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Monday, July 25, 2016

Islamists rape and starve captured soldiers


Captured Turkish soldiers.

NATO's very own Islamic State

  • Islamist Turkey has been closing down a free press as well as arming ISIS all with the silence and/or approval of Obama and NATO.

(The Mirror)  -  Amnesty International says it has ‘credible evidence’ Turkish police are holding detainees, denying them food, water and medical treatment and in the worst cases some have been subjected to severe beatings and torture.

Turkish troops imprisoned after the failed military coup are being raped, starved and left without water for days, it is claimed.
Many of the 10,000 detainees are locked up in horses’ stables and sports halls - some hogtied in horrific stress positions, according to human rights campaigners.
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
"Sultan" of Turkey
The Islamist Ottoman Empire has been reborn.

Amnesty International has called for immediate access to prisoners after the coup a week ago which sparked a brutal crackdown and a three-month state of emergency.
More than 200 died in the uprising which aimed to topple dictatorial President Recep Erdogan - and 1,500 were injured.
Amnesty says it has ‘credible evidence’ Turkish police are holding detainees in stress positions for up to 48 hours, denying them food, water and medical treatment and in the worst cases some have been subjected to severe beatings and torture, including rape.
John Dalhuisen, Amnesty International’s Europe director, said: “Reports of abuse including beatings and rape in detention are extremely alarming, especially given the scale of detentions that we have seen in the past week.
“Despite chilling images and videos of torture that have been widely broadcast across the country, the government has remained conspicuously silent on the abuse. 
Two lawyers in Ankara working on behalf of detainees told Amnesty International that detainees said they witnessed senior military officers in detention being raped with a truncheon or finger by police officers.
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Turkish Muslim Rape
The Bulgarian martyresses by Konstantin Makovsky, a painting depicting the rape of Christian Bulgarian women by the Bashi-bazouk during the April Uprising. The Muslim Turks killed 30,000 Christians in this one uprising alone.
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Unrestrained by the regulations that governed regular soldiers in the army, they became notorious for preying on civilians.
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See More:  Bashi-bazouk

Muslim soldiers of the Ottoman Empire
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Eyewitness account of J. A. MacGahan 
on Turkish atrocities in Bulgaria 1876.
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"But let me tell you what we saw at Batak ... The number of children killed in these massacres is something enormous. They were often spitted on bayonets, and we have several stories from eye-witnesses who saw the little babes carried about the streets, both here and at Olluk-Kni, on the points of bayonets.
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The reason is simple. When a Mohammedan has killed a certain number of infidels he is sure of Paradise, no matter what his sins may be ... It was a heap of skulls, intermingled with bones from all parts of the human body, skeletons nearly entire and rotting, clothing, human hair and putrid flesh lying there in one foul heap, around which the grass was growing luxuriantly. It emitted a sickening odor, like that of a dead horse, and it was here that the dogs had been seeking a hasty repast when our untimely approach interrupted them ... The ground is covered here with skeletons, to which are clinging articles of clothing and bits of putrid flesh. The air was heavy, with a faint, sickening odor, that grows stronger as we advance. It is beginning to be horrible."  Read More . . . .

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