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[harakiri35]

Katılıyorum..verdiğim Mart kedisi örneğinde olduğu gibi, hem yapıp hem bağırırsan bir gün birileri rahatsız olacaktı bir şekilde..oldularda netekim..yoksa Londra'ya gidildiğinde bile bu iş bitirilirdi kanaatim..finansal piyasalarda ABD'den izinsiz iş yapmak mümkün mü.. fısıldayıverirdi Londra bankerlerine, patırtısız gürültüsüz olur biterdi..

Amaç belli, artık çok fazla ses yaptın..ya biat et, ya ne halt edersen et..biz seni tanıyoruz, ya mesajı alacaksın, ya alacaksın diyorlar kısaca..

alakası yok reis mevcut pazarlığın şartlarına uymamış. şark kurnazlığı yapılmaya çalışılmış. herşeyde komplo teorisi aramak milli ata sporu.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...ctions-targets

"The Americans waited for Erdogan to deliver on his side of the deal: Brunson was to be released and then deported at a hearing on July 18. Instead, Turkey changed the conditions of the agreement at the last minute, with Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu interjecting to demand that any probe of Halkbank be dropped, according to Turkish and U.S. officials. The deal fell apart and Brunson was moved to house arrest."

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alakası yok reis mevcut pazarlığın şartlarına uymamış. şark kurnazlığı yapılmaya çalışılmış. herşeyde komplo teorisi aramak milli ata sporu.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...ctions-targets

"The Americans waited for Erdogan to deliver on his side of the deal: Brunson was to be released and then deported at a hearing on July 18. Instead, Turkey changed the conditions of the agreement at the last minute, with Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu interjecting to demand that any probe of Halkbank be dropped, according to Turkish and U.S. officials. The deal fell apart and Brunson was moved to house arrest."

Yorum yapmadan, birde burdan yakın isterseniz..ABD dışişleri twitter'deki yazıdan alıntı;

How to Save the U.S.-Turkey Relationship
For the Sake of the Alliance, Erdogan Must Fold
By Amanda Sloat

The tense relationship between the United States and Turkey is reaching an inflection point. As the Turkish government has taken an increasingly authoritarian turn and made questionable foreign policy choices in recent years, Washington has tried to exercise strategic patience and engage Turkish leadership to resolve differences between the two countries. But that patience is wearing thin, as Ankara has repeatedly failed to respond to Washington’s concerns—chief among them right now the imprisonment of Andrew Brunson, a Christian pastor from North Carolina, on specious terrorism charges. The handling of the Brunson case, which came to a head last week when he was moved to house arrest rather than released, will affect the future of bilateral ties. If negotiations fail, the United States may feel compelled to shift its approach away from diplomacy and toward economic leverage. In this game of foreign policy poker, Turkey’s struggling economy may force President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to fold first.