Military Coup in Turkey

**modwiz** · 23rd July 2016, 03:42

Originally posted by Aianawa

So, tptW were definitely the main influence and Russia now holding Turkeys hand ?.

Maybe more like, got its back.

**Aianawa** · 23rd July 2016, 04:52

Am sensing a Chineesy role or assistance atm, Modwiz do you know or of how to track Putin ancestry ?, always wondered how Rasputin who came from nowhere or outbacks as such ( Siberia ? ) would or if connect with Putin in the karma merrygoround. I did not get far on my own research.

**Aianawa** · 23rd July 2016, 06:28

Makes sense somewhat > http://theduran.com/reports-russian-...ogan-may-true/

**bsbray** · 23rd July 2016, 18:13

Originally posted by Aianawa

Makes sense somewhat > http://theduran.com/reports-russian-...ogan-may-true/

Russian intelligence is some serious business. I don't doubt that they had a good idea of what was going. Joseph Farrell was talking not too long ago about how the Russians had such good intelligence on the 9/11 hijackers (ie the patsies) that when they warned Washington of the impending attack they even said it would involve about 20 of them. It was actually 19 hijackers.

At the same time, I think Fars was the same news company that carried a "Sorcha Faal" article a year or two ago, so they apparently use an eclectic range of sources to say the least.

**lcam88** · 24th July 2016, 18:24

+1 bsbray

I think the timing works out well too.

Erdogan had just returned from Moscow on a reconciliation visit, there was news even about restitution payments to Russia for that downed Su-24 ground support jet...

Whether it was Moscow that alerted Turkey is still not officially known. However, it is fair to say that Russia is openly interested in maintaining stability in the area, a coup in Turkey works against that objective.

That Israel has permitted Russian military aircraft to enter Tel-Aviv airspace while operating in their Syrian ops is an indication they share interests with Russia in some aspects there. If that means they actively work for stability in Turkey is unknown but we should never discount their involvement.

The real kicker here is Erdogan post-coup move was to clamps down on more freedoms in Turkey. Whether we are seeing a calm before the plunge into more violence or whether those actions will result in a shaky new equilibrium/stability remains to be seen. Will the people revolt? or not?