NATO country (Turkey) just caught planning a false flag attack to jumpstart war against Syria

[Catherina]

3. All week long, Turkish media has been carrying stories about a supposed tomb threat by ISIL

You'll get no argument from me about Erdogan being a terror promoter.

The puppet, lying media reported that the threat was that if the Turkish flag above the tomb was not lowered then the terrorist group would attack the tomb.

Daily Sabah, 26.03.2014:

AL-QAEDA OFFSHOOT ISIL, A NEW TERROR THREAT FOR TURKEY

He noted that ISIL's threats against Süleyman Şah tomb where Turkey has an extraterritorial jurisdiction, clearly indicates the group's hostility towards Turkey. In this context, ISIL may serve to the interest of the Assad regime. "Süleyman Şah tomb is Turkish territory according to the Ankara Agreement. If Syrian army entered there, this would be casus belli. But instead of doing that, the Assad regime may use ISIL as it used Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) in the past against Turkey," he said. Caşın said ISIL might be employed by the Assad regime in the wake of rising tensions between Syria and Turkey after Turkey shot down a Syrian fighter jet.

Defense News (AFP) Mar. 26, 2014: Turkey Vows 'Any Measures' Against Syria Threats

It has also warned it will protect a historic shrine that is under Turkish jurisdiction but located inside Syria’s northern Aleppo province against threats from Islamist militants.

A Turkish flag flies over the Tomb of Suleyman Shah, grandfather of Ottoman Empire founder Osman, and a small garrison with a symbolic number of troops is permanently stationed there.

The site, located 25 kilometers (15 miles) from the border, has been threatened by the extremist group Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL).

Davutoglu accused ISIL of clashing with Free Syrian Army rebels while refraining from attacking regime forces.

He said “Turkey is ready to take any legitimate step under international law if its national security, including the area where the tomb of Suleyman Shah is situated, is threatened.”

also carried in Hurryet Daily News

IHS Jane's Intelligence Weekly 25 March 2014: Threat to Turkish sovereign exclave in Syria by ISIL increases risk of conflict

Militant group Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) has threatened to attack the Tomb of Suleiman Shah, a sacred mausoleum based in a Turkish exclave in Syria, around 25 kilometres from the Turkish border.

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In another development, President Abullah Gül has responded to threats from ISIL to Turkey lower its flag over the Tomb of Suleiman Shah, which is located in a Turkish sovereign exclave of Jabar Fortress and is guarded by Turkish soldiers. Fighting between ISIL and other militant groups close to the tomb has recently intensified. Turkish daily Hürriyet reported on 23 March that the Turkish Armed Forces (Türk Silahli Kuvvetleri: TSK) are preparing a "small scale" operation in the event the tomb is attacked by ISIL militants. The re-emergence of Syria on the political agenda comes as Turkey's ruling Justice and Development Party (Adalet ve Kalkinma Partisi: AKP) heads into municipal elections on 30 March embattled by allegations of corruption.

I'm going to be very sick. I just found a KOS entry about this.

In the meeting, the four discuss conducting a false flag attack--blamed on Al Qaeda--in order to justify war with Syria.

The conversation revealed that John Kerry had been pressing Davutoglu to strike Syria.

Turkey's plan involved either orchestrating a missile strike on Turkey or faking an attack on the tomb of Suleyman Shah, founder of the Ottoman Empire. The tomb is in Syria but is considered a sovereign enclave of Turkey per the terms of the 1921 Treaty of Ankara.



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http://www.dailykos.com/story/2014/03/27/1287823/-Updated-Turkey-Planned-Fake-Al-Qaeda-Attack-in-Syria-to-Justify-Invasion

At about the 5:00 mark Foreign Minister Davutoglu says

...cogu zaman Kerry bana aynen sunu soyledi peki siz kararinizi verdiniz mi dedi bu vurma ve sey yapma...

Translation: Many times Kerry has said to me "Ok, did you make the decision to strike?"

What is less clear is whether Kerry was aware that Turkish plans for how to pull off an invasion included faking an attack by Al Qaeda on its own territory, either firing missiles from Syria into Turkey or attacking the tomb of the founder of the Ottoman Empire (the tomb is in Syria but is considered a sovereign enclave of Turkey).

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2014/03/27/1287880/-John-Kerry-Encouraged-Turkish-Invasion-of-Syria

KOS has the whole conversation up in readable form.