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The Great betrayal of the century


                   




By abandoning the Kurds the United States has made a irreparable damage to its foreign policy, that would shape the future US’s relations with its allies and foes together. After a five years fight to defeat the Islamic State, the Kurds sacrificed a huge number of its men and women, now left helpless on the onslaught of the Turkish military and its allied militia-the Syrian national front.

The US has shown to the world that it will go after some economic benefit, by abandoning its loyal allies, means there is no loyalty when it comes to business.

Never in the recent world history, a responsible power has abandoned its loyal friend, for economic gains. China protected North Korea, Russia stood by the side of Assad, and Maduro even when there were military threat from Europe and the United States.

Do the Americans think they will have any reliable military partner anywhere in the world? Indians knew about this long before.

Trump and his republicans are going to sanction Turkey, so what, its like stabbing someone and taking to hospital. The world is watching starting from Africa, Asia, Europe, America, it’s a lost trust over America and its leadership.

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