What I am looking at is an Alliance between the U.S. and Russia who will bid Assad to step down. Once he does, an Allied Army will land on the coast and start a march south, driving ISIS and other terrorist groups out of Syria. That done, a new nation will be founded, SYRIASTAN, that would consist of the United Kurdish States, and the Free Syrian People.

That done, and Alliance with Iran will put a large Iranian force in the south that will work its way north to Syriastan, to meet of with forces heading south to destroy ISIS.

Turkey is worthless, as is NATO. A truce between Russia, Iran, and the United States is the world’s only hope. An agreement over the Ukraine can be arrived at. Russia saves face and the sanctions are lifted. The Kurds are the only people willing to fight ISIS on the ground. They will have a nation to build their dreams within. Forming long-lasting friendships – is the solution.

Jon Presco

“Dec 2011

Things seem to be heading for a flash point, indeed. The sure sign is that US V-P Joseph Biden is heading for Ankara in the weekend. It is a major signal of the US giving the go-ahead to Turkey to act on Syria without fearTurkey is ready to invade Syria

Turkey is indeed shedding its fear of the unknown and is coming out into the open on the Syrian situation. Turkish FM Ahmet Davitoglu indicated today for the first time that Turkey is all set for invasion of Syria once it gets the green signal from its western allies. He said this before heading for the combined meeting of EU foreign ministers and Arab League representatives (read Saudi Arabia and Qatar).
The day Davutoglu spoke, November 29, will stand out as a notable date in the chronicle of the Turkish Republic that Kemal Ataturk founded. Ataturk’s ‘red line’ used to be that Turkey should never get entangled in the affairs of the Muslim Middle East but should instead concentrate on its own ‘modernization’. Evidently, the Islamist government in power today thinks Turkey is today ‘modern’ enough already and can now go back and reclaim its Ottoman legacy.

A Turkish army moving into an Arab country – it is a historic point. It is a century after the Turks were driven out by the ‘Arab revolt’. The matrix is dripping with irony. The Arab revolt against the Turks was instigated by Great Britain. And Britain, although a far weaker power today, is still playing a seminal role – except, it is encouraging the Turks to return to the Arab world. One hundred years ago, Britain successfully pitted the Arabs against the Turks. Today, Turks join hands with some Arabs who have a grouse against some other Arabs.

Ambassador M K Bhadrakumar was a career diplomat in the Indian Foreign Service. His assignments included the Soviet Union, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Germany, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Uzbekistan, Kuwait and Turkey.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syrian_Kurdistan

http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/isis-terror/nato-well-protect-turkey-if-isis-battle-spills-over-syria-n219361

http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/isis-terror/russia-tells-iraq-its-ready-support-fight-against-isis-n212136

http://foxtrotalpha.jalopnik.com/american-apache-attack-choppers-quietly-join-the-fight-1642797700

Syrian Kurdistan or Western Kurdistan (Kurdish: Rojavayê Kurdistanê; Arabic: کوردستان السورية Kurdistan Al-Suriyah), also commonly referred to simply as Rojava[4] (the West in Kurdish), is a de facto autonomous region in northern and north-eastern Syria.[5] Syrian Kurdistan is part of the larger geographic area of Kurdistan, which includes parts of southeastern Turkey (Turkish Kurdistan), northeastern Iraq (Iraqi Kurdistan), northwestern Iran (Iranian Kurdistan) and parts of northeastern Syria (Syrian Kurdistan) inhabited mainly by Kurds.[6] Kurdistan roughly encompasses the northwestern Zagros and the eastern Taurus mountain ranges.[7] Since 2012, much of Syrian Kurdistan has been controlled by Kurdish militias as part of the Syrian Civil War and in November 2013 representatives from Kurdish, Arab, Assyrian and other smaller minorities declared a de facto government in the region.[8]