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An Islamic State commander was killed
in Salahuddin province and his body was searched. A cell phone
retrieved from the corpse revealed messages from Turkish intelligence
services proving the NATO country was providing security for ISIS
militants when they traveled between Turkey and Iraq. This is the second
NATO country implicated in assisting the Islamic State’s troops. The first was Canada.
Turkey and the Islamic State share two enemies: President Assad of Syria and the Kurdish people. This incident comes on the heels of the Turkish Air Force shooting down a Russian plane engaged in operations against the Islamic State. Ten days ago, Turkey invaded Iraq briefly. It sent its troops to within a few hundred miles of where the phone was recovered. Turkish artillery has also rained shells down on the Kurdish community of Kobane.
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If they had found messages from the White House on that phone, I wouldn't have been surprised.
ReplyDeleteThe whole mess stinks worse than a commercial-sized broiler house full of dead chickens during a Alabama July record heat wave, three days after they've been dead.
It's way, way, way past time for this farce to end.
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The whole mess stinks worse than a commercial-sized broiler house full of dead chickens during a Alabama July record heat wave, three days after they've been dead.
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