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But that is the claim I responded to.
That isn't hard evidence of any wrong doing. At least I didn't see any in what I read, or the video. Just allowing movement across the border isn't enough evidence. Do you wish for a complete shutdown at the border?
Journalists say many things. The drivers probably don't know the facts, and may have an agenda themselves, and the reports could be cherry picked. We simply don't know the truth. having to wait 12 days at the border tells me that the supplies are being looked at. there was a shipment that some wanted to search, but was denied by higher ups. Maybe they already knew what the cargo was, maybe it was perishable, and couldn't wait the nominal 12 days.
See why I would like to see a "money quote?"
I know how journalists twist the truth, so badly sometimes, that the end resulting stories are lies. I seldom take things at face value, because deception is common.
So...
Was there anything decisive I missed about wrongdoing?
http://english.alarabiya.net/en/New...ey-seizes-arms-in-truck-bound-for-Syria-.html
"Thursday, 2 January 2014
Turkish security forces have seized a truck laden with weapons bound for Syria and arrested three people including a Syrian, local media reported on Thursday.
Acting on a tipoff, security forces on Wednesday stopped the truck in the southern province of Hatay on the Syrian border, Hurriyet newspaper reported.
A significant quantity of ammunition and weapons were discovered in the truck, whose drivers claimed they were carrying aid on behalf of the pro-Islamic Humanitarian Relief Foundation (IHH)."