Thread: Protests in Turkey.. is it tit for tat?
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Old Wednesday, June 12, 2013
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When a country interferes in other country's internal affairs on humanitarian grounds they are at the same time giving license to their people to follow the trail. Same happened in Egypt, Tunisia, Libya and Syria. Now in Turkey people are calling Recep an authoritative ruler as Husni mubarak, Moammar Qaddafi, Bashar al Asad were accused. I know there is a difference among these rulers but the accusation is same whether false or true. If it continued in the same manner then one day all Muslim countries shall be facing such summers and springs. In my humble opinion if Turkey would not have supported the rebels in Syria they would not have been facing such turmoil in their home.
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