Turkish Police Arrest ISIS Suspects

Well, Happy New Year! Me thinks we'll see some retaliation in the days to come. I do know the NY and other major cities are on High Alert.

ISTANBUL—Turkish authorities said Wednesday they have arrested two suspected Islamic State extremists they said were planning to carry out an attack during New Year’s Eve celebrations in the nation’s capital.

Officials also said counterterrorism police found a vest and backpack filled with explosives and ball bearings when the two men were taken into custody in a low-income neighborhood in the capital, Ankara.

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a reply to: ReadLeader

Do you think ISIS would attack NY or another large American city in retaliation for two nobodies being arrested in Turkey?

a reply to: ReadLeader

The question I have is: Are these the same Turkish authorities collaborating with ISIS to date?, or are these different "authorities", or are we looking at 2 sides of the same coin and to save face in the growing evidence that Turkey is aiding ISIS and buying their cheap oil and on-selling it to the world, the "authorities decide to roll out patsies to deceive folks and throw them off the scent?

a reply to: Sublimecraft

or are we looking at 2 sides of the same coin and to save face in the growing evidence that Turkey is aiding ISIS and buying their cheap oil and on-selling it to the world, the "authorities decide to roll out patsies to deceive folks and throw them off the scent?

a reply to: sosobad

*FX: Radio static*

"ROFLCOPTER 1, you are clear for landing on pad 2, clear for landing on pad 2, over."

That was legendary.

Now, as for ISIS suspects, I have to ask, how many ISIS members have been actually captured and detained since their organisation came into being? Do we even have numbers for that, and furthermore, what intelligence has been gleaned from them?

And more precisely, is this the first time an ISIS suspect has been captured in a nation that they were looking to commit a terrorist atrocity in, as opposed to a nation that they were making a full scale military assault on?

a reply to: TrueBrit

The Kurds actively capture ISIS members as do the other factions within Syria/Iraq as well as arrests throughout Europe. I am more concerned as sublime put it that these arrests that Turkey is conducting is merely a token gesture as the links to officials in Turkey helping ISIS are becoming more apparent. It may simply be a case of people in Turkey not wanting these scum operating within their borders or the more sinister theory of some turkish officials feeling the noose tightening.

If anyone is interested in truth then they can perform a simple search ;

How many ISIS members Turks have arrested ?

More then any other nation ever did for sure .
www.google.com.tr...

Eight arrested at Istanbul airport amid ISIS fears | World ... www.express.co.uk › News › World Nov 19, 2015 - Eight arrested amid fears they are ISIS militants posing as refugees ... hand-drawn picture of a route from Turkey to Germany, via Greece, Serbia and Hungary. ... He said members of the blood-thirsty group were following the ... In the news Image for the news result Turkey holds Briton and two Pakistanis for suspected Isis membership – reports

The Guardian‎ - 23 hours ago Turkish media reports say suspects are believed to have links to another Briton, Aine Leslie Davis, who was arrested in Istanbul last month. Turkey arrests suspected ISIS members believed to be planning New Years attack CBC.ca‎ -

3 hours ago Turkey Arrests 2 ISIS-Linked Men On Suspicion Of Plotting New Year's Eve Terror Attacks International Business Times‎ - 3 hours ago More news for how many isis members turks arrested Turkey detains 2 suspected ISIS members planning New ...


www.cbc.ca/news/world/turkey-isis-new-year-attack-1.3384086 3 hours ago - Turkish police say they have arrested two people in Ankara suspected of belonging to ISIS who are believed to be planning attacks during New ... Turkey: Security forces arrest 9 'Isis members' implicated in ...


www.ibtimes.co.uk/turkey-security-forces-arrest-9-isis-members-implicat... Nov 4, 2015 - Turkey: Security forces arrest 9 'Isis members' implicated in Istanbul ... against the Turkish state in many ethnic Kurdish areas of the country. Suspected ISIS 'Refugees' Arrested In Istanbul While In ... www.breitbart.com/.../suspected-isis-refugees-arrested-istanbul-transit-ge...


