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After only the last big terror attack in October, and a month after another suicider killing a group of 10 tourist people, Ankara yet again has suffered another terroristic attack.
When the bus carrying military personnel, was holding at the traffic lights a car bomb has blowed up killing about 28 people(could grow up as soon they find more) and about 61 people so far have been harmed by it.
It hasn't been confirmed who did it and who is to blame for it, but's it's another suffer for Ankara after only 1 month of the recent isis attack on a group of touristic people.
The bus carrying the military personnel has been confirmed to bw the target of this.

Melih Gokcek, the mayor of Ankara, offered his condolences via Twitter. "Firstly, may all those brothers and sisters martyred rest in peace. We wish for patience for the families and offer our condolences.

"These kinds of attacks could happen to us all. The perpetrators of this attack will get their comeuppance. Don't doubt that."
Terör Ankara'da alçakça saldırdı. Lanetliyoruz bu saldırıyı..

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldne ... pital.html

Tinkerbell wrote:It hasn't been confirmed who did it and who is to blame for it

Just gonna take a shot in the dark here and say it's ISIS or ISIS affiliated.

no way dude isis is a group of peace they couldnt do something like this

I don't think anybody has suggested that ISIS is a "group of peace" honestly. The religion of Islam, certainly, but I've honestly never seen anyone defend ISIS.

Pseudo-dino wrote:I don't think anybody has suggested that ISIS is a "group of peace" honestly. The religion of Islam, certainly, but I've honestly never seen anyone defend ISIS.

I think celph was trying to be sarcastic.

^
I know he was, but it seems misplaced. That's what I was saying.

celph wrote:no way dude isis is a group of peace they couldnt do something like this

Sorry, but when it comes to stuff like this where people died it's kinda an idiotic move to make a joke. Imagine ur parents would die in such a thing. Would you find it cool and funny if someone could be joking about it?

I don't think so, so never do that again.

i didnt think of it that way. ill never make an offensive joke again.

AeroMatter wrote:

Tinkerbell wrote:It hasn't been confirmed who did it and who is to blame for it

Just gonna take a shot in the dark here and say it's ISIS or ISIS affiliated.

Surprisingly enough, ISIS had little or nothing to do with this attack.

http://www.dailysabah.com/war-on-terror ... ources-say

Eh, whatever. It's a giant international cluster fuck - which is also what's infuriating to me about all this - involved in this so I just went with the usual suspects.

Maybe Turkey should stop letting the Kurds get knocked by ISIS, and shooting down Russian planes. This is a giant globalist proxy war when only Russia and the FSA have any business trying to achieve interests through military combat.

You assume ISIS is a "common" cancer when it plays right into the hands of other countries that want to topple Assad (i.e. Turkey, The U.S., Saudi Arabia). You can't build a meaningful coalition for stability in Syria like this because everyone is coming to the table with their own special interests, and if somehow a coalition is made whatever they replace Assad with will be a puppet and not representative of what's left of the Syrian people which makes future civil wars inevitable. All that needs to be done to defeat ISIS is cut off their revenue from oil, and maintain Syria's borders while Russian and Syrian forces do the heavy lifting in direct combat with ISIS. Of course if that happens a bloated U.S. military budget can't be justified and there won't be a constant threat of terror for an ever increasing surveillance state so that can't happen.

Bumping bc of this
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/m ... ey-reports

It's only 1 month ago and another attack happened in ankara.

Welp, the state is slowly turning chaotic.

It's quite a horror to know, that we have family members down in the turkey, and have to fear everyday that they might get hurt from anything like that.

"'We condemn this terror attack. ... People who carried out this attack will never succeed,' Interior Minister Efkan Ala said."

*clap clap*

AeroMatter wrote:"'We condemn this terror attack. ... People who carried out this attack will never succeed,' Interior Minister Efkan Ala said."

*clap clap*

Thanks for the nice input pff. Sarcasm is the last thing we need in this situation. Be happy that you are still alive and ur family members.

Don't get mad at me because Turkey's leadership is garbage. This is going to keep happening until a certain group of people is put under control in the region, so get used to it because it won't happen.

I don't see how there is any connection. Just because you say it's garbage doesn't means thats why this stuff happens.

Point is, is that all that's going on is a condemnation of the attack (standard procedure, nothing out of the ordinary) yet nothing done to secure Turkey. Priorities should be set to who is coming in and out of the country, and changing Turkey's military presence in the region to something that DOESN'T assist terror networks. It's such a cop out to say "hurr durr terrorism is bad, our concern is with the victims" because it just keeps business going as usual when people are dying due to Turkey's reckless operations. I'm not the insensitive one here; I just don't like perpetual mourning instead of action.

Emotional support may be noble in cause, but at this point it just feels like hot air. After going through this many attacks, people expect SOME sort of action to be taken. Instead we get this painful loop of tragic deaths, followed by "condemnation" of the attacks in question by Mr. "literally who cares". It just fuels sadness, anger and all sorts of negative emotions without truly HELPING the issue at hand. We're long overdue for some drastic measures.