News broke overnight that ISIS aka Daesh had attacked the city of Kobane by crossing over the border from Turkey.
Naturally the global community on Twitter erupted at the news of Turkey allowing ISIS to freely move across the border to launch an attack on the vulnerable city of Kobane.
there is only 1 country in the whole middle east that daesh never attacked despite bordering it: #TerroristTurkey
— Cahit Storm (@cahitstorm) June 25, 2015
For too long Turkey has been the ally in the region not assisting with the fight back against ISIS. Finally, after seeing ISIS attack Kobane by coming across the border….. enough is enough! On one hand Turkey is a member state of NATO but on the other because Turkey is so desperate to see President Bashar al-Assad removed from power, Turkey is willing to support anything that could possibly see Turkey removed.
Killing children in the name of the caliphate… And turkey support them. #TerroristTurkey #isis #twitterkurds pic.twitter.com/1pvX2Aq5OS
— Heval Soro (@Firyayek) June 25, 2015
Sadly…. this is the Turkey we are dealing with today.
Sadly….. Turkey could and should be a key partner for us all in the region to fight back against ISIS.
Erdogan is running a whole country as a giant racist & sectarian terror organisation. World should start pressuring him! #TerroristTurkey
— Gilgamesh (@k4veh) June 25, 2015
Why doesn’t Turkey want to reject ISIS? Why is Turkey the single country in the region that is not attacked? Too many questions that remain unanswered and finally enough is enough and #TerroristTurkey has become the Number 1 tweeted hashtag on Twitter. Quite remarkable.
Hashtag #terroristturkey, by those who blame Turkey for facilitating ISIS attacks on Kobani, is trending globally. pic.twitter.com/TaJFyWiFCT
— DavidKenner (@DavidKenner) June 25, 2015
What needs to happen from this moment on is the US and the Europeans to start asking serious questions of Turkey and conclude whether Turkey is a partner or not!
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