yüzden Kürt unsurları silah bırakacak veya bıraktırılacak, tüm Suriye halkı da huzur içinde yaşayacak.
@@hkcb250rider9 ah i see, thank you for informing me. So does that difference carry over to Chinese diasporas in the West? Would all Chinese-Americans or Chinese-British use the same kind of Chinese or does that depend on where their parents are from?
Peter, the Turks are already more involved, I don’t think you are correct on the situation, specifically that people are really tired of war and everyone want it to stop. The other point is, people have been living together peacefully for 100 of years in Syria and general appetite is to do so moving forward and looks like outside forces want to sit this out this time.
I watched a speech by Ergodan that took place in Turkey. Ergodan stated the following " Turkey will not and shall not be confined to Turkey's current borders." I see that Turkey is occuping the north of Syria at the Turkish southern border. After Ergodan speech and map of his Turkey's troops, I doubt they are leaving. The Pentagon, Pat Ryder confined Turkish troops in that area , but did not elaborate on that topic. I'm beginning to wonder if Peter here is aware or following this 🤔?? Idk 🤷♀️
If you had a noisy neighbour who keeps sending in problems to your house wouldn’t you want an end to the madness and control what you can if the situation so it doesn’t spoil into your home? People keep forgetting Turkey is hosting the most Syrian refugees
He is totally wrong. USA has increased the number of personnel to 3000 in NE Syria. Peter in the past has consulted for the Turks so he is NOT impartial. You will notice that through his videos have a pro-turkish slant
@@history_repeats8201yes your statement was confirmed by Pat Ryder from the Pentagon. I watch the Whitehouse and Pentagon meetings just about every day .
The Turks may not always agree with America, but they have always been a great ally. We see this in the Korean War, the Afghanistan War, the Bosnia War, Somalia and all NATO missions. The only concern of the Turks is the terrorist Kurdish organizations. Look, I am not saying the Kurds. I am saying the Kurdish terror groups. So what is this? The PKK started its activities in the 1980s, it is a Kurdish terror group that is currently listed as a terrorist group by NATO, the US and the EU, then America changed the name of this terror group to YPG and now it has made it SDF. The leader and his team at the head of this SDF were all PKK leaders, Interpol issued arrest warrants and they are terrorists. Right now, America supports these terrorists called SDF and of course it does not seem possible for the Turks to be friends with these groups and this terrorist individuals and their groups who killed more than 50 thousand Turkish civilians and Turkish military which is Nato military members. Now you will tell me are Turks right about their issues?? To me 100% right.
Keep in mind that Orthodox Jews believe that Damascus Syria will become part of Israel at some point. Israel has already reclaimed Mount Hermon from Syria. . The reason for this is the prophecy and promises in the scripture of the prophet Ezekiel, when describing the borders of the final Israel, it includes Damascus as well as southern Lebanon.
@@rojavabashur6455 Ask it to the ENKS, whose former leader, a respected Kurdish dignitary, was tortured to death by the very SDF that falsely claims to represent the Syrian Kurds. A total of 700,000 Kurds fled the SDF rule and 200,000 of them took refuge in Turkey and the rest in Iraqi Kurdistan.
@@Kenan-Z Hahaha here is a turk coming in with complete fabricated lies. If ENKS had any sort of popular support they would have far more influence and open support in Rojava than they ever had. They could not even get enough men to even man a checkpoint in the begining of the syrian revolution. Who are you kidding?
Syria needs to be a buffer state between Israel and Turkey so that these players stay on the same side. This is the only role of the USA here. Once the buffer is created and Israrl and Turkey can kind of work together.
Turkish foreign minister went to damascus this week and talked with the leader of hts. FM said there will be only "one Syria" and all militan groups should join the new syrian army. Turkiye doesn't want any armed terrorist groups next to their border, and turkiye host more than 5 million syrian refuges. They need to go back to their country. But before that syria need civil and stable government.
I would say that the first thing that you need to do is make sure that you have security within the country first. Remember, it's still very dangerous inside of Syria. American intelligence detected ISIS moving a large weapons shipment across the eastern desert of Syria. That is why you need to make sure the situation is stabilized. Much of the eastern desert is like something out of Mad Max movies. The new Syria government doesn't have forces in those areas. Which is going pose a problem for both Turkish forces inside of Syria and American and Kurd's forces as well.
@@HellBot-gi5si Nations can walk & chew gum at the same time. What you’re suggesting is narrow minded. Even in War you must maintain industrial production & business in order to maintain War. All nations understand this, Security works hand in hand with a growing industrial environment. You don’t get one without the other.
