EXPOSED!!! Turkey Trains and Provides Weapons to......

[al-Hasani]

I am 100% sure who you are talking about and i gave you the chance to explain ,but the ones hell bent on destroying my country to please A-rats will greatly benefit from your comments. Please keep them coming.

Please keep a distance from drugs. They are hurtful. It is very good that you know what Mullahstan is. After all those are your spiritual masters. When they say left you go left and when they say right you go right. Like a parrot.

 

[1000]

What gets even more tragicomical than that is the fact that many ISIS leaders were hiding in Syria before the Syrian Civil War started in 2011 with the blessings of the Al-Assad terror regime.

Syrians like this one;

Abu Mohammad al-Adnani - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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The only thing that saddens me obviously are the civilians of Syria and the country itself. The Al-Assad family deserves nothing more than mass-executions and I look forward to the day that this will be the case.

This was Syria as part of the axis of resistance wanting Iraq forced into this axis by all means, they had to prevent Iraq-US alliance so those groups were to fight the US and pressure the state, till now no alliance has been gained from this but it forced a neutral stance on iraq

 

[al-Hasani]

This was Syria as part of the axis of resistance wanting Iraq forced into this axis by all means, they had to prevent Iraq-US alliance so those groups were to fight the US and pressure the state, till now no alliance has been gained from this but it forced a neutral stance on iraq

The point here is that the Al-Assad terror regime was sponsoring terrorism in Lebanon and even occupying that country for years, was sending and training terrorists inside Syria to send them into Iraq after 2003 and until recently they also hosted various Syrian and Iraqi Al-Qaeda of Iraq leaders who later merged into what we know today as ISIS. That Al-Adnani dude being an example.

Now those same people are fighting against Al-Assad. Very ironic if you ask me.

They can call it the resistance of Mickey Mouse for all I care. Still it was the Al-Assad terror regime that invited them into Syria and when the civil war started in Syria it was his stubbornness unlike that of Mubarak and Ben Ali that created most of the problems that we see in Syria and which also radicalized elements of the Syrian population which is not that surprising if you get carpet bombed.

 

[Gibbs]

ahahahahha....well said. I already pointed this out in several related threads on here, and your Turkish friends were abusing me saying i know nothing about their country/region.lol . Turkey made a huge mistake supporting the rebels in Syria in the first place, its never a good thing to support one side/rag tag militias/jihadists in another country's civil war(and most of all a neighbouring country for that matter), it always comes back to bite you, like paksitan found out with the talibans/other extremists groups it supported during the soviet invasion. Today its still grappling with the effects. It will take some time, but they will eventually destablize Turkey as well, maybe not now/immediately, but surely in the coming years as the sitiuation in Syria/Iraq and with Kurds gets worse and worse, arms, militias/jihadists/weapons etc flow in....what a good recipe for disaster....ayway lets just keep enjoying the show.

though personally i will be sad to see if that happens to turkey, since its one of the few advanced country in the region which i admire. it will be a shame if it were to be destabilized like most middle eastern countries who are in turmoil today..... it will indeed be a tragedy, all because of 1 stupid mans decision(yes Erdogan im looking at you and your so called FSA).

I got the very same response and i have reiterated the same sentiments.. Turkey is one of the nations i admire greatly in the Islamic world.. I sad but to see the i told you so scenarios coming close to reality

 

[Azizam]

lool dont mind him bro. lets just keep enjoying the show, as ISIS, Free Syria so called army, Al nusra and other islamists groups gets stronger and stronger, arms, ammunitions, training, finance from house of Saud and its gcc countries flow to the wahabists in the region, Kurds get more arms, training and ammunitions etc, very good recipe for disaster if you ask me. And mind you, this is just the beginning.

Even his pakistanis friends/brothers here have been trying to talk sense to him/Turkey(they have a very close relations with Turkey) invane. You know when a blind stubborn man has made up his mind, even though he cant see and his friends try to help him/direct him he acts irrationally/refuses any help, thinking his way is the best, not until he falls in a pit/hole, will he start asking for help. So i advice all the other pakistanis/bengladeshis and other muslims members here trying to talk some sense to him to just keep quite and carry on, since theres no point arguing/talking some sense to someone when hes already made up his mind that his way is the best or that his country is unique/very strong/mighty/special so anything that affects other countries cant/will never affect his own country since they are special. Not like Turkey's army is stronger than Paksitan.lol so i dont see why he thinks they are special.lol
Lets wait and see as the situation gets worse and worse everyday till it gets to a point of no return....then we can just sit on our chair/living roomand enjoy the show on France 24/BBC/RT/CCTV/al jazeera and the like.

