Turkey finally joins the ISIS fight. Should we be worried?

[mindrust]

While there are many evidences that Turkish Gov. helped ISIS, i am having hard times to believe that they actually fights against ISIS.

I know one thing, the president of this country is more dangerous than any man living. (yeah pretty obvious, its erdogan)

[bryant.coleman]

While there are many evidences that Turkish Gov. helped ISIS, i am having hard times to believe that they actually fights against ISIS.

1. There is enough evidence to prove that the Turkish government agencies actively helped the ISIS during the bomb attack in Suruç, which killed dozens of ethnic Kurds.

2. Turkey has been actively helping the ISIS recruit to cross over to Syria through its territory.

3. Most of the suicide attackers, who targeted the Kurdish positions in the ISIS attack on Kobanî (25th June 2015) came from the Turkish side of the border.

[redhack]

Erdogan wants war but public not. We want peace, not war.

[CEG5952]

Erdogan wants war but public not. We want peace, not war.

It's the Turkish President who wanted the war. Sadly, this leaves Turkish people no choice but to participate. Or they can immigrate on other countries for good.

[ingiltere]

Turkish government feeds ISIS first, not they are in war with them. Such bullshit going on in Middle East. There are also more than 2 million Syrian refugee is living in Turkey.

[bryant.coleman]

Check the safe zone which is proposed by Recep Tayyip Erdoğan:



For me, the Erdoğan's real intention is clear. He wants to prevent the Kurds from controlling the entire Northern portion of Syria, so that the supplies can be moved from Turkey to the ISIS. The most important supply line for the ISIS pass through the city of Al Bab, and the Kurds are advancing towards that region. Turkey wants to make sure that the Kurds are kept out of Al Bab.