Why is America Supporting the PKK and What is the Ultimate Aim of the U.S.? by Behcet Kaya

 America has now adopted the leftover strategy of Great Britain. Since WWI the UK left the Middle East to the U.S. The original strategy remains the same. America found an excuse to invade Iraq. Father Bush gave Saddam millions of U.S. dollars’ worth of weapons to fight against Iran. After eight years of war between Iran and Iraq the borders remained the same. The purpose of that war was to avenge the 44 American Embassy personal kept captive by the Iranians and creating Saddam so that the U.S. had an excuse to invade Iraq and later, Syria.

Why is America doing this? It is the original strategy of Britain, to wipe Turkey off the map. 

How? Here is how. First, invade Iraq and destabilize the country, which in turn made Turkiye a terror problem as well as a security issue. That is exactly what happened. With Saddam gone, the PKK came into Northern Iraq and continued the attacks on Turkiye. That was in agreement with the original strategy. And, by doing so refugees fled to Turkiye. 

Turkiye has been fighting the U.S. backed PKK for more than 40 years; in reality Turkiye has been fighting the U.S. for forty years. Now the exact same strategy in Syria is occurring. However, under international law the U.S. has no right to come to Syria. But it’s there regardless, unlike Russia who was invited by the head of state, Basar, to come and help defend the country. 

So, what happened? Daesh, Al Qaeda, and Iranian supported groups amassed in Syria. Both Iraqi and Syrian citizens migrated to Turkiye. All of this was the planned strategy of the U.S. against Turkiye; the original strategy of Britain executed by the U.S. 

Now the U.S. realizes the usefulness of the PKK is coming to an end. How? By the decisive action of Turkiye. Since the Syrian war started the number of PKK members killed by the Turkish Army exceeds four thousand. The Turkish army has cut the sources of the PKK and they can’t recruit any more members to join. The U.S. sees what is happening and activates plan B. 

What is that plan? To create a second Zelensky in Greece by using the Greek Prime Minister Mitchotakis. 

Russia fell into the trap of war with Ukraine. Now it is the same strategy for Greece. Greece, with an aging population of less than 11 million people, is a country heavily in debt: its only income from tourism and shipping. Turkiye has a population of over 85 million, the majority under the age of 25, and a dynamic defense industry. Greece, operating under heavy debt, tries to initiate an arms race with Turkiye by getting support from France and the U.S. To date the U.S. has 20 military and naval bases spread all over Greece. 

The purpose is not to try to eject Turkiye from NATO. The purpose is to have a conflict between Turkiye/Greece like that between Ukraine/Russia. In all of this the U.S. struggles to keep its hegemonic power in the world. 

Greece is now being used as a proxy war with Turkiye so that the U.S. can manage the way it always has. But Turkiye is not following this U.S. political strategy. Anything and everything the U.S plans in the Middle East, Turkiye stops it. 

But the stupidity of the Pentagon once again shows how miscalculated the plans are. The real threat comes from the East: China. Even in Syria the U.S. wants to bring Iran and Turkiye to war, or for Russia and Turkiye to clash. 

All of this is to block the Chinese Silk Road that is planned to go through Turkic nations. But why make Turkiye and Turkic nations an enemy rather than taking them to the U.S. side? It makes no sense. Instead, Russia and China are coming together and probably six Turkic nations as well. Some of the U.S. academia does see this as the wrong foreign policy. 

The U.S. NEEDS Turkiye. 

The U.S. now wants Finland and Sweden to join NATO. Turkiye adamantly vetoed this because both these countries are supporting the PKK by giving weapons. President Erdogan said that the Nordic nations have become the guest houses for the PKK and its counterpart PYD/YPG under the name of SDG. 

Erdogan wants to bring it into the open that not only are these nations support PKK/YPG, but other nations such as France, Germany, Holland, Italy, Greece and the U. S. openly supply weapons to PKK/YPG/YPD. These terror groups use these weapons to attack Turkiye and inside Syria where Turkiye cleared areas for the return of the Syrian refugees. So, Finland and Sweden are a welcome opportunity to bring it all into the open, including the double standard of NATO and the U.S. in particular.