I hope al-Sharaa is wise enough to become Syria's Ataturk (albeit an Islamist version), which is exactly what Syria needs. All my best to the Syria people who have suffered so much for so long.
Peter, why didn’t you mention Syrian Turkmens when discussing Syrian ethnic minorities? Perhaps it slipped your mind? Don’t worry-Türkiye hasn’t forgotten them and is protecting these Syrian citizens from PKK/YPG/SDF Kurds, who have illegally seized a third of Syria despite representing only 10% of the population. By the way, while in New Zealand, why not report on Māori rights? Don’t they deserve autonomy and their land back, just like the Kurds? Or is their situation more like Native Americans, where independence and land restoration are deemed unnecessary? regards from NZ
@@kyaxar3609 They'll bring their construction companies! They'll make Syria so stable it won't be able to fall. (Preempting the jokes: Turks seems to build well if it's not at home.)
To quote the famous American Philosopher...Bill Murray..."It just doesn't matter, it just doesn't matter...it just doesn't matter". Words of wisdom from the past to help propel us into the future.
It almost certainly doesn’t matter to Americans at least. It’s big for the middle-east and somewhat impactful for Europe, North Africa and Central Asia.
Hi Peter, Alawites in Syria are less than 10%, Sunis are the majority especially in all the cities including the coast, whoever rules Damascus rules the bulk of Syria. Keep a close eye, you'll be surprised. Taliban controlled a much more complicated Afghanistan.
You're overemphasizing the divides stemming from the diversity of the rebels and minorities in Syria. At large, HTS united most of Syria st this point; southern rebels, the druze and american backed Al-Tanf rebels are all in close cooperation. Alewites in Taurtus and Latakia also yielded to the Damascus government and for all its worth the Jolani/Al Sharaa has been pushing all the true moderation nodes. Turkish Backed SNA are also in close cooperation and there is so far non-agression with SDF. The only conflict is between SNA and SDF due to the unease in Arab majority governorates and the PKK element. It stands that if HTS can garner international support, dont turn against the diversity and USA under Trump lets go of YPG, at least in rural Deir Ez Zor, Raqqa and Hasakkah, there is nothing standing against a peaceful prosperous Syria past Israel's insecure invasion of Quneitra
the pipe is coming from arab peninsula to turkey & EU so it`s pretty much game over for rusian gas exports might as well declare gazprom preemptive bankruptcy we calculated the costs at 20 billion $ and about 2.5 years to finalize it 3 pipes not just 1
Russia's major export was in Europe to Germany and other European countries not the Middle East. Russia should have built more oil and natural gas pipeline into China and India.
@Peter Pat Ryder from the Pentagon stated there are 2k US troops in Syria. As far as Turkey, I watched a speech by Ergodan in Turkey with English sub titles . He stated that "Turkey should not and will not be confined to just Turkey's boarders." "Turkey will expand" meaning north Syria will be taken by Turkey
As a Turk, although I don't agree with Erdogan's aggressive external politics; here "Turkey should not and will not be confined to just Turkey's boarders." does not mean Turkey seeks to increase its land size. He says Turkey should be politically more active outside the country. And besides all the "conquest propaganda" geared towards nationalists in Turkey, I am confident in the government (a rare occasion) that they are sincere about protecting Syria's unity and integrity.
Erdogan most of the time uses foreign politics to leverage internal politics. You should rather listen official Foreign Ministry statements or FM Hakan Fidan's speech. On contrary to Erdogan, his statements reflect state policies. Erdogan is like Trump wanting Canada to be the 51st state of USA. No way both of those will happen.
Dude, that sentence is one of his oldies. It means, if we as Turks try the isolation route as Turkiye once did unsuccessfully prior to NATO membership, Turkiye will be beleaguered by all sides. This is why you can't have Atatürk's "Peace at home, peace in the world" in a desolate environment such as the Middle East. It's like America's Monroe Doctrine. Doesn't mean expansion of land. Does mean expansion of political and military influence.
@@berkaysimsek206The question is does Jolani ( the supposed, self appointed leader of "New Syria ") seek/ want Turkey's assistance? One of reasons Turkey will never be a part of the EU is because of Turkey's illegal occupation of Cyprus and (per EU leaders statements) and Turkey's lack of "free and fair elections " Also per EU and NATO statements "Turkey/ Ergodan playing both sides of the fence with EU/NATO and ruSSia/ putin . Those are EU statements, not mine and not my opinions.
@@baklava6138I don’t think it’s for this generation of Americans to appreciate it. Usually Americans understand something at the end of history, they’re usually late to things regarding rising powers. This is one of the reasons Vladimir Putin has been able to go this far. And why Iran is only a few months away from producing weapons grade plutonium. Americans are usually terrible at predicting the future of a country that will be powerful against it, which is why they have trouble dealing with China.
