Ankara bombing: at least 86 dead

[Dry Rot]

Nasty suicide bombing in Ankara. Not clear who did it.

At least 86 people have been killed in twin explosions in Turkey's capital Ankara, targeting activists gathering for a peace rally organised by leftist and pro-Kurdish opposition groups.

Turkish officials said the blasts were a "terrorist attack" and they were investigating claims a suicide bomber was responsible and a senior Turkish security official told Reuters, noting no vehicle was destroyed in the explosions.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-10-...-wounded-in-blasts-in-turkeys-capital/6844222

 

[Lebbo73]

You better move this thread to the CT section of BF.

 

[Deliverance]

These Pricks better not ruin my planned trip to Turkey.

 

[GWBogan]

 

[Illinois Nazi]

Something something false flag something crisis actor

 

[MaddAdam]

Who honestly knows?

 

[sherb]

So sad.

 

[Power Raid]

The issue just seems to spread

The thing I fear the most is a nation or nations decide the muslims are the next "jews". It could incite a very ugly response one day. a nation like china, with men who can never marry and have no way of releasing their frustrations could be very dangerous.

 

[Catfish Alley]

Why do you believe any group of people would commit genocide because they can't find a wife?

 

[Power Raid]

Why do you believe any group of people would commit genocide because they can't find a wife?

There is a tried a test method for dealing with internal issues. As they say it is better to deal with the "enemy" outside your borders rather than within. Germany had major issues in the 20s and 30s and turned that negative energy outward rather than having a civil war. The US loves a war when times are tough internally.

indonesia and cambodia during the 60s and 70s are examples o what happen when you don't channel that negative energy outward.

China's government is s**t scared about its internal issue and in my opinion will be looking for a war around 2023 to channel that energy outward. So no I wouldn't use the word "genocide" but war yes. However, a brutal war and war crimes may result in genocide though.

 

[little graham]

cambodia during the 60s and 70s are examples o what happen when you don't channel that negative energy outward.

Why did America drop more bombs on Cambodia than they did in all of world war two, and why did they do that to protect a guy (pol pot) killing more than Germany did in world war two?

 

[Power Raid]

Why did America drop more bombs on Cambodia than they did in all of world war two, and why did they do that to protect a guy (pol pot) killing more than Germany did in world war two?

all reasonable questions but not relevant to the context of why Cambodia was raised