Can actions be consistent with what is stated? Such a coincidence is rarely seen in practice. Because what is said and what is done is different. There is no choice but to wait for a coincidence.
ABD Başkanı Donald Trump ve Türkiye Cumhurbaşkanı Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’ın terörle mücadele girişiminin ABD’den Türkiye’ye devredileceği konusunda anlaşıldı…The most common combination is that people who say good things are mediocre and people who say bad things are average people1
It seems that US President Donald Trump and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan agreed…2
The Kurds are common with Turkey and Syria in that they are against ISIS, but they will fight against Turkey if Turkey invades Syria across the border3
A person who gives a great opinion is not necessarily a great personality. Is the person who is accused of being accused? That’s not true.
The most common combination is that people who say good things are mediocre and people who say bad things are average people. Of course, you don’t have to worry too much because the evaluation of what you say and what you do depends on the viewing angle. What is important is in which direction the person is working. Let’s evaluate this.
However, please feel responsible for what you have stated. Otherwise, what you said will be lightened. Language becomes a tool of irresponsibility.
So, what is stated is to explain what you did.
Why Coincidences Happen and What They Mean - The Atlantic
Synchronicity - Wikiquote
“There Are No Coincidences” | Psychology Today ↩︎Will US troops in Syria withdraw? It seems that US President Donald Trump and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan agreed that the initiative to fight against ISIS would be transferred from the US to Turkey.
The United States supported Kurds fighting ISIS in Syria to prevent ISIS terrorism.
Turkey has also been plagued by terrorism by ISIS and is supporting the Free Syrian Army in Syria.
Syria allows Kurds in northern Syria to fight ISIS.
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So, the US troop withdrawal plan tweeted by US President Trump can be evaluated as a reasonable plan for the US if the battle against ISIS is entrusted to Turkey.
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