Why are the Americans in Syria at all ? What else than creating mayhem in supporting the Kurds ? Do not tell me that Americans care a damn about the Kurds. But chaos by supporting one faction would be "as usual".
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The Arab Gulf countries should provide investments to rebuild infrastructure in Syria and the West should lift the sanctions. Turkey should be let manage the Syrian nation building process to avoid the collapse as the risk of a renewed conflict is quite high among the various Syrian groups.
Wherever the Turks went there is a mess. They need to let the Arabs handle their own affairs. Arabs were under Turkish occupation for long time and not about to go through that again
@@history_repeats8201Turkish mfa said we are tired of domination politics in the region and will pursue cooperation politics. will of the syrians should determine the future of syria
@@history_repeats8201 Historically Turkey plays a stabilizing role on the global stage. That's not me saying, but the US geopolitical expert, George Friedman.
@@CZRkg lol. That is old news before the Turks put their dirty fingers in Syria, Iraq, Libya , the ethnic cleansing of Armenians from Nagorno karabakh Africa and the list goes on. The US senate and the EU have prepared sanctions for Turks. Does that sound stabilizing ? lol
Turkey has no intention to be hostile with Israel whereas Israel investing more than 30 years for kurdish state to tool kurds as cheap legions to destroy integrity of Turkey. Turkey gave refuge to the exiled jews in 1492 from Spain and Portugal. But the jews dont show respect to turks as they did to persians because of Cyrus the Great. Well, we dont care much but just to say.
I don't get it why intentionally, subliminally or out of pure ignorance the PKK is being portrayed as representing the Kurds? If you ignore this fact from the beginning there's no reason for me watching the rest of this post because it's going to be misleading.
As a native Italian that hails from the former Republic of Venice, I will never trust the neo-Ottoman government of Turkiye led by that aspiring sultan, Erdogan.
P another correction is that you refer to the Arabs add Christians and druze and alawites information all of them are Arabs are the turkmens and the Kurds who constitute less than 10% of the nation
Why??? To suck the oil and gas resources of Syria to transfer them to Israel thru their kurdish terrorist proxies! as they have been doing since 15 years!! What an intellegent comment👏👏👏
Dont get feed by main stream media. Both Erdogan and Netanyahu is boosting their votes by talking like that, neither country would like to do anything to each other. Its not Gaza or Lebonan, a conflict with these 2 countries would be even worse than any war in last 30-40 years plus they are economically connected. Nobody really wants to fight they just want to re-elected again. you will see in 5 years both countries will have their trade numbers go up, It was always like this always be like this.
Sorry my friend but Please don’t put all Kurd la in the same basket. Turkiye is not attacking any Kurds neither in Syria nor in Turkiye nor or Iraq or whatever place you call. Please watch how many attacks especially artillery and rockets has been sent to Turkiye towards the cities without concerning it may hit a baby, child or innocent citizens and hunted by Turkish drones. The western media also immediately started shouting what is going to happen to those people who has been attacking both Kurds and Turks in Turkiye but ally to us. Yes your terrorist is good guy but my terrorist is bad guy because I need to keep Turkiye away.
i am Turkish.. today - like 2 weeks after the regime collapsed - i received from a Turkish organizer an invitation email for the construction trade show that will take place in Damascus next June...
Many Middle Eastern countries are going to invest inside of Syria. However, you need see that police and military has brough a lot of peace and stability to the country first. Second, what kind of court system have been setup inside Syria so that you can do business.
I hope this is true
@HellBot-gi5si, the problem is that no society creates actual wealth if you don't have some protection for human rights and proprities . Without it , any corrupt politicians or officer can take away people hard work . This is why most nations in Africa and middle east are poor because they are led by Kleptocrats.
What they didnt tell you is that first you will be employed in fighting before any construction is done. How many countries have been re-built by head-choppers
@@history_repeats8201 American intelligence detected weapons being moved into Syria across their desert, and the Houthi were getting ready for a large raid in Red Sea. In both cases American air strikes where called in and they stopped their activities. You don't hear that in your media.
Quick correction as well as this was recorded on the 17th. The DOD announced on the 19th that there are actually 2000 US troops in Syria and there have been since pre-Assad-fall.
Syrian people that got their education in Turkey, will soon start taking government positions in Syria. Even Turkey does nothing, relations will be very strong.
So ypu think Syria will become a democracy and people will have a voice in government? I dont think that will happen soon .
