إِنَّ اللّهَ مَعَ الصَّابِرِينَ

Ahmet K. Aytar claimed last week in his column in the Turkish Forum that the Turkish state intelligence agency had signed an agreement with Al-Mehdy Al-Haraty — a middleman operating in Ireland — to recruit “a few thousands fighters of the Free Syrian Army” and sent them from northwestern Syria to Libya. Furthermore, SADAT, an international defense consultancy company operating in Turkey, sent to Libya “a sizeable military force” trained by the Turkish army. Aytar claimed that the force was mainly composed of former members of Al-Qaeda, Daesh and the Muslim Brotherhood. arabnews

SADAT Inc. aims at establishing the cooperation among the Islamic countries in the sense of military and defense industries, in order to assist the Islamic World to take the rank it deserves among the Super Global Powers as a self-sufficient military power, by submitting them the services regarding the organization of Armed Forces, defense consultancy, military training and ordnance.

The Aim of SADAT A.S. is to establish a Defensive Collaboration and Defensive Industrial Cooperation among Islamic Countries to help Islamic World take the place where it merits among Super Powers by providing Consultancy and Training Services such as Strategic Consultancy and Training Services to Militaries and Homeland Security Forces of Islamic Countries.


Non si tratta di una struttura di mercenari come quella di Erik Prince.
Piuttosto è un modello simile a quello costruito da Irgc-Quds per tenere assieme persone con storia e storie diverse e unite da un unico obiettivo. Combattere i regimi e l'oppressione.
Ripristinare etica e giustizia che sono i principi fondanti della società islamica.
Un sentimento che supera il concetto di Paese.
Il rischio che si può correre, non solo in Turchia o anche in Qatar, è la costruzione di uno stato parallelo.
E' da vedere se lo schema funziona, e in che modo, a Tripoli .
Liquidare Sadat come una banda di allegri mercenari messa in piedi da AKParti e coordinata da TSK e MIT, può essere fuorviante e determinare errori di valutazione soprattutto in Libia.