As European countries face the danger of Jihadists returning to kill, why are they ignoring the country and leader, which is the source of the problem.
Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the man who supports the Muslim Brotherhood and Sharia Law. The man who wants to restore the Caliphate and be the self proclaimed leader of it.
All the ‘would be terrorists’ fly to Turkey to be trained, armed and paid to fight for Jihad in Syria. Does anyone in Europe try and do anything to stop this? NO!!
When the Turkish Police raided the NGO that was a cover for recruiting Jihadists from all over Europe, Erdogan demoted the Policemen that were involved in the raid.
WHY IS THE WEST TURNING A BLIND EYE TO THE onE MAN WHO IS PUTTING ALL OF EUROPE IN DANGER OF TERRORISM?
What is it going to take, before Europe acts against Erdogan? Of course Turkey is only part of the big picture, along with Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the USA, who are supporting the terrorists. Between them they have created the biggest terrorist army the world has ever seen. With only one aim in view. When the USA declared ‘War on Terror’ they chose those words carefully. They didn’t say ‘War Against Terror’ they might as well have said ‘War with Terror’.
Erdogan will be rubbing his hands now at the following news from Norway. Stop Turkey Stop the Threat.
We see in the media all these experts discussing how difficult it is to stop the terrorists, that are now in Iraq. All the mindless discussions of experts that seem to know nothing. There is an easy way to put a stop to it all and that is to remove the source, but will anyone do that NO, because the USA has no intention in stopping it. They want war and will not stop until they get one. They don’t give a shit about what will happen in Europe, they don’t give a shit about how many people they kill and they don’t give a shit about how much it will cost. In monetary terms, billions has now been paid and millions are dead.
What is the point of an EU if it does what the US tells it to do. When is Europe going to wake-up?
Norway Faces Terror Attack From Group Linked To Extremists In Syria, Officials Warn
by JAN M. OLSEN
Minister of Justice and Public Security, Anders Anundsen (L), the head of the Norwegian intelligence service (PST), Benedicte Bjoernland and head of the police Vidar Refvik attend a press conference in Oslo on July, 24,
COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — Norway’s intelligence service said Thursday it has received information about an imminent “concrete threat” against Norway from people with links to Islamic fighters in Syria.
Benedicte Bjoernland, the head of Norwegian security service PST, said the agency has received “reliable information” from a foreign partner about some kind of attack “within days.” She declined to identify the source.
“It was unspecific about what the target might be,” Bjoernland said, adding PST has no information about how or when such an attack would take place.
According to PST’s assessment last month, about 50 people have traveled to Syria from Norway as foreign fighters, half of whom have now returned to Norway.
The domestic intelligence agency could not exclude that people involved with the threat already were in Norway.
Bjoernland told a news conference authorities hoped a terror act could be averted by going public with the information.
National Police chief Vidar Refvik said law enforcement would be more visible at border crossings, airports and train stations but reiterated the threat was vague about a target.
The greatest terror threat in Norway comes from Islamic extremists in and around Oslo, PST said in an April assessment.
It was unclear whether Thursday’s case was linked to the May arrest of three Norwegian citizens with alleged links to an al-Qaida splinter group on preliminary charges of supporting or participating in a terror organization.
Earlier this month, the United States put Norwegian citizen Anders Cameroon Ostensvig Dale on a terrorism blacklist.
One of the gunmen in the 2013 shopping mall assault in Nairobi, Kenya, was a Norwegian citizen.
Norway is still recovering from the 2011 attack by far-right fanatic Anders Behring Breivik, who killed 69 people in a shooting spree at a political youth camp, and eight others in a bombing of government headquarters.