@@brrkbtl No, I think he means that whatever version of Syria that comes next will be pro-Turkey. I think that's an easy call. The Turks would have to make a metric fuckton of mistakes from now on for that not to be the case. Like it's possible for the Turks to mess this up and for things not to go in their favor, but it's not very likely.
@@brrkbtlit will essentially be a puppet state of Turkey
@@darkfool2000 he says ‘ people who got Education in Turkey ( syrians ) will take government positions in Syria” , what I am tryng to say is that I dont think people will be able to take positions in government, because that requires democracy .
But Yeah , Syrians returning back to Syria will be pro-Turkey and it is good for Turkey in the long run.
Thats bad considering how horrible Turkey is.
Wow.. New Zealand is beautiful.
..visit sometime, summer is Nov - March, it you like skiing, July-Sept.
Watch Lord of the Rings and you'd be amazed.
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I'm not a clone.
My inventions are so profound that no one can have them.
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Even a comedy skit character Johnny John, an Internet expert on flatulence aka trump flattery.
Who cares
Wow what an epic backdrop
Damn this guys travels more in 1 month than i do in a life time.
That's because he is lost.
He makes money from travel
Just remember he is an everywhere and talking from the perspective of an everywhere. Most people are somewheres, but everywhere's have a habit of thinking everyone else is an everywhere.
😂😂😂👍
So, Syria is moving from an Iranian vassal state to a Turkish vassal state basically. Got it 👍
rather turkey than iran lmao
also: it‘s in turkeys interest that syria is stable without terrorism. is that bad?
Yes, which isn't a bad thing.
@@eren3390 Syria without terrorism, that seems more unlikely! With no wealth, scant resources and to many opposing ideological factions, unless it splits up into four or five states it will be another lost decade or two!?!
@@eren3390 maybe several years ago, but given that Turkey has been more and more difficult to work with, i'm not surprise they would become a new enemy in the future
Turkey has declared that it will not allow another civil war in Syria
In addition, the new Syria will not pose any threat to Israel, Turkey, Iraq, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Jordan.
Turkey gave these groups a deadline to dissolve the SDF-YPG-PKK structure and join the Syrian army
Turkey also wants 5000 European ISIS terrorists imprisoned by the YPG to return to their home countries
SNA is hitting the PYD not the Kurds. There are Kurds in the SNA.
Hi ataturk!
No there are not. That’s a flat out lie. Why would Kurds fight for the SNA that has former Daesh members in their ranks? The same Daesh that attempted to genocide them.
A minority of them since the SNA still has a lot of former Daesh members. Most do support the SDF.
@@AustrianPainter14 Hi Öcalan..You can't think of any more nonsense. Half of the Turkish army consists of Kurds. The foreign minister of Türkiye (former intelligence chief) is of Kurdish descent. The minister who gave the go-ahead in Syria was also Kurdish. You don't even know what these PKK/YPG terror troops have done to the Kurds themselves.
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It’s hilarious watching Seljuks simping hard for Kurds entirely unrequited. They will never respect you.
The Turks as Israel's new neighbor, yeah that sounds like a recipe for stability.
Good point.
Don't kid yourself these two nations work together at times. So watch out they may not be allies, but sometime you've got to wonder.
@@HellBot-gi5si also a good point.
There can only be one regional hegemon. Iran almost certainly got itself disqualified by its weak performance.
@@HellBot-gi5sibize kimse solunmazsa biz kimseye birsey yapmayız !!
I guess the Turks will be the only ones available to rearm a new Syria.
Merry Christmas, Peter
With events developing as quickly as they have been, your new policy of posting videos a week later means most are obsolete by the time they are published.
没触及到问题的重点。叙利亚的产油区未来如何分配。可以很容易想象新政府如果没有石油一样不可能长期稳定存在，毕竟阿萨德政权的的崩溃最主要的原因就是产油区被库尔德人占据。
Tiananmen square honeypot winnie the pooh freetibet free Hong kong
Bir Türk olarak diyorum ki, Suriye petrolünün geliri Suriye halkının tamamına aittir, bu yüzden Kürt unsurları silah bırakacak veya bıraktırılacak, tüm Suriye halkı da huzur içinde yaşayacak.
@@Meandbroafter2 bruh he could be taiwanese or other chinese diaspora 😭
@@hex5106Taiwan and Hong Kong don’t use simplified Chinese which is what that post is written in.
@@hkcb250rider9 ah i see, thank you for informing me. So does that difference carry over to Chinese diasporas in the West? Would all Chinese-Americans or Chinese-British use the same kind of Chinese or does that depend on where their parents are from?
Holy cow, Peter you got one thing on the nose: One of the retreating Russian ships sank on the way back to Mother Russia.
