Russian President Vladimir Putin in a meeting with the Turkish Ambassador issued a verbal ultimatum calling for an immediate end to Turkey's support for ISIS and violations of Syria's sovereignty. In doing [s]o, Putin has drawn a red line
-you know that thing the bammer is still trying to get the hang of -
over Syria, after weeks of escalating NATO moves against that beleaguered nation.
Playing pencilneck will be Nell Fenwick.
In a startling move, Russian President Vladimir Putin castigated Turkish President Recep Erdogan, calling him a "dictator" and threatening to sever diplomatic ties with Turkey over what Putin claims is Erdogan's continued support of the ISIS terror organization.
It is believed that this is in response to Erdogan's claim, pasted across the western press yesterday, that Putin had told him Russia was no longer going to support Syria in their war against al Qaeda, ISIS and their western backed sister organizations.
Putin summoned Turkish Ambassador to Moscow, Umit Yardim to the Kremlin for what turned out to be a two hour diatribe by Putin with fiery accusations returned by the Turkish Ambassador. This is the best translation of key statements made by Putin:"Tell your dictator
Uncle
Erdogan to go to
I invoke Godwin's law.
Your little
Tayyip is 6 ft. while Putin is 5ft 2"
dictator is a hypocrite, attacking the military coup in Egypt while, at the same time, he is trying to overthrow the elected government of Syria
Um, who elected pencilneck?
As it stands, China, Iran and Russia will guarantee the survival of Syria."
Turnabout is fair play, turn up the heat on Syria. Where is that popcorn?
In an article by the Moscow Times, a publication controlled by CIA contractor Booz Allen Hamilton, a different version is given with Ambassador Yardim shouting down Putin and blaming Russia for all of Syria's ills. As an illegally foreign owned media organization, the Moscow Times is being sold to Russian owners by government decree with change of ownership coming in September 2015.
Gee, write much propaganda?