atatwolf
BANNED
![](/styles/default/xenforo/ranks/MajorGeneral.jpg)
- Joined
- Jul 15, 2012
- Messages
- 6,965
- Reaction score
- -19
- Country
- Location
ISIL is kind of a lone gun but I think both ISIL and Turkey were on the same page when Kurds wanted to take advantage of the chaos in Syria and grab some land. Now I don't know why ISIL started attacking Kurds. Maybe MIT has a finger in it to divert PKK's attention on Turkey. We don't know. We are just speculating.and where does ISIL fit in your theory (which i can agree with) ? Suddenly out of the blue there is a faction called ISIL that is becoming an increasingly pain in the ***. Who could benefit from them? i simply refuse to believe that such organizations can operate totally independently, militarily wise, economically wise and intelligence wise.