Don't count on US forces withdrawing.
Their useless and nobody cares about them in any way
Peter, the Turks are already more involved, I don’t think you are correct on the situation, specifically that people are really tired of war and everyone want it to stop.
The other point is, people have been living together peacefully for 100 of years in Syria and general appetite is to do so moving forward and looks like outside forces want to sit this out this time.
I watched a speech by Ergodan that took place in Turkey. Ergodan stated the following " Turkey will not and shall not be confined to Turkey's current borders." I see that Turkey is occuping the north of Syria at the Turkish southern border. After Ergodan speech and map of his Turkey's troops, I doubt they are leaving. The Pentagon, Pat Ryder confined Turkish troops in that area , but did not elaborate on that topic. I'm beginning to wonder if Peter here is aware or following this 🤔?? Idk 🤷♀️
I would think Turkey would support a unified semi-functional Syria to prevent the kurds from having too much autonomy
If you had a noisy neighbour who keeps sending in problems to your house wouldn’t you want an end to the madness and control what you can if the situation so it doesn’t spoil into your home? People keep forgetting Turkey is hosting the most Syrian refugees
He is totally wrong. USA has increased the number of personnel to 3000 in NE Syria. Peter in the past has consulted for the Turks so he is NOT impartial. You will notice that through his videos have a pro-turkish slant
@@history_repeats8201yes your statement was confirmed by Pat Ryder from the Pentagon. I watch the Whitehouse and Pentagon meetings just about every day .
Thank you, Peter .
The Turks may not always agree with America, but they have always been a great ally. We see this in the Korean War, the Afghanistan War, the Bosnia War, Somalia and all NATO missions. The only concern of the Turks is the terrorist Kurdish organizations. Look, I am not saying the Kurds. I am saying the Kurdish terror groups. So what is this? The PKK started its activities in the 1980s, it is a Kurdish terror group that is currently listed as a terrorist group by NATO, the US and the EU, then America changed the name of this terror group to YPG and now it has made it SDF. The leader and his team at the head of this SDF were all PKK leaders, Interpol issued arrest warrants and they are terrorists. Right now, America supports these terrorists called SDF and of course it does not seem possible for the Turks to be friends with these groups and this terrorist individuals and their groups who killed more than 50 thousand Turkish civilians and Turkish military which is Nato military members. Now you will tell me are Turks right about their issues?? To me 100% right.
Keep in mind that Orthodox Jews believe that Damascus Syria will become part of Israel at some point. Israel has already reclaimed Mount Hermon from Syria. . The reason for this is the prophecy and promises in the scripture of the prophet Ezekiel, when describing the borders of the final Israel, it includes Damascus as well as southern Lebanon.
SDG does not represent the Kurds, but is a multinational militia supported by the US, France and Germany.
SDF absolutely represent the kurds or they would not be in power in all kurdish areas.
@@rojavabashur6455He is a Turk and spuwen classic Turkish propaganda.
@@rojavabashur6455 ISIS was in power in the same area a few years ago so does that mean ISIS represented the kurds?
@@rojavabashur6455 Ask it to the ENKS, whose former leader, a respected Kurdish dignitary, was tortured to death by the very SDF that falsely claims to represent the Syrian Kurds. A total of 700,000 Kurds fled the SDF rule and 200,000 of them took refuge in Turkey and the rest in Iraqi Kurdistan.
@@Kenan-Z Hahaha here is a turk coming in with complete fabricated lies. If ENKS had any sort of popular support they would have far more influence and open support in Rojava than they ever had. They could not even get enough men to even man a checkpoint in the begining of the syrian revolution. Who are you kidding?
Why did an eye doctor who wasn't interested in politics become so brutal?
Because "I'm not political" is usually code for "I demand things my way and can't understand anyone who thinks differently".
There is a long and complicated way to resolve issues that arise from ruling.
He chose the other way.
For those that don't know, the typical view of New Plymouth from the top of Taranaki is the inside of a cloud.
Merry Christmas Pete. Stay safe!
Syria needs to be a buffer state between Israel and Turkey so that these players stay on the same side. This is the only role of the USA here. Once the buffer is created and Israrl and Turkey can kind of work together.
Merry Christmas Peter. 🎉 🎄🥃
Turkish foreign minister went to damascus this week and talked with the leader of hts. FM said there will be only "one Syria" and all militan groups should join the new syrian army. Turkiye doesn't want any armed terrorist groups next to their border, and turkiye host more than 5 million syrian refuges. They need to go back to their country. But before that syria need civil and stable government.
