The same reasons we haven't. What makes Turkey any different to the US or major European powers? They're closer but we've got more than sufficient resource to get our forces there (we did with Iraq - twice).
Yes, but as I said, that doesn't really make much practical difference between their and our abilities to launch a ground offensive and the common political narrative is that ISIS poses as much (if different) threat to us as it does to them.
In February 2015, the Autonomous Administration’s military wing, the YPG (the People’s Protection Units), took control of the area, which had been under IS control, and began demolitions, displacing villagers. Researchers visiting Husseiniya saw ruins of destroyed homes and interviewed eyewitnesses.
“They pulled us out of our homes and began burning the home… they brought the bulldozers... They demolished home after home until the entire village was destroyed,” said one witness.
US ignores PKK-PYD links, spokesman leaves Öcalan question unanswered
a portrait of the imprisoned PKK leader Öcalan in the PYD's newly opened office in Moscow.
The PKK terrorists who carried out the Ankara attacks were lauded in a city controlled by the Democratic Union Party (PYD) with their photos displayed on a building.
A photograph of the poster hanging on a building in al-Malikiyah shows the picture of suicide bombers Abdülbaki Sömer and Seher Çağla Demir beside a picture of imprisoned PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan. Sömer carried out a terrorist attack in Ankara on Feb. 17 that claimed 29 lives. The blast, which targeted military buses, also left scores wounded. Demir was responsible for the suicide car bombing in Ankara that killed 37 people in March.
We may have beaten them on the battlefield but we lost the war anyway.
Um, no, very few Muslims support ISIS. In fact the ones leading the fight against them are... Muslims.
