Three killed by Syrian mortar in Turkey's Akcakale border region, page 1


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Topic started on 3-10-2012 @ 09:57 AM by Corruption Exposed

Three killed by Syrian mortar in Turkey's Akcakale border region


ww w.dailystar.com.lb
Three people including a child were killed and at least nine others seriously wounded when a mortar bomb fired from syria hit Turkey's southeastern border region of Akcakale on Wednesday, the mayor told CNN Turk television.

A Reuters witness saw at least eight seriously wounded people being taken to hospital, three of them police officers. Television footage showed a cloud of smoke and dust rising up as residents ran to help the wounded.
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reply posted on 3-10-2012 @ 10:00 AM by Corruption Exposed
Here is a link that discusses the previous incident in Lebanon that I mentioned:

Syria rocket fire kills 3 women in Lebanon

This has FSA/AL-CIADA written all over it but I could certainly be wrong. This is just a theory of mine based on who has what to gain from these incidents.



reply posted on 3-10-2012 @ 10:31 AM by MDDoxs
reply to post by Corruption Exposed



I would agree that this incident could be using the guise of an accident to cover up the bombing, but as your made mention to in the OP, what would be the point in randomly launching a rocket into Turkey.

Turkey being of sound military strength would be a unwise choice to drag into the conflict. Ofcourse if that is your goal, then repeated attempts like this where no conclusive answers can be derived, are exactly what is needed to drag further participants into the conflict.

I truely feel for the innocent people in this area of the world, who like many of us just want to go about their normal lives to provide for their families and live peacefully.


reply posted on 3-10-2012 @ 01:37 PM by FlyInTheOintment
reply to post by Jakes51



Good points. The way that people on ATS bandy about the term 'false flag' demonstrates only a high lack of awareness - amounting to a total failure to 'deny ignorance' - regarding the potential for real conflicts to develop in the Middle East (and elsewhere for that matter). Yes, false flags exist, and this is proven - but not every act of terrorism or minor guerilla warfare/ mischief/ incitement activity is a false flag. The sooner people realise this the sooner we start getting a balanced picture of what might actually be going on.

It's a tangled web of deception, brutality, religious bigotry/ brainwashing and persecution, local/ regional/ national political chicanery, financially motivated international interference and old-fashioned generational vendettas.. The Western and Middle-Eastern security services have their work cut out, even discarding the fact that there's a (somewhere between minor and near-total) measure of corruption present within the ranks of military intelligence in practically every nation on Earth.


reply posted on 3-10-2012 @ 02:25 PM by Corruption Exposed
reply to post by popcornmafia




Stop supplying weapons IRAN...


Sorry to burst your bubble but Iran has every right under international law to provide weaponry and support to Syria as they are members of a defense pact that has been in effect for a few years now.

afp.google.com...

Considering that they are regional allies while the US has absolutely no business whatsoever in that region, it is the US and their allies who are clearly in the wrong by funding and supporting these rebel terrorists. This is not a civil war, this is a foreign backed attempt to end the Assad regime.

Google PNAC and read all the documents, they have had this planned for well over a decade.


reply posted on 3-10-2012 @ 02:27 PM by Corruption Exposed
reply to post by Soshh



I think I recall seeing the same thing, or something similar as I'm sure there are various videos and pictures portraying this. And yes you are correct that a lot of the FSA equipment is stolen Syrian hardware.

It is a tangled web to say the least.


reply posted on 3-10-2012 @ 02:42 PM by Soshh
Originally posted by Corruption Exposed
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post by Soshh



I think I recall seeing the same thing, or something similar as I'm sure there are various videos and pictures portraying this. And yes you are correct that a lot of the FSA equipment is stolen Syrian hardware.

It is a tangled web to say the least.

A tangled web yes but you can often make an educated guess at the origin of more notable equipment like battered old Russia anti-air or arty pieces or shiny Steyr assault rifles..
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