AND rebuilt Infrastructure and Housing. and probably a lot of other stuff...
I would say that the first thing that you need to do is make sure that you have security within the country first. Remember, it's still very dangerous inside of Syria. American intelligence detected ISIS moving a large weapons shipment across the eastern desert of Syria. That is why you need to make sure the situation is stabilized. Much of the eastern desert is like something out of Mad Max movies. The new Syria government doesn't have forces in those areas. Which is going pose a problem for both Turkish forces inside of Syria and American and Kurd's forces as well.
The jihadis already burned two xmass trees. Turkish intelligence is financing these jihadis
Food would be good@@thomassherer5962
@@HellBot-gi5si Nations can walk & chew gum at the same time.
What you’re suggesting is narrow minded. Even in War you must maintain industrial production & business in order to maintain War.
All nations understand this, Security works hand in hand with a growing industrial environment. You don’t get one without the other.
I maintain that in a month or two, Turkey will be able to start rebuilding the Ottoman Empire and look like the good guys doing it.
Beautiful view, wow 🏔
Turkish military bases are loading in Syria to protect them from any attack from anyone.
Disappointed we didn't see the Eagles rescuing Peter from Mordor.
I hope al-Sharaa is wise enough to become Syria's Ataturk (albeit an Islamist version), which is exactly what Syria needs. All my best to the Syria people who have suffered so much for so long.
Peter, why didn’t you mention Syrian Turkmens when discussing Syrian ethnic minorities? Perhaps it slipped your mind? Don’t worry-Türkiye hasn’t forgotten them and is protecting these Syrian citizens from PKK/YPG/SDF Kurds, who have illegally seized a third of Syria despite representing only 10% of the population.
By the way, while in New Zealand, why not report on Māori rights? Don’t they deserve autonomy and their land back, just like the Kurds? Or is their situation more like Native Americans, where independence and land restoration are deemed unnecessary? regards from NZ
Let's be honest; NZ has a lot of amazing vistas to visit, but from a geopolitical standpoint if it sank into the ocean tomorrow nobody would notice.
Turkmen are mixed with Jihadis they are not a minority
Why don’t you give Berlin back to Germans?
@@karunama3771They are all German citizen. Almost third generation..
@@AustrianPainter14because Berlin built by Turks' hard working after WW2. it is New Turkland now
Next week: Peter Zeihan here, from the moons surface.
Jupiter's moon Ganymede, soon to be renamed Zeihan.
It doesn't look like Peter slows down much
The moon, as much protection as it requires is balmy compared to mercury and Venus.
I like the view.
Is at Golan as spectacular?
Nice choice again Peter Zeihan.
Turkey wont let Syria to fail. Too much at stake domestically.
You can’t even take care of your own backyard lol
With which economy?
@@kyaxar3609 They'll bring their construction companies! They'll make Syria so stable it won't be able to fall.
(Preempting the jokes: Turks seems to build well if it's not at home.)
My father is Kurdish, my mother is Japanese. I am born and raised in United States. I support Syria, but stand with Pananma.
I’m Turkish! My father is Turkish my mother is Turkish! I’m not a mongoral
You sound like a merchant vessel 😂
@@kudretgenecioglu4356 Hybrid, is the term.
Snap shot of reality right there 👍
@kudretgenecioglu4356
Turkish is literal mongol
To quote the famous American Philosopher...Bill Murray..."It just doesn't matter, it just doesn't matter...it just doesn't matter". Words of wisdom from the past to help propel us into the future.
It almost certainly doesn’t matter to Americans at least. It’s big for the middle-east and somewhat impactful for Europe, North Africa and Central Asia.
Your in the ☁️, Merry Christmas 🎄
Thanks Peter
Hi Peter, Alawites in Syria are less than 10%, Sunis are the majority especially in all the cities including the coast, whoever rules Damascus rules the bulk of Syria. Keep a close eye, you'll be surprised. Taliban controlled a much more complicated Afghanistan.
High Peter, is your posting date of 8 hrs start from today or 6 days ago.
YOU'RE SO FAR BEHIND!!!
You know there's a delay on the posts now
Peter, how do you keep your shades so clean?
I’m beginning to think Israel’s greatest fear is peace not war.
Amazing view
My man said "if Turkey involves in..." Dude, Turkey probably -actually, must literally - has 5 years of cooking recipe about Syria for a long time.
