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What is this “very, very powerful article” that Trump is referring to vis à vis the Kurds?


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Trump said in a press conference on Oct 10 (or so), referring to the Kurds:




as someone wrote in this very, very powerful article today, they didn't help us in the second world war, they didn't help us with Normandy [...]




What's the article he is referring to? Of course, we need an educated guess, but if his time reference is correct, there can't be that many candidates...










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    Too small an edit for the suggested edit feature, so just FWIW, it would be "vis a vis the Kurds" (no "of"). "vis a vis" means "in relation to" so it has the preposition built in. Or if you wanted to be all fancy, "vis à vis the Kurds" (with the accent grave). :-D

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Trump said in a press conference on Oct 10 (or so), referring to the Kurds:




as someone wrote in this very, very powerful article today, they didn't help us in the second world war, they didn't help us with Normandy [...]




What's the article he is referring to? Of course, we need an educated guess, but if his time reference is correct, there can't be that many candidates...










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    Too small an edit for the suggested edit feature, so just FWIW, it would be "vis a vis the Kurds" (no "of"). "vis a vis" means "in relation to" so it has the preposition built in. Or if you wanted to be all fancy, "vis à vis the Kurds" (with the accent grave). :-D

    – T.J. Crowder
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Trump said in a press conference on Oct 10 (or so), referring to the Kurds:




as someone wrote in this very, very powerful article today, they didn't help us in the second world war, they didn't help us with Normandy [...]




What's the article he is referring to? Of course, we need an educated guess, but if his time reference is correct, there can't be that many candidates...










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Trump said in a press conference on Oct 10 (or so), referring to the Kurds:




as someone wrote in this very, very powerful article today, they didn't help us in the second world war, they didn't help us with Normandy [...]




What's the article he is referring to? Of course, we need an educated guess, but if his time reference is correct, there can't be that many candidates...







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    Too small an edit for the suggested edit feature, so just FWIW, it would be "vis a vis the Kurds" (no "of"). "vis a vis" means "in relation to" so it has the preposition built in. Or if you wanted to be all fancy, "vis à vis the Kurds" (with the accent grave). :-D

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    4 hours ago












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    Too small an edit for the suggested edit feature, so just FWIW, it would be "vis a vis the Kurds" (no "of"). "vis a vis" means "in relation to" so it has the preposition built in. Or if you wanted to be all fancy, "vis à vis the Kurds" (with the accent grave). :-D

    – T.J. Crowder
    4 hours ago







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Too small an edit for the suggested edit feature, so just FWIW, it would be "vis a vis the Kurds" (no "of"). "vis a vis" means "in relation to" so it has the preposition built in. Or if you wanted to be all fancy, "vis à vis the Kurds" (with the accent grave). :-D

– T.J. Crowder
4 hours ago





Too small an edit for the suggested edit feature, so just FWIW, it would be "vis a vis the Kurds" (no "of"). "vis a vis" means "in relation to" so it has the preposition built in. Or if you wanted to be all fancy, "vis à vis the Kurds" (with the accent grave). :-D

– T.J. Crowder
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Apparently the press was curious too... After a hint that it was a Townhall article, it didn't take long to locate it. It's penned by Kurt Schlichter, and it does say pretty much what Trump said:




I generally like the Kurds. I generally dislike the Turks. But they’ve been killing each other for a long time and no one has yet offered a sufficient reason why America should stick its troops in the crossfire between them. [...]



The Kurds helped destroy ISIS, true. It’s also true that the Kurds would have fought ISIS anyway, since the psycho caliphate was right next door. Let’s be honest – the Kurds didn’t show up for us at Normandy or Inchon or Khe Sanh or Kandahar.







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    I know this isn't the place, but.... How would they ? They don't have a country, they're not a state.

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    @EricDuminil Actually, Kurds did fight on the allied side during WWII, though not in Normandy, it's true

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Apparently the press was curious too... After a hint that it was a Townhall article, it didn't take long to locate it. It's penned by Kurt Schlichter, and it does say pretty much what Trump said:




I generally like the Kurds. I generally dislike the Turks. But they’ve been killing each other for a long time and no one has yet offered a sufficient reason why America should stick its troops in the crossfire between them. [...]



The Kurds helped destroy ISIS, true. It’s also true that the Kurds would have fought ISIS anyway, since the psycho caliphate was right next door. Let’s be honest – the Kurds didn’t show up for us at Normandy or Inchon or Khe Sanh or Kandahar.







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    I know this isn't the place, but.... How would they ? They don't have a country, they're not a state.

    – xyious
    2 hours ago






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    @EricDuminil Actually, Kurds did fight on the allied side during WWII, though not in Normandy, it's true

    – divibisan
    58 mins ago
















18


















Apparently the press was curious too... After a hint that it was a Townhall article, it didn't take long to locate it. It's penned by Kurt Schlichter, and it does say pretty much what Trump said:




I generally like the Kurds. I generally dislike the Turks. But they’ve been killing each other for a long time and no one has yet offered a sufficient reason why America should stick its troops in the crossfire between them. [...]



The Kurds helped destroy ISIS, true. It’s also true that the Kurds would have fought ISIS anyway, since the psycho caliphate was right next door. Let’s be honest – the Kurds didn’t show up for us at Normandy or Inchon or Khe Sanh or Kandahar.







share|improve this answer





















  • 7





    I know this isn't the place, but.... How would they ? They don't have a country, they're not a state.

    – xyious
    2 hours ago






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    @EricDuminil Actually, Kurds did fight on the allied side during WWII, though not in Normandy, it's true

    – divibisan
    58 mins ago














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Apparently the press was curious too... After a hint that it was a Townhall article, it didn't take long to locate it. It's penned by Kurt Schlichter, and it does say pretty much what Trump said:




I generally like the Kurds. I generally dislike the Turks. But they’ve been killing each other for a long time and no one has yet offered a sufficient reason why America should stick its troops in the crossfire between them. [...]



The Kurds helped destroy ISIS, true. It’s also true that the Kurds would have fought ISIS anyway, since the psycho caliphate was right next door. Let’s be honest – the Kurds didn’t show up for us at Normandy or Inchon or Khe Sanh or Kandahar.







share|improve this answer














Apparently the press was curious too... After a hint that it was a Townhall article, it didn't take long to locate it. It's penned by Kurt Schlichter, and it does say pretty much what Trump said:




I generally like the Kurds. I generally dislike the Turks. But they’ve been killing each other for a long time and no one has yet offered a sufficient reason why America should stick its troops in the crossfire between them. [...]



The Kurds helped destroy ISIS, true. It’s also true that the Kurds would have fought ISIS anyway, since the psycho caliphate was right next door. Let’s be honest – the Kurds didn’t show up for us at Normandy or Inchon or Khe Sanh or Kandahar.








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    I know this isn't the place, but.... How would they ? They don't have a country, they're not a state.

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    @EricDuminil Actually, Kurds did fight on the allied side during WWII, though not in Normandy, it's true

    – divibisan
    58 mins ago













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    I know this isn't the place, but.... How would they ? They don't have a country, they're not a state.

    – xyious
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    @EricDuminil Actually, Kurds did fight on the allied side during WWII, though not in Normandy, it's true

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I know this isn't the place, but.... How would they ? They don't have a country, they're not a state.

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@EricDuminil Actually, Kurds did fight on the allied side during WWII, though not in Normandy, it's true

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