Turkey and Recep Tayyip Erdoğan are hardly just a nuisance that might splinter NATO. They can fragment European as well as American objectives for world peace. Turkey, as it has been in earlier years, is an existential danger to Europe, to Mideast and global peace. It has cleverly and deceptively shifted the balance of power in the Mideast. More importantly, Iran happens to be their partner in the scheme. As Turkey has been a US client for military weaponry for over a half century, it has recently become a Russian client too. Iran and Syria have been Russian clients all along. Lastly, Turkey is a major global manufacturer and exporter of small arms it uses in its own warmaking.
Guardian: “Even as the EU, the US, Russia, Iran and the Arab states voice their differing objections to the invasion (Turkey terms it a “peace operation”), each is simultaneously trying to adjust to it, looking for advantage or leverage as the balance of power in Syria shifts again.
Erdoğan doubtless anticipated Europe’s hostile reaction. His response – a threat to send 3.6 million Syrian refugees westwards – was contemptuous. He knows the EU’s words are not matched by action. Nor is he fazed by calls to suspend Turkey from NATO.”
In spite of the historic conflict between Shia and Sunni Islam, the warming up of the Turks and Iranians are ominous. The two nation’s ideology run on parallel tracks however: to fulfill the religious aims of both kinds of Islam, to advance the HAJIRA, or HIJRA, the Muslim expansionist dream of a global empire. First is the obvious, to spread the faith, in our case meaning the takeover of Europe as commanded by Erdoğan’s prophet. The HAJIRA, Islamic invasion, has already succeeded having conquered most of Africa and a large part of East Asia.
We can speculate and disagree about Erdoğan’s plan.
We always understood what Bashir Assad’s plans were.
We always knew what the Mullah’s of Iran’s plans were.
With Erdoğan, the three can complete constructing the crescent land bridge to the Med encircling Israel, and achieve their goals.
Decimate the Christians still in Syria and Lebanon, and those tenacious Jews hanging on to their little sliver of land.
The same way Erdoğan’s ancestor, Ertuğrul and Osman butchered all in their path.
The legends of Ertuğrul Ghazi, the grandfather of the Ottomans, is long and winding. Stories filled with deception, maneuvering, betrayal, poisonings, treachery and backstabbing, the breaking of treaties and agreements, game theory and game execution, camouflage and cover under darkness, and lack of mercy. It all ended with the slitting of throats.
The last of the Sultans correctly titled Ertuğrul Osman Ghazi, died in Manhattan in 2009 at the age of 97. As reported by the New York Times, Osman was the last of the Ghazis, heroic champion fighters for the cause of Islam.
That is, until Recep Tayyip Erdoğan invaded Kurdistan.
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