You're overemphasizing the divides stemming from the diversity of the rebels and minorities in Syria. At large, HTS united most of Syria st this point; southern rebels, the druze and american backed Al-Tanf rebels are all in close cooperation. Alewites in Taurtus and Latakia also yielded to the Damascus government and for all its worth the Jolani/Al Sharaa has been pushing all the true moderation nodes. Turkish Backed SNA are also in close cooperation and there is so far non-agression with SDF. The only conflict is between SNA and SDF due to the unease in Arab majority governorates and the PKK element. It stands that if HTS can garner international support, dont turn against the diversity and USA under Trump lets go of YPG, at least in rural Deir Ez Zor, Raqqa and Hasakkah, there is nothing standing against a peaceful prosperous Syria past Israel's insecure invasion of Quneitra
Cope
the pipe is coming from arab peninsula to turkey & EU so it`s pretty much game over for rusian gas exports might as well declare gazprom preemptive bankruptcy we calculated the costs at 20 billion $ and about 2.5 years to finalize it 3 pipes not just 1
Russia's major export was in Europe to Germany and other European countries not the Middle East. Russia should have built more oil and natural gas pipeline into China and India.
Peter watch out for the Uruk-hai
They are takint peter to Isengard
Hey Peter 🖐 How many pairs of sun glasses do you have 🤣
He's the Imelda Marcos of cheap shades
@@grodesby3422 LOL 🤣
@Peter Pat Ryder from the Pentagon stated there are 2k US troops in Syria. As far as Turkey, I watched a speech by Ergodan in Turkey with English sub titles . He stated that "Turkey should not and will not be confined to just Turkey's boarders." "Turkey will expand" meaning north Syria will be taken by Turkey
As a Turk, although I don't agree with Erdogan's aggressive external politics; here "Turkey should not and will not be confined to just Turkey's boarders." does not mean Turkey seeks to increase its land size. He says Turkey should be politically more active outside the country. And besides all the "conquest propaganda" geared towards nationalists in Turkey, I am confident in the government (a rare occasion) that they are sincere about protecting Syria's unity and integrity.
Erdogan most of the time uses foreign politics to leverage internal politics. You should rather listen official Foreign Ministry statements or FM Hakan Fidan's speech. On contrary to Erdogan, his statements reflect state policies. Erdogan is like Trump wanting Canada to be the 51st state of USA. No way both of those will happen.
@@berkaysimsek206he says what he says. Like Trump with Panama Canal and like putin with Ukraine. When they speak we should better believe them.
Dude, that sentence is one of his oldies. It means, if we as Turks try the isolation route as Turkiye once did unsuccessfully prior to NATO membership, Turkiye will be beleaguered by all sides. This is why you can't have Atatürk's "Peace at home, peace in the world" in a desolate environment such as the Middle East. It's like America's Monroe Doctrine. Doesn't mean expansion of land. Does mean expansion of political and military influence.
@@berkaysimsek206The question is does Jolani ( the supposed, self appointed leader of "New Syria ") seek/ want Turkey's assistance? One of reasons Turkey will never be a part of the EU is because of Turkey's illegal occupation of Cyprus and (per EU leaders statements) and Turkey's lack of "free and fair elections " Also per EU and NATO statements "Turkey/ Ergodan playing both sides of the fence with EU/NATO and ruSSia/ putin . Those are EU statements, not mine and not my opinions.
I have been up that mountain in winter its a good slide down
The Naki! Enjoy your stay!
I believe they will eventually have all of Syria and eventually large parts of Iraq.
Thank you
How does this situation compare to Libya?
Turkiye is winning both in Libya and Syria. Similar situation :)
They have a very nice Christmas market in Damascus. I saw a video about it.
Americans are underestimating Turkey.
No we're not. Turkey is not a problem.
@@darelvanderhoof6176i don’t think you understand how powerful Turkiye is….
@@baklava6138I don’t think it’s for this generation of Americans to appreciate it. Usually Americans understand something at the end of history, they’re usually late to things regarding rising powers. This is one of the reasons Vladimir Putin has been able to go this far. And why Iran is only a few months away from producing weapons grade plutonium. Americans are usually terrible at predicting the future of a country that will be powerful against it, which is why they have trouble dealing with China.
You all have awful demographics
@@AustrianPainter14 Not as awful as your demographics
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2000 Americans Peter... Not less than1000...
20 years from now there will be no Israel and Syria will be standing. I will leave my comment for people in the year 2045 to decide if I were correct.
So basically, Syria as one country is done!
That’s New Plymouth behind you.
Plymouth is in England.
Why are the Americans in Syria at all ? What else than creating mayhem in supporting the Kurds ? Do not tell me that Americans care a damn about the Kurds. But chaos by supporting one faction would be "as usual".
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People will always speak for them.
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The carnage👿👿👿
Your team needs to do some deep research it seems…talk to people on the ground not google & youtube
Turkey is not helping with any logistics in Syria for the USA. What are you even talking about? This is uneducated take.
