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'Turkish Speaker Nullifies U.S. Troop Vote'

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Ferocious

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The Bush adminstration had expected an approval from Turkey, a NATO member and historically strong U.S. ally. In exchange, Washington promised $15 billion in loans and grants to cushion the Turkish economy from the impact of war.
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Originally posted by: Ferocious
The Bush adminstration had expected an approval from Turkey, a NATO member and historically strong U.S. ally. In exchange, Washington promised $15 billion in loans and grants to cushion the Turkish economy from the impact of war.
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Well I think that to expect the Parliament to go against the overwhelmingly popular opinion against a war with Iraq is being foolishly optimistic.

Anyway, the Turks wanted to send 120,000 troops into N.Iraq to dick with the Kurds. Now we can tell them they can't.
 
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