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Turkey supporting ISIS fighters in Iraq
Turkey is allegedly involved.
Turkey's parliament described connections between Turkey and ISIS.
Turkey's Foundation for Human Rights and Freedoms and Humanitarian Relief (IHH)
an Islamic charity with a history of assisting extremist groups.
Bilal Erdogan, Erdogan's son, has ties to the IHH board
uses his father's political network to raise funds for the organization.
Turkey's Intelligence Agency (MIT) provided weapons and logistical support
Erdogan hosted opposition groups and Free Syrian Army's HQ in Gaziantep
Saudi Arabia, Qatar and UAE provided funds - (Qatar and UAE are close friends of Rosmah and Najib)
Turkey coordinated travel, payments, weapons for ISIS, Al-Nusra, the Islamic Front.
IHH had an annual budget of $100 million with field operations in 120 countries (What about Malaysia? Can Dato Ayub Khan of the Special Branch please take note?)
IHH had an annual budget of $100 million with field operations in 120 countries (What about Malaysia? Can Dato Ayub Khan of the Special Branch please take note?)
IHH works with Muslim Brotherhood affiliates worldwide.
Major contributors to Erdogan are "encouraged" to make contributions to IHH
lest they lose government contracts.
IHH financed by Yasin Al-Qadi, wealthy al Qaeda-linked Saudi with close ties to Erdogan
IHH is an affiliate of the Saudi-based "Union of Good."
Yusuf Qaradawi chairs the "Union of Good." (Yusuf Qardawi was the spiritual mentor of Maha Liwat).
Abdul Majid al-Zindani, radical cleric and "Specially Designated Global Terrorist" by the United States in 2004, serves on its board.
IHH became known to the international community for organizing the 2010 Gaza flotilla. (Oops !!)
Erdogan diversified Turkey's alliances with Muslim Brotherhood chapters around the region and surrogates like IHH.
Erdogan's outreach to ISIS was a fool's errand. Turkey thought it could control ISIS, but Erdogan was mistaken.
In May 2013, twin bombings in Reyhanli, a Turkish town killed 52 people and injured 146. The Turkish government accused Syria. But ISIS claimed responsibility.
An IHH truck was stopped by the gendarmerie near Adana in Hatay loaded with arms and ammunition headed for Syria. The Hatay public prosecutor tried to launch an investigation, was dismissed. Police who stopped the vehicle were fired. The Hatay governor said the operation was a "state secret."
Members of Turkey's parliament allege that the government still supports jihadis — providing truckloads of weapons, and offering health care at Turkish state hospitals to wounded warriors.
Parliamentarians wrote Erdogan for an official explanation of government ties to ISIS, and its knowledge about IHH activities. The government did not respond.
Deputies report the steady flow of unmarked trucks near the border with Syria. Residents describe routine interaction between Turkish officials and ISIS.
In May 2013, twin bombings in Reyhanli, a Turkish town killed 52 people and injured 146. The Turkish government accused Syria. But ISIS claimed responsibility.
An IHH truck was stopped by the gendarmerie near Adana in Hatay loaded with arms and ammunition headed for Syria. The Hatay public prosecutor tried to launch an investigation, was dismissed. Police who stopped the vehicle were fired. The Hatay governor said the operation was a "state secret."
Members of Turkey's parliament allege that the government still supports jihadis — providing truckloads of weapons, and offering health care at Turkish state hospitals to wounded warriors.
Parliamentarians wrote Erdogan for an official explanation of government ties to ISIS, and its knowledge about IHH activities. The government did not respond.
Deputies report the steady flow of unmarked trucks near the border with Syria. Residents describe routine interaction between Turkish officials and ISIS.
Turkish ambulances deliver war-wounded to Turkish hospitals on the border with Syria. The notorious ISIS commander, Abu Muhammed, was photographed receiving treatment at Hatay State Hospital in April 2014.
Not all ISIS fighters are foreign fighters. About 10 percent are Turkish citizens
Not all ISIS fighters are foreign fighters. About 10 percent are Turkish citizens
Islamist Turks sympathize with ISIS and support its conservative values.
It is important that Turkey rejoin the coalition of nations in good-standing who oppose violence and extremism.
My comments : Here is my advice for all Malaysians, especially those of you who are confused about 'helping Muslims all over the world'. Jangan masuk campur lah brader especially in the Middle East. Mind your own business.
Now we are finding out that Turkey's Erdogan has been supporting and providing weapons for the ISIS. ISIS kills everyone, Muslims, non Muslims, destroys mosques, churches and they have said they will destroy the Kaabah in Mecca. However ISIS says they will NOT fight Israel.
Some people say the Israelis and CIA are behind the setting up of ISIS as well. Just like the Mossad assisted the setting up of Hamas to fight PLO-Fatah.
Now we find out that Rosmah's good friends in Qatar and the UAE are also supporting ISIS.
Qatar is also a strong supporter of the Ikhwan Muslimin or Muslim Brotherhood whose Gaza chapter is called Hamas. Now you know who arranged PM Najib Razak's failed visit to Hamas in Gaza.
Najib has said that UMNO should become like ISIS.
Maha Liwat's mentor is Yusuf Qardawi - now also linked to ISIS.
It is too complicated in the Middle East. Kita tak tahu siapa anak setan, siapa anak Iblis, siapa hantu dan siapa jin. Jangan kita masuk campur hal depa, sibuk-sibuk nak berjihad dan entah ape lagi.
Lebih baik kita jaga negeri kita sendiri, kita jaga hal kita sendiri.
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