Ozturk10
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Even though I strongly disgree with Iran for doing this (if it is true) i'm not surpised in the slightest.
Iran is only looking out for it's own interests in the region as we also doing. If the Iranian regime loses Syria to the FSA they will be surrounded by Sunni states hostile to Iran. They are also trying to prevent this by attempting to gain influence in the Iraqi parliment through Shia politicians.
On a side note, the whole region is a mess at the moment and I can't figure out how this will be resolved. Although I fully supprot the FSA i'm extremely worried about fundamentalists gaining a foothold in Syria.
Finally, arkadaslar we must look into our own failings as well. Ever since the leadership of the MIT was given to Erdogan's lackey's it seems like terrorist attacks have increased ten fold (an example being the bomb that went off near Foca recently). Are they incompetent or are there traitorous elements within the service?
These are difficult subjects to ponder but we must face the realities.
Iran is only looking out for it's own interests in the region as we also doing. If the Iranian regime loses Syria to the FSA they will be surrounded by Sunni states hostile to Iran. They are also trying to prevent this by attempting to gain influence in the Iraqi parliment through Shia politicians.
On a side note, the whole region is a mess at the moment and I can't figure out how this will be resolved. Although I fully supprot the FSA i'm extremely worried about fundamentalists gaining a foothold in Syria.
Finally, arkadaslar we must look into our own failings as well. Ever since the leadership of the MIT was given to Erdogan's lackey's it seems like terrorist attacks have increased ten fold (an example being the bomb that went off near Foca recently). Are they incompetent or are there traitorous elements within the service?
These are difficult subjects to ponder but we must face the realities.