Kurdish YPG capture of ISIS fighters reveals Turkish recruitment method

By Ian Greenhalgh on May 8, 2016

Aside from the crying and pleading, these guys have some interesting things to say

We’re all supposed to be deathly afraid of the ISIS ‘Big Bad Wolf’ therefore don’t expect to see this video or any thing like it on the Western MSM.

Rather than appearing as fierce, ruthless head-chopping terrorists, these ISIS fighters are crying and pleading for their lives after being captured by Kurdish YPG forces.

This is not the face of ISIS the Western governments want us to see, they want us to remain scared.

However, what is significant about this video is nothing to do with taking any kind of vicarious pleasure in seeing mercenary criminals in distress; rather, it is what those mercenaries have to say.

Note that they say they were recruited in Turkey, told that the Kurds were their enemies and promised money and a Syrian passport so they could go to Europe as a ‘Syrian refugee’.

This is solid proof of what we have known for some time – that many of the ISIS fighters were recruited from the population of the refugee camps along the Turkish side of the border with Syria.

Furthermore, it throws additional light on Turkey’s creation of a covert army within Europe.

We know that Turkey has been sending men to Europe to setup terrorist cells, hiding amidst the flow of migrants and pretending to be legitimate refugees from the war in Syria; these crying ISIS fighters confirm that Turkey is indeed sending men it recruited to ISIS into Europe with Syrian passports.

They say they were sent to fight the Kurds and their reward was to then be sent to Europe; therefore we can see that Turkey is blooding these men in combat for ISIS before sending them on to Europe which will no doubt serve to brutalise and indoctrinate them into effective terrorists with the requisite psychopathic and sociopathic traits ingrained.

Source: veteranstoday.com