Most of these people are infested by blind nationalism so unless they see things from a neutral perspective they will live in a bubble world. I wonder if something called FSA even exist lol. I for one don't support Assad but for the moment I see him as the only sane leader who can run the country otherwise the wahabbis will defensively turn the country into a terrorist republic. I don't know what made Turkey who was having good relations with Syria to suddenly turn against it. Someone said it was because of a gas pipe line that the Assad refused to construct through Syrian land. What's ironic is that it will be Turkey who will have to face the immediate consequences if the Wahhabis take over. After all 2 bombs already exploded in a border town. Sad! I always knew Turkey as the only progressive country in the region except for Israel.

 

[usernameless]

Most of these people are infested by blind nationalism so unless they see things from a neutral perspective they will live in a bubble world. I wonder if something called FSA even exist lol. I for one don't support Assad but for the moment I see him as the only sane leader who can run the country otherwise the wahabbis will defensively turn the country into a terrorist republic. I don't know what made Turkey who was having good relations with Syria to suddenly turn against it. Someone said it was because of a gas pipe line that the Assad refused to construct through Syrian land. What's ironic is that it will be Turkey who will have to face the immediate consequences if the Wahhabis take over. After all 2 bombs already exploded in a border town. Sad! I always knew Turkey as the only progressive country in the region except for Israel.

let's look from a neutral perspective then. even if Turkey didn't board the western FSA train, do you think Turkey would have been invisible and ignored by those terrorists? even pkk supporters in Turkey tried to force the govt to actively help pkk/pyd in ayn al arab by rioting, though their efforts failed. One way or another, Turkey and other neighbors would have been dragged in, be it actively or passively, anyway. deliberately or not, FSA doesnt seem to have received the critical western support to overthrow Assad, an established dictator like this father, which made things bad for the neighborhood as extremists will rise and benefit from prolonged chaos.

 

[Azizam]

let's look from a neutral perspective then. even if Turkey didn't board the western FSA train, do you think Turkey would have been invisible and ignored by those terrorists? even pkk supporters in Turkey tried to force the govt to actively help pkk/pyd in ayn al arab by rioting, though their efforts failed. One way or another, Turkey and other neighbors would have been dragged in, be it actively or passively, anyway. deliberately or not, FSA doesnt seem to have received the critical western support to overthrow Assad, an established dictator like this father, which made things bad for the neighborhood as extremists will rise and benefit from prolonged chaos.

If Turkey stayed neutral then the conflict wouldn't go that far and Assad would've crushed the insurgencies. I think Turkey trusted US too much and backed the wrong horse into thinking that everything would end as in Libya but China and Russia used their veto power and prevented US from bombing the Assad government. Even if Assad was removed, sooner or later the extremists will take over the country. The thing is that from the beginning this so called revolution was planned as you saw what happened in Libya. Even if there were genuine people who supported democracy in Syria, they were quickly thrown out of the scene and now they have no say in this at all. Overall I don't see any way Turkey is befitting by supporting the revolution. All it did was creating a unstable neighbourhood.

 

[usernameless]

If Turkey stayed neutral then the conflict wouldn't go that far and Assad would've crushed the insurgencies. I think Turkey trusted US too much and backed the wrong horse into thinking that everything would end as in Libya but China and Russia used their veto power and prevented US from bombing the Assad government. Even if Assad was removed, sooner or later the extremists will take over the country. The thing is that from the beginning this so called revolution was planned as you saw what happened in Libya. Even if there were genuine people who supported democracy in Syria, they were quickly thrown out of the scene and now they have no say in this at all. Overall I don't see any way Turkey is befitting by supporting the revolution. All it did was creating a unstable neighbourhood.

i dont think that's necessarily true. foreign fighters, from outside the ME, do not make up the majority. terrorists can still pour in from Iraq. Even if FSA wasnt allowed free passage, they can pass sneak through the border, just like smugglers. SE of Turkey is very mountainous, so such things happen, pkk does it decades when they cross in and out from Iraq. My point is, foreign fighters would have found a way to get to Syria anyway, so i dont believe Assad would have crushed the insurgency easily. I agree, Turkey thought the west, with US on the lead, would finish it just like Libya, so that was a wrong bet. But then again, Turkey or any neighbor, staying neutral or not, the consequences will be felt in the region. Well, i can definitely see Turkey having its interests in removing Assad, but that's a different topic.