Broń w lesie. Tajna organizacja szykowała zamac...

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Może kacapstwo chciało zdestabilizować 2gi najważniejszy kraj NATO i
najbliższego sojusznika Izraela ?

Report: Mossad behind Ergenekon plot

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www.turkishforum.com/content/2008/12/01/report-mossad-behind-ergenekon-plot/

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Obecna Turcja "pasuje" Izraelowi i nie widzę powodów do wspierania takich
organizacji przez Mossad.
Obecnie takie państwa jak Egipt i Turcja przeszkadzają islamistom w osiągnięciu
określonych celów .
To chyba oczywiste .

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może chociażby dlatego , ze rząd turecki zdecydowanie odrzuca jako jedyne
państwo w regionie projekt podejrzanej Wspólnoty Śródziemnomorskiej. Ciekawe
informacje można znaleźć tutaj:
www.radio-utopie.de/2008/03/31/Die-Tuerkei-muss-ruhig-bleiben

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"Jako jedyne państwo śródziemnomorskie do Unii dla Śródziemnomorza nie
przystąpiła Libia. Przywódca Libii Muammar Kadafi uznał go za nowy europejski
"projekt kolonialny". Turcja zaakceptowała swój udział w projekcie dopiero w
marcu 2008, po zagwarantowaniu przez państwa UE, że Unia dla Śródziemnomorza nie
będzie dla Turcji alternatywą jej pełnego członkostwa we wspólnocie."

:)

Mossad behind Ergenekon plot

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The involvement of extreme right-wing Turkish military and intelligence
officials and Turkish organized crime networks, with Mossad and, possibly, CIA
agents acting in concert with a suspected CIA-funded Turkish Islamic charismatic
madrassa and Islamic centers’ chief named Fethullah Gulen

kacapia nie śpi :)

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"When the Russian newspaper Kommersant declared Dugin to be the brains behind
Ergenekon, Dugin responded that he had no part in illegal activities, but that
he saw no crime in sharing their vision of Turkey's future—free from the
influence of NATO and the United States"

www.hurriyet.com.tr/gundem/10205576.asp?gid=233&sz=34128

Broń w lesie. Tajna organizacja szykowała zamac..

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Mütercimler's account was also cited in the first book on the subject, Can
Dündar and Celal Kazdağlı's Ergenekon (1997). In an article for Milliyet, Dündar
compares Ergenekon with the Susurluk gang, and the Counter-Guerrilla; two other
clandestine groups.[3] He says that the Susurluk gang had more funding and that
its investigation had more popular support. Dündar also says that Ergenekon
differs from the Counter-Guerrilla in that the former leans towards Russia,
while the latter leans towards the United States. Claims of Ergenekon's Eurasian
affinity are supported by the statements of the movement's chief advocate,
Aleksandr Dugin, who called Ergenekon a "pro-Russian group". He said that he
knew almost all of the suspects, and praised them for rallying the right and the
left (i.e., the opponents of the pro-Western incumbent party, AKP) under the
banner of neo-Kemalism.

Proces Ergenekon

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Attorney Yusuf Alataş, who has taken on many cases involving political figures,
has said the founders of Ergenekon probably had a common motivation — “to save
the country.”
Indicating that the Ergenekon organization is not new, Alataş said it is based
on Gladio, a code name denoting the clandestine NATO stay-behind operation in
Italy after World War II.

therearenosunglasses.wordpress.com/2009/01/11/how-the-mosaic-of-ergenekon-terror-gang-was-created/