cry wolf is an old story no one takes seriously anymore!

Submitted by zisan (Turkey), Mar 4, 2010 at 05:11

Administration in Turkey with its islamic tendencies does not represent Turkey. Why do I say that? Because this administration has been insistently supported by the government of USA and its religious connection with ultra islamic movement of Fetullah Gulen . Fetullah Gulen is being babied and protected by the USA as of now. One can make a quick research to see the truth in this. This administration and its head Tayyip Erdogan has a duty to hand down this governece to Fetullah Gulen and its supporters. Does Gulen has any power in Turkey . I say no . But he will be shoved down by force to the people of Turkey. Fetullah Gulen is being prepared for future replacement of this already islamic government

. It is a well prepared and planned strategy to prolong the plan of so called "radical islam devil" in the eye of the Western Populace. Of course population of the west will eat this up there is no doubt. But there is only one thing that is not planned in this supposedly smart strategy. The people of Turkey. People in Turkey are well aware of this dark plan . When the time comes they will make sure their government will have the choice of its people. People will not accept any plan that is signed behind the closed doors by couple of people who fly with the will of people and think that they can do that without any consequences..People want a secular and independent democratic republic that is governed by people whose rights are protected by the law and and they are all equal under the law that is created by the will of its own people of Turkey. Let there be known!

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