Nov 18, 2015 - Turkish police have arrested eight suspected ISIS members after they ... Many of the illegal border-crossers were apprehended by Turkish ... Turkey police arrest IS suspects in Antalya ahead of G20 ... www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-34744060 Nov 6, 2015 -


Turkish police arrest 20 people suspected of links to the Islamic State group in Antalya a week before the city hosts a ... Turkey police arrest IS suspects in Antalya ahead of G20 ... Why so many bodies leave the UK for burial. Turkey arrests 21 suspected ISIS members -

CNN.com www.cnn.com/2015/07/10/europe/turkey-isis-suspects-arrested/ Jul 10, 2015 - Turkish authorities have arrested 21 people, including three foreigners, suspected of belonging to ISIS, Turkey's semiofficial Anadolu news ... ISIS Suspects Arrested In Turkey: Dozens Rounded Up For ...

www.ibtimes.com/isis-suspects-arrested-turkey-dozens-rounded-islamic-s... Oct 11, 2015 - arrest In Istanbul, Turkish plainclothes police officers escorted a suspected member of the Islamic State group to a hospital for medical care, ...

Kurdish terrorists have been suicide bombing Turkish people for some 3 decades and Turks have every right to pursue these terrorists too .

An inconvenient truth but nevertheless it should be noted that people who rubbish Turks and praise the Kurdish Terrorists are simply being ignorant to the bone .

Kurdish & Arab terrorists makes no difference ; its just that the DAESH is a recent development on the terrorism scene while the Kurdish Terrorists are the GrandDaddy Terrorists in the area .

a reply to: 23432

Who's praising them? All I said is that they are actively capturing ISIS members. I am pretty sure that the Kurds are exacting some pretty inhumane and barbaric revenge on ISIS members. You are letting you nationalistic pride get in the way of your reading comprehension again.

originally posted by: sosobad
a reply to: 23432

Who's praising them? All I said is that they are actively capturing ISIS members. I am pretty sure that the Kurds are exacting some pretty inhumane and barbaric revenge on ISIS members. You are letting you nationalistic pride get in the way of your reading comprehension again.

Two terrorist groups are on the scene ; while I am against both of them , some people seem to favour the Kurdish terrorists .
If you are not praising the Kurdish terrorists , you got nothing to worry about .

Besides , my post wasn't adressed to any specific user but just to those who praise Kurdish terrorists.

a reply to: 23432

Yes but I was the only one to mention their name in the thread. You can see how I would assume your post is directed at me...

originally posted by: sosobad
a reply to: 23432

Yes but I was the only one to mention their name in the thread. You can see how I would assume your post is directed at me...

ok

a reply to: introvert

My concern as sos and sublime is the relationship between Isis and Kurds. Erdogan has def ensured that ISIS views Turkey as the/an enemy, and ISis will attack Turkey again. The only question is when, and how severely.

a reply to: ReadLeader

But what does NYC or any other American city have to do with this?

a reply to: introvert

I was just pointing out that NYC is on very high alert this NY eve, as are many other cities in the US.

originally posted by: ReadLeader
a reply to: introvert

I was just pointing out that NYC is on very high alert this NY eve, as are many other cities in the US.

And you believe that ISIS may retaliate by attacking a US city, all because a couple turds were arrested in Turkey?

originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: ReadLeader

Do you think ISIS would attack NY or another large American city in retaliation for two nobodies being arrested in Turkey?

How do you know these two were nobodies?

a reply to: ReadLeader

With all the mixed news coming from Turkey this days, from Turkey hospitals treating ISIS leaders, Turkey allowing ISIS camps for recruiting and donations, and more, I just can not take this news very seriously.

Then is the oil allegations and that Turkey calls ISIS members Syrian rebels, to keep the attention way from the truth.

originally posted by: theySeeme

originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: ReadLeader

Do you think ISIS would attack NY or another large American city in retaliation for two nobodies being arrested in Turkey?

How do you know these two were nobodies?

That is an assumption because I cannot read the entire article. A subscription or WSJ account is required. But if these two were higher-up on the chain of command, their names would have been released and this would be a bigger deal than is being reported.

originally posted by: introvert

originally posted by: theySeeme

originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: ReadLeader

Do you think ISIS would attack NY or another large American city in retaliation for two nobodies being arrested in Turkey?

How do you know these two were nobodies?

That is an assumption because I cannot read the entire article. A subscription or WSJ account is required. But if these two were higher-up on the chain of command, their names would have been released and this would be a bigger deal than is being reported.

So you admit it's an assumption, and then you make another assumption that their names would have been released and it would bigger than reported?

seems like unpractical logic