Merry Christmas blabla guy!😂
Good analysis as usual. Syria will be a shit show for the foreseeable future.
The Arab Gulf countries should provide investments to rebuild infrastructure in Syria and the West should lift the sanctions. Turkey should be let manage the Syrian nation building process to avoid the collapse as the risk of a renewed conflict is quite high among the various Syrian groups.
The Gulf countries are NOT interested in Democracy they will try to destroy Democracy
Wherever the Turks went there is a mess. They need to let the Arabs handle their own affairs. Arabs were under Turkish occupation for long time and not about to go through that again
@@history_repeats8201Turkish mfa said we are tired of domination politics in the region and will pursue cooperation politics. will of the syrians should determine the future of syria
@@history_repeats8201 Historically Turkey plays a stabilizing role on the global stage. That's not me saying, but the US geopolitical expert, George Friedman.
@@CZRkg lol. That is old news before the Turks put their dirty fingers in Syria, Iraq, Libya , the ethnic cleansing of Armenians from Nagorno karabakh Africa and the list goes on. The US senate and the EU have prepared sanctions for Turks. Does that sound stabilizing ? lol
My farm is just above your right ear 😄
Does Peter hike a different mountain a day each year?
What a baller.
How does the Israeli feel about the kurds?
A convenient tool?
Not turkey, but Türkiye! Stop being disrespectful!
Turkey might be a threat to Israel, they want an Ottoman Empire again, like you said it's a dynamic environment.
Turkey has no intention to be hostile with Israel whereas Israel investing more than 30 years for kurdish state to tool kurds as cheap legions to destroy integrity of Turkey. Turkey gave refuge to the exiled jews in 1492 from Spain and Portugal. But the jews dont show respect to turks as they did to persians because of Cyrus the Great. Well, we dont care much but just to say.
Nice view
Merry Christmas, fellow Coloradian
There are over 2k troops there
I don't get it why intentionally, subliminally or out of pure ignorance the PKK is being portrayed as representing the Kurds? If you ignore this fact from the beginning there's no reason for me watching the rest of this post because it's going to be misleading.
Is bro in heaven?
@ax_1771 Lol
Light weight research providing light weight commentary. Peter's 15 minutes of fame is about to time out.
As a native Italian that hails from the former Republic of Venice, I will never trust the neo-Ottoman government of Turkiye led by that aspiring sultan, Erdogan.
There's 2000 or more US troops in Syria.
can US destroy Daesh in less than a month even with help from Israeli intelligence?
yes absolutely yes but the US dont want to eradicate ISIS. It is their ticket to exist in Syria.
Alright.
P another correction is that you refer to the Arabs add Christians and druze and alawites information all of them are Arabs are the turkmens and the Kurds who constitute less than 10% of the nation
Damn,
Not that kind of turkey roll.
Are we completely sure Zion can’t be in like Northern California? Or maybe the Hamptons? Cause that location seems… problematic.
Russia didn't fully leave
If the Americans are smart, they will double or triple up in Syria. Are they that smart? We shall see.
Why??? To suck the oil and gas resources of Syria to transfer them to Israel thru their kurdish terrorist proxies! as they have been doing since 15 years!! What an intellegent comment👏👏👏
Peter, I don't know if I should HATE you or LOVE you for inspireing me to travel more. Right now.........I HATE YOU! WOW!
You can´t use this suit and glasses without jumping down the mountain!😡
What if the turks arm there proxies? to make sure there guys come on top will that bring Turkey and Israelis into conflict
Dont get feed by main stream media. Both Erdogan and Netanyahu is boosting their votes by talking like that, neither country would like to do anything to each other. Its not Gaza or Lebonan, a conflict with these 2 countries would be even worse than any war in last 30-40 years plus they are economically connected. Nobody really wants to fight they just want to re-elected again. you will see in 5 years both countries will have their trade numbers go up, It was always like this always be like this.
Sorry my friend but Please don’t put all Kurd la in the same basket. Turkiye is not attacking any Kurds neither in Syria nor in Turkiye nor or Iraq or whatever place you call. Please watch how many attacks especially artillery and rockets has been sent to Turkiye towards the cities without concerning it may hit a baby, child or innocent citizens and hunted by Turkish drones. The western media also immediately started shouting what is going to happen to those people who has been attacking both Kurds and Turks in Turkiye but ally to us. Yes your terrorist is good guy but my terrorist is bad guy because I need to keep Turkiye away.
Pfff , what a noncence!
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what kind of glasses are these? i want to be a cool guy too
New Turkish Empire !
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