TURKEY LINKS ASSASSIN TO OBAMA-PROTECTED IMAM

WND ^ | 12-26-2016 | Jerome Corsi

[Trump_vs_Evil_Witch]

Turkish government intelligence has determined Mevlut Mert Altintas, 22 – the police officer who recently assassinated Russian Ambassador Andrey Karlov while the ambassador was giving a speech to open an art gallery in Ankara – was a member of the Gulen organization, which claimed to be the same group that staged an unsuccessful coup in Turkey in July....

....the Clinton Foundation was engaged in a pay-to-play scheme to obtain Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s support for the Obama administration decision to give asylum to Fetullah Gulen, a Turkish Muslim imam the Erdogan government holds responsible for the attempted coup July 15...

..Turkish intelligence and police units investigating the assassination of Ambassador Karlov have now established that Mevlut Mert Altintas was deeply connected with Gulen’s group...By cracking the ByLock encryption on Altintas’ cell phone, investigators said they found that Altintas was in the city of Erbil in Iraq while the coup attempt developed...While violence was developing for Turkey at that time, “Altintas’ cell phone was giving out a signal within a very close proximity of Erbil government palace and the CIA’s office in Erbil, home of the Kurdish regional government in Iraq and the staging ground for ISIS activity in the area.”

[RedWulf]

>you're a howling lunatic.

And you're an idiot for believing the CIA isn't capable of acting in a stupid and rogue manner after we just got done watching it try to influence the electoral college with fake reports on the Russians hacking the election.

After trying to steal an already decided presidential race what's a dead ambassador or 2?

[grania]

So often it happens that the explanation that makes the most sense is what is true. This explanation does seem to connect the dots.

[JohnBrowdie]

first of all, “capable of” <> “proven to be guilty of”.

the rest of your post merely proves that, if anything, I understated the severity of your instability.

[Fedora]

Interesting article. I’m still evaluating it. One thing I notice is that one of the analysts they quote as a source is Gareth Porter, who started his career working for some Soviet/Vietcong front groups and has been associated with John Kerry for many years; so that part I take with a grain of salt. Despite that, some interesting things in that piece. I could believe the part about the military rebelling against Obama—I have heard that independently.

[Fedora]

Howdy, and Merry Christmas a day late here :)

[JohnBrowdie]

[odds]

"While violence was developing for Turkey at that time, “Altintas’ cell phone was giving out a signal within a very close proximity of Erbil government palace and the CIA’s office in Erbil, home of the Kurdish regional government in Iraq and the staging ground for ISIS activity in the area.”

Staging ground for ISIS activity?

Turkish security experts now believe Altintas represents a new generation of assassins that have managed to infiltrate themselves into trusted government positions, ready to become operational assassins on call, capable of killing on demand, without any evident concern for their ability to escape.

Kind of Jason Bourne.

[RedWulf]

The proof comes when Russia starts murdering our ambassadors in retaliation. But hey, keep living in Lala land where professional hits by an assassin traced back by to known CIA location has nothing to do with the CIA.

[tbw2]

Turkey is trying to deflect the blame from Muslim fundamentalists tied with its government and blame fundamentalists it opposes instead.

[JohnBrowdie]

no. the proof comes when the proof comes. everything else is a creepy conspiracy theory in the larval stage.

tell me, do you think the cia was also involved in the attacks on 9/11?

[RedWulf]

>Interesting article. I’m still evaluating it. One thing I notice is that one of the analysts they quote as a source is Gareth Porter, who started his career working for some Soviet/Vietcong front groups and has been associated with John Kerry for many years; so that part I take with a grain of salt. Despite that, some interesting things in that piece. I could believe the part about the military rebelling against Obama—I have heard that independently.

Shortly after that attack Russia declares the US government and agreement incapable state, a status normally given to 3ed world nations where no one really in charge and thus can’t be negotiated with. It apears that Obama is so weak that he’s lost complete control of the government.

