Turkey Exchanges blame Turkish officials: Europe wanted to export extremists to Syria

Turkey Exchanges Blame

Turkish officials have accused European governments of attempting to export their Islamic extremist problem to Syria, saying the EU has failed to secure its own borders or abide by pledges to share intelligence and cooperate in fighting the jihadist threat.

After the jihad highway plan to destroy Syria backfires with terrorism at home and EU with terrorism at home, E.U & Turkey exchange blame.

Blames the Europeans for the spread of attempting to export their Islamic extremist problem to Syria


Yet Turkey and Erdogan are solo responsible for the current chaos and mass migration wave into Europe that started early in 2015 Dec.
You could say that Erdogan gave the smugglers the green light.
These outbursts by the Turkish officials are another example why Turkey must be sanctioned.

Maybe EU and Turkey should join forces against the enemy of EU.

a reply to: Ove38

Turkey is the enemy not friend.

a reply to: TaleDawn

So people arrive in Turkey with identification that's flagged and with weapons in their luggage and Turkey does nothing but deports them while complaining.

Something is missing from the article considering the accusations being made by Turkey and their response.

originally posted by: TaleDawn
a reply to: Ove38

Turkey is the enemy not friend.

Based on what, Russian propaganda?

a reply to: Xcathdra

Oh so what your saying we should forget what Turkey did as the Ottoman Empire so easily? or the facts that Turkey tried to invade Iraq?

a reply to: TaleDawn

Using off site content bracket code…

Turkish officials have accused European governments of attempting to export their Islamic extremist problem to Syria,

I thought Turkey was leading that charge on behalf of the EU, US (NATO)?
Turkey is a member of NATO.

Turkey pipelines fighters, weapons ands ammunition to Syria and returned stolen oil by the tanker truck full.

Pffft, they're feigning the one hand doesn't know what the other is doing. Oh, the Guardian is doing that for them…

originally posted by: Xcathdra

originally posted by: TaleDawn
a reply to: Ove38

Turkey is the enemy not friend.

Based on what, Russian propaganda?

No, Russian bombs. They aren't 'missing' their Turkish supplied targets.

a reply to: TaleDawn

Oh so what your saying we should forget what Turkey did as the Ottoman Empire so easily?

SO then we should hold countries responsible for what they did in the past?

Boy Russia and many other countries are in deep trouble if that is the way you want to look at things.

a reply to: intrptr

I thought Turkey was leading that charge on behalf of the EU, US (NATO)? Turkey is a member of NATO.

Yes they are part of NATO, but NATO isn't involved as a whole...again just because a country is part of NATO they don't represent NATO when acting as a single country.

I know it's hard to believe that a NATO member can act on it's own without the whole of NATO being involved.

Turkey pipelines fighters, weapons ands ammunition to Syria and returned stolen oil by the tanker truck full.

Just because a fighter comes through Turkey that doesn't mean Turkey sent them. Heck if that's the way it works Russia has been sending thousands to Syria to fight.

That is the way your looking at it.

a reply to: intrptr

Pffft, they're feigning the one hand doesn't know what the other is doing. Oh, the Guardian is doing that for them…

Amazing how the guardian is credible when it backs your way of seeing things, but when it goes against your way of looking at the events it isn't.

originally posted by: TaleDawn
a reply to: Xcathdra

Oh so what your saying we should forget what Turkey did as the Ottoman Empire so easily? or the facts that Turkey tried to invade Iraq?

Man you are as bad as the rest when it comes to reading and understanding posts. Better for you to remain silent and let people think your ignorant than open your mouth and remove all doubt.

a reply to: tsurfer2000h

Hes trying to invoke NATO in the other Turkey thread, saying Edrogen is there because NATO likes him where he is at while ignoring the history of the modern Turkish military and there removal of Turkish leaders in coups when its in the best interest of the Turkish people.

They never miss a chance to try and push a lie as the truth. Its getting old.

a reply to: tsurfer2000h

Yes they are part of NATO, but NATO isn't involved as a whole…again just because a country is part of NATO they don't represent NATO when acting as a single country.

Lol. Where Syria is concerned, most surely they are acting on behalf of NATO.

"Assad must go"

originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: intrptr

Pffft, they're feigning the one hand doesn't know what the other is doing. Oh, the Guardian is doing that for them…

Amazing how the guardian is credible when it backs your way of seeing things, but when it goes against your way of looking at the events it isn't.

This is a cover story.

a reply to: Xcathdra

They never miss a chance to try and push a lie as the truth. Its getting old.

Won't argue with that.

a reply to: intrptr

This is a cover story.

What are they covering...that still doesn't change the fact that what I said is the truth.

Western media is only credible when it backs your way of looking at the situation, and when it doesn't it isn't credible...this isn't the first time this has happened, and it won't be the last.

Nobody cares what you two have to say about 'Murica…

originally posted by: intrptr

Nobody cares what you two have to say about 'Murica…

The words of a defeated argument.

originally posted by: Wardaddy454

originally posted by: intrptr

Nobody cares what you two have to say about 'Murica…

The words of a defeated argument.

I was referring to the lack of interest, star and flag count is still zero.