https://www.reddit.com/r/syriancivilwar/comments/4zcnwu/jarablus_and_north_aleppo_megathread/

So now that Turkey has finally entered Syria, what do you think this might mean for the civil war?

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Turkey are gonna empower the Islamist rebels taking part in this. I haven't gone through a complete list of those involved but I read that Al Zinki will be involved and that says a lot to me. Also people are blasting the US for betraying the Kurds. They never promised to help the Kurds to take all of Syria just fight ISIS in the NE region and last weeks shitshow with the SAA made them even more of an enemy to Iran and Syria, Russia also to a degree but Russia doesnt give a shit about Eastern Syria. Even with Kurds withdrawing east of the Euphrates they are still a strong faction in the war and are among the safest crying about betrayal really bothers me when that isn't the case at all

Turkey is backing ISIS.

Lol @ Turkey getting butt mad that Al-Nusra (who recently renamed themselves to a long gay name) got its arse kicked in their failed counter-attack that left their entire offensive capability wrecked on the side of the artillery college.