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Subject Why are Turkey supporting the FSA

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Simple enough question, anybody got any idea?
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IMHO there is PKK forces at the northern syria region and if there is an uprising against assad which there is currently, the Kurds will have the ultimate power with the other kurds in northern IRAQ region so all these issues are very important for us, so supporting FSA is not only important for us, its crucial.

Also majority in Turkey are sunni muslims and essad is not sunni, he is supported by iran and we dont want iran to take over control in middle east.

So thats the another reason to support FSA.

Look, in iraq MALIKI is the president, he is the friend of IRAN, we dont want another IRAN supporter in this region.

Look, MALIKI is now starting fights with kurds within northern IRAQ, just because of this Barzani needs us.

Good for us, bad for Iran.

This is it. Its nothing to do with FSA, its all about iran, russia and china, behind the scenes.
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^ pretty much what this guy says
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Original Message Simple enough question, anybody got any idea?

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