Speculation over the last few years has linked Turkey with
ISIS – where the country and its President have discreetly provided ISIS with
assistance in the form of weaponry, training, finances and so on. Although many
have dismissed the evidence, I find new evidence to be irrefutable – Erdogan’s
daughter and her involvement with ISIS.
Most recent evidence has found Sumeyye Erdogan, the daughter
of Recep Tayyip Erdogan, as the lead nurse at a hospital that attends to
injured ISIS members, on the exact territory that ISIS occupies.
“A London-educated scion of wealthy family and the eldest
daughter of totalitarian President Erdogan, Sumeyye Erdogan, more than once
announced her intention to be dispatched to Mosul, Iraq’s once second-biggest
city and ISIL’s stronghold to do relief works as a volunteer which drew public
ire and vast condemnation from Turkey’s opposition parties. Moreover, the
Turkish opposition parties accuse the administration of Recep Tayyip Erdogan of
seeking diligently to hide the truth concerning numerous financial malfeasances
Erdogan son, Bilal Erdogan, is involved.”[1]
The constant denial of ties to ISIS by Turkish elites and
party members seems to only fuel the speculation of their involvement.
Erdogan’s hatred for Shiite Muslims – him being a conservative Sunni - has made
the rumors and speculation of his ties to ISIS worth a second look. ISIS, and
their attempt to radicalize their conservative Sunni ideology, are also
considering Shiite Muslims the enemy and wrongful interpreters of the Quran. As
a result, Erdogan, in his cynical way, has assisted in anyway for ISIS to
discreetly exterminate the Shiites in the region. [2]
Not only have these speculations been documented but have restricted Turkey
from achieving prioritized goals.
Issues and speculation like this are the reason why Turkey
has also not been considered to be part of the European Union – something
Turkey has wanted for a long time. Not only would it give their economy and currency
value a boost, but would establish them as an anti-corrupt state – something
that many countries in the EU have a hard time in believing. Their history of
discrimination against minorities – and even women – suppressing their
journalists and media figures, having a tyrannical President in Erdogan and his
corrupt campaign with rumored involvement with ISIS have all led to the
inevitable.
Turkey and their governmental elites should be investigated
more thoroughly as their tyrannical characteristics have surfaced and continued
to surface for quite some time. If the United States continues to back Turkey, they
should probe at the government’s track record for discrimination as well as
their involvement with ISIS. If they truly want to destroy the terrorist group
and continue to impose their force as the leaders of the free world, they need
to get to the bottom of these accusations involving their ally’s.
Erdogan's government and the man himself sure do seem to coincide with the spread of radical Islam. I wouldn't doubt his involvement in ISIS or at least a similar organization. With his country's rough past I would not leave out the idea that higher-ups in the Turkish government have blood on their hands. The international community has to step up to the plate and see these tyrants for what they truly are- states that sponsor terrorism.
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