Who will we support then?
Greece and Turkey will likely go to war in our lifetime
Brayden Morris
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Brandon Hall
Turkey
Angel Wilson
history has gone FULL CIRCLE
Nathan Foster
Greece, of cours. But in peace negotiations they should only take all of turkeys money to pay their own debt.
Angel Gomez
>In out lifetime
Tin less than a year
James Powell
Turkey is shit at fighting wars they can only win if they overwhelm much like the Russians in ww2 their tactics suck and have low iq mongoloids in their ranks that will slow them down significally if Turkey went to war Russia would attack them same goes for Bulgaria and Serbia
James Phillips
we never support turkey
Henry Watson
(((Internationals))) have already slapped them with a huge territorial loss recently.
>Win war.
>Have to give Anatolia back.
Top cucks.
Luis Gray
Greece all the way.
James Taylor
They're still the favorites to win tho.
Nobody really expects Greece to win without help
Ryder Wood
Also to add to that the only country that would join Turkey would be Azerbaijan and they are also mongols. Armenians would also join against the Turks.
Greek clay throughout history
Ryder Walker
You could add the whole Byzantine Empire but it wouldn't stop the fact you gave away land you seized.
Joseph Perry
Nobody will allow Turkey to win ever and even if it was one on one they cannot even use their huge reserves of troops we got 3 choke points up in thrace cause of the mountains and using their navy to move troops is suicidal to say the least but they can still win the long game
Angel Howard
Neither...let them kill each other off.
Sebastian Gomez
I would let Spain and Italian clay go but I would keep the rest of the coast line
Caleb Brooks
neither of them could gain more than +/- 50 km of the turf, in case if none of NATO countries intervene
Nolan Green
Turkey can't even beat the Kurds even though they use genocidal tactics.
The PKK only recruits soldiers who have completed their mandatory service in Turkey. Think of how many PKK are already in Turkeys ranks? The PKK is waiting for an opportunity like a war between turkey-greece in order to launch their independent state. Look at what they did in Syria. The Syrian civil war gave Kurds independence in Syria. The same will happen in Turkey.
The only reason why Turkey is in NATO is because they allow the US to keep their nuclear military bases in Turkey. The US already hates Turkey since they didn't allow the US to use Turkey as the starting point for the 2003 invasion of Iraq. They even threatened to shoot down US aircraft.
A turkey Greece war would mean regime change in Turkey. That means someone who is a loyal puppet to the US. The Kurdish region would become independent and Turkey would fall in a year at most.
Daniel Wilson
>meds gonna med
here we go again
Charles Miller
Adrian Wright
What kind of stupid question is that memeflag? Greece is part of Europa and deep roots of western civilization. Than obviouslly we stand with them, like always.
Blake Mitchell
>Implying we wont bomb them like the Serbs/Assad/Gaddafi.
Owen Martinez
yes, history kind of repeats itself
Jacob Ward
True thank god we have those guys up there also if you don't know about it most of the coast of Turkey that almost includes Constantinopole will probably leave instead of fighting removing some or more than 30 mil refugees
Xavier Ross
(((we))) or our cucked elites
and speak by yourself, the cucked europe will die soon.... it's the only way to save us all
Carson Wilson
Greece. I'd like to return and settle in Smyrna where my family came from.
Asher King
fuck off, Izmir is full.
but of course you can always try Smyrna, GA.
Jacob Lopez
>Implying Portugal isn't cucked.
>Implying Spain, Portugal, Italy and Greece aren't the first to fall even before Sweden.
Jaxon Perry
>turkish army
you mean the one that got humiliated by unarmed citizens in their failed coup LMAO
Ryder Hill
Portugal and Spain are basically an EU colony at this rate and doesn't have a solid right wing party.
Merkel and Macron are the ones who can call the shots in Europe.