The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 875 - Turkish Non-Delight
Oct 8, 2019
The discussion kicks off with the controversial U.S. withdrawal from Syria, which leaves Kurdish forces vulnerable to Turkey's ambitions. The implications on regional stability and the risks of ISIS resurgence are examined. Trump's inconsistent foreign policy and its repercussions are critiqued, alongside the challenges of presidential accountability in light of legal battles. The political dynamics of impeachment inquiries and the evolving Democratic race add to the intrigue, emphasizing the multifaceted nature of current U.S. politics.
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Syria Situation
- The situation in northern Syria is puzzling, morally troubling, and awful.
- The U.S. allowing Turkey to attack Kurdish forces is a betrayal.
Kurdish Betrayal
- The U.S. has repeatedly betrayed the Kurds, including during the Gulf War and the Iraq War.
- This pattern involves offering support, then abandoning them when inconvenient.
Supporting Turkey
- Abandoning the Kurds and supporting Turkey is illogical.
- The Kurds consistently fought against ISIS, while Turkey's leader, Erdogan, is a dictator.