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Russian Airstrike Turkey Convoy Thanksgiving Day


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Why no word from the US media on this?

Not even Reuters?

Journalists exposing the Turk government's deceptions are getting charged with treason and locked up.

The globalists have been working on WWIII for decades, looks like they may finally get their wish...DM

Russian airstrikes hit Turkish convoy delivering weapons to ISIS in Syria

By Jim Kouri Saturday, November 28, 2015

The incident involving the shooting down of a Russian warplane by the Turkish military may have had to do with Turkey’s cooperation with the radical Islamic fighters in Syria and Russia’s decision to help the Arab dictator Bashar al-Assad fight both the Islamists and the secular rebel fighters attempting to over-throw Assad.

In the aftermath of the Turkish military shooting down a Russian air force plane, the killing of its pilot, and the attack on a Russian rescue helicopter, the violence between those two nations is becoming more intensified, according to an American expert on radical Islam, Walter Anasara, a former police counterterrorism unit leader.

On Thanksgiving Day, Russian airstrikes blasted trucks which were allegedly transporting weapons and equipment from NATO member Turkey to the Muslim terrorists fighting in the war-torn city of Aleppo, Syria. News media in the Middle East indicate that this is not the first time such a scenario occurred, with Turkish intelligence officer assisting ISIS and Al Nusra Front, al-Qaida’s Syrian offshoot.

“The shooting down of a Russian aircraft near the Syrian border was in line with Ankara’s struggle to establish itself as a dominant” power,” retired US Army Major General Paul Vallely was quoted as saying by Iran’s Press TV on Thursday.

Gen. Vallely warned the United States and other NATO member nations that Turkey must be removed from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization because “it poses a big and important issue in many ways for other members.”

Besides the Turkish convoy attack, the Syrian government air force and Russian warplanes also intensified their attacks on positions held by terrorists from the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) throughout Aleppo province.

“The Russian and Syrian airstrikes hit the Takfiri [sunni] militants’ positions in the Southern countryside of Aleppo. However, there were no immediate reports of… casualties among the terrorists,” Lebanon’s al-Mayadeen television reported.

Earlier on Wednesday, media reports suggested that the President Assad’s Syrian Army and its Iranian military allies have made great strides in combating ISIS jihadists in the eastern section of Aleppo and managed to force ISIS fighters to retreat from the strategic Humaymah hilltop.

The media reports also claimed that the Syrian army, the country’s National Defense Forces (NDF) and Lebanese-based Hezbollah fighters—who are funded by and allied with Shiite Iran —continued their joint anti-terrorism operation during fierce clashes with the Takfiri terrorists. Takfiri is an Arabic term for a Sunni Muslim who accuses another Muslim from a different sect of apostasy. For example, Sunni Muslims believe Shiite Muslims are heretics.

Turkish news editor prosecuted for reporting on Turkey and ISIS dealings

A Turkish prosecutor asked a criminal court judge to jail the editor-in-chief of Turkey’s Cumhuriyet newspaper while the editor awaits his trial for treason. The newspaper had published photographs of military weapons that were allegedly transported to Syria by agents of Turkey’s intelligence service.

In addition to editor-in-chief Can Dündar, the prosecutors are seeking the same pre-trial restrictions for Cumhuriyet’s correspondent in the city of Ankara. The correspondent, Erdem Gül, according to Fars News Agency, and his boss arrived at an Istanbul court on Thursday, saying that they have come “to defend journalism.”

The articles published on Cumhuriyet’s front page in May 2015, accused officers from Turkey’s National Intelligence Organization (MİT) of smuggling weapons—hidden in convoys of trucks—into Syria and that the smugglers were caught twice by President Bashar al-Assad’s secret police. The trucks were allegedly pulled over and searched by police officers, which was photographed and videotaped by person or persons unknown and turned over to Cumhuriyet.

According to the news story, the trucks were loaded with six steel containers containing 1,000 artillery shells, 50,000 machine gun rounds, 30,000 heavy machine gun rounds and 1,000 mortar shells. The arms were reportedly delivered to extremist groups fighting against the Syrian government of President Assad, whom the Turkish government would like to see ousted from power.

The Turkish government denied the allegations and labeled the entire news story as being an act of “treasonous espionage.” During President Barack Obama’s visit to Turkey on November 16, he either chose to ignore the intelligence regarding the alleged activities by the Turkish government or he continues to be unaware of what is occurring on the world stage.

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Please tell me that this U.S. President's Administration had nothing to do with this or similar cases like this ? OMG if that is true. Our President possibly sending our troops as "trainers" into the cross hairs of our enemies. That's impeachable for sure, if true. DV knew about ISIS Command and Control Center 6 months or so before the French knew. Tell me DV fans, can we discover an answer to to my question? Up or down? Please. Tell me how and I will do the leg work.  :salute:

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Can we still call Turkey a Ally after this. Sheez.

The problem is Turkey signed an agreement with Russia a few years ago to build a nuke plant. Was somewhere areound 2010 think.

Its supposed to be operated by Russia.

They have two other agreements with Japan, pretty sure at least one has been started if not finished.

Unless the Russians built in a self-destruct button, if Turky tosses Russia out there will be nothing to stop them from using the uranium for bombs.

Not a nuke guy, but do believe weapons grade is lower,(easier to make), than power grade.

If anything, they can make "dirty boms", bombs that moght not blow stuff up, but will enough cause radiation to kill through poising and longer term cancers.

Would also destroy area for growing crops.

Any nuke folks out there please don't hesitate to jump in and correct me if I'm wrong.

Maybe Turky was just loking for a reason to expel the plant operators so they could get their hands on uranium without centrifuge.

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Tell me how and I will do the leg work. 

  

Politicians been killing their own people since "civilization" began.

The only thing they have had to worry about was making sure most of "the people" agreed with the premise for the war, which was usually accomplished through some evil blamed on the other side.

  I'm backing RUSSIA, everybody else wants to defeat isis with talk.

 

Take no prisoners

Daddy to Bush 1, grandpa to Bush 2, Prescot Bush was president of union bank, and authorized loans to Hitler, the Bank of England provided the bulk of the financing for Hitler to start WWII.

The more I learn, the less I know. I don't believe if any government can be trusted, or if any singular act is actually benevolent, no matter what it looks like on the surface.

All I can promise, is that for as long as any soceity allows their "leaders" to act without pesonal responsibility, fails to properly monitor agencies, and looses control of their media, those people are doomed to be oppressed by their own government.

We will never "save" America by electing Trump, or anyone else, then going home to wait for a better tomorrow.

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