Threats from around the area to send former ISIS fighters elsewhere
started Monday in Turkey, with the Interior Minister beginning their expulsion of at least 25 citizens to their countries of origin, mostly in Western Europe, but also including at least one American.
Despite this only being 25 people moving from Turkey to Western Europe
and North America, it’s still been extremely awkward, with the deported American ISIS militant already reported “stranded” at the Turkey-Greece border.
The American, who has not been named, got to the border, left Turkey,
and was denied entry to Greece, sending him back to the Turkish side of
the border. Turkey won’t let him in either, so he’s stuck in between.
Turkey wants to get rid of some 1,200 detainees, and Bosnia and
Herzegovina are said to be willing to take 260 of their citizens back.
100 of the Bosnians are men, and 160 women.
Now thats a smart move. The US made the terrorists now let them have them back.
Well done Turkey , this is better than a Christmas Turkey.
I, for one, don’t want any of those terrorists here, Ron .. Send them to uninhabited islands in the Pacific.
Can’t the U.S. government close down Guantanamo Bay Prison and treat all prisoners like humans? They could always reopen Alcatraz.
The unconventional forces are just as much a part of the US military as the uniformed conventional ones, they just have a different benefits package.
Well Eileen
What we sow we must reap.
We created them (at least the military Elite in the US did) so now we pay the Piper.