[WayneLusvardi]

Beware of any news coming out of Turkey which is now controlled by the Muslim Brotherhood. A couple months ago Prime Minister Erdogan, a Brotherhood member, purged the military, police, courts and media of Turkish patriots who might oppose him (just as the Brotherhood were removed from power in Egypt by the courts and the people working with the military). I have a very reliable source in the Mideast that informs me that the likely source of this information is Brotherhood media outlets in Ankara and Istanbul.

Also, was there a murder of the Russian diplomat? No blood was spilled by the victim or perpetrator, just a round ketchup stain on the perpetrators white shirt. Also, immediate death typically occurs only to gunshots to the head, not multiple shots to the body which would likely result in writhing and moaning. And the appearance of bullets exiting the diplomats body emitted light, like a firecracker. Beware.

[JohnBrowdie]

turkey is either trying to hide something, or opportunistically trying to blame the attack on a convenient political fall guy, or both. one thing they are absolutely trying to do is placate the russians about their dead ambassador in any way that they can.

but simply believing their entire story without any examinination is . . . naive.

[spokeshave]

Or in this case, the turkeys are coming home to roost.

Chickens...Turkeys.....methinks something stronger...like an

Albatross.

[JohnBrowdie]

Shortly after that attack Russia declares the US government and agreement incapable state . . .

---

huh?

[House Atreides]

THIS IS TURKISH BULL-CRAP. DON’T BELIEVE A WORD OF IT.

[Dr. Bogus Pachysandra]

“Beware of any news coming out of Turkey which is now controlled by the Muslim Brotherhood.”

Got that right! My Turkish-born BIL hates Erdogan!

[Darksheare]

Obama, “we can do fings to you”
The flap eared petulant child won’t rest until he has mucked up as much of the planet as he can.

[RedWulf]

>Shortly after that attack Russia declares the US government and agreement incapable state . . . http://thesaker.is/why-the-recent-developments-in-syria-show-that-the-obama-administration-is-in-a-state-of-confused-agony/ ------------------------------------------ The latest developments in Syria are not, I believe, the result of some deliberate plan of the USA to help their “moderate terrorist” allies on the ground, but they are the symptom of something even worse: the complete loss of control of the USA over the situation in Syria and, possibly, elsewhere. Let me just re-state what just happened: First, after days and days of intensive negotiations, Secretary Kerry and Foreign Minister Lavrov finally reached a deal on a cease-fire in Syria which had the potential to at least “freeze” the situation on the ground until the Presidential election in the USA and a change in administration (this is now the single most important event in the near future, therefore no plans of any kind can extend beyond that date). Then the USAF, along with a few others, bombed a Syrian Army unit which was not on the move or engaged in intense operations, but which was simply holding a key sector of the front. The US strike was followed by a massive offensive of the “moderate terrorists” which was barely contained by the Syrian military and the Russian Aerospace forces. Needless to say, following such a brazen provocation the cease-fire was dead. The Russians expressed their total disgust and outrage at this attack and openly began saying that the Americans were “недоговороспособны”. What that word means is literally “not-agreement-capable” or unable to make and then abide by an agreement. While polite, this expression is also extremely strong as it implies not so much a deliberate deception as the lack of the very ability to make a deal and abide by it. For example, the Russians have often said that the Kiev regime is “not-agreement-capable”, and that makes sense considering that the Nazi occupied Ukraine is essentially a failed state. But to say that a nuclear world superpower is “not-agreement-capable” is a terrible and extreme diagnostic. It basically means that the Americans have gone crazy and lost the very ability to make any kind of deal. Again, a government which breaks its promises or tries to deceive but who, at least in theory, remains capable of sticking to an agreement would not be described as “not-agreement-capable”. That expression is only used to describe an entity which does not even have the skillset needed to negotiate and stick to an agreement in its political toolkit. This is an absolutely devastating diagnostic.

[elhombrelibre]

Maybe Turkey needs to round up a few more thousand journalist, teachers, soldiers and others to show they mean business. Eventually, Erdogan could put all Turks in jail. That’d teach Gulen a lesson.