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The terrorist acts in Turkey are political rather than religious in origin.
A number of factors are involved:
- Turkey's involvement in Syria, make them a target from IS
- Turkey's continued oppression of its Kurds, makes them a threat
- A deeply divide country and its slide into dictatorship
- The Government will use this to lock up even more of Erdogan's political opposition
- An attempt by outside forces to destablise the country (take your pick from CIA, Russia, Iran, Saudis)
To just blame Islam is rather over simplifying a complex situation.
A number of factors are involved:
- Turkey's involvement in Syria, make them a target from IS
- Turkey's continued oppression of its Kurds, makes them a threat
- A deeply divide country and its slide into dictatorship
- The Government will use this to lock up even more of Erdogan's political opposition
- An attempt by outside forces to destablise the country (take your pick from CIA, Russia, Iran, Saudis)
To just blame Islam is rather over simplifying a complex situation.
maybe some motive will emerge, but at the moment it sounds more like one of those American high school massacres than like a religiously motivated terror attack. My kneejerk reaction would be to suspect Kurds, whose beef against Turks is over their desire for a homeland, rather than for stricter Islam; but we'll see.
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