Unluckily the world is grey, not black and white. And politics have to adjust to that. Not a condition I like, not at all, and I generally agree to what was said here.
But now that the deed is done and destructive ramblings won't help the case at all, I'd like to give an alternative outlook towards the event, Tukeys success in influencing NATO politics is a convincing arguments for the NATOs reputation of respecting their member countries, no matter the cultural background.
And we are in urgent need of some believeability in some parts of the world.
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