CHREDO denounces the double game of 'Islamist' Turkey.

CHREDO (Coordination Chrétiens d’Orient en Danger) denounces the double game of 'Islamist' Turkey. (Christianophobie). [Googletranslate].

Yesterday morning, the CHREDO (Coordination Middle East Christians In Danger) issued a statement denouncing the double game of Turkey.

It is common knowledge that the Islamist government in Ankara, while vowing, hand on heart, not being involved in the conflict in Syria, allows the crossing of the border to the country by thousands jihadists from different backgrounds, provides them a rear base after their murderous operations and armaments. 

It is quite fair to speak out against this constant play and CHREDO is entitled to challenge the French government whose position is also not without ambiguity.

The Christians of the East in Danger Coordination ( CHREDO ) condemned the double game of the Turkish government said that the Syrian conflict abroad then it is clearly and fundamentally involved in arming Islamist extremists who spread terror and exterminate populations. The CHREDO asked the French government to take diplomatic and economic sanctions against Turkey as it pursues this double game and until that country can demonstrate its position against extremist forces Daesh and its counterparts in the region.

The latest news from Turkey indicate that a Turkish court has issued arrest warrants against four prosecutors and an army officer in the controversial case of an input supply of arms to Syria last year. The four prosecutors were transferred and suspended after having ordered the search of several trucks and buses in the provinces of Adana and Hatay, bordering Syria, in January 2014, because they suspected them of smuggling "arms and ammunition" to Syria, delivering weapons to Syrian Islamists. Moreover, the Turkish government imposed a media blackout, including Facebook and Twitter, prohibiting the publication of these allegations. The four are accused prosecutors of trying to overthrow the government and paralyze its operations. They face life imprisonment if convicted, according to state news agency Anatolia .

The CHREDO recalls on this occasion once again its previous positions by asking France to review its position radically and strategically and alliances in the Middle East and to make a firm stand against any power that participates directly or indirectly in the financing, weapons or fighters in strengthening these obscurantist movements that began their invasion even within Western societies.