TR Politics

2033 said:

You're talking nonsense. The Mecca Alliance consists of U.S.-backed political Islamists, but is the Jewish Alliance (Israel-UAE-India-Azerbaijan) backed by China?

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Both are two sides of the same coin.

Once we collectively exit the abrahimic paradigm we will be fully independent.

This process is in full swing

Mis_TR_Like said:

Both are two sides of the same coin.

Once we collectively exit the abrahimic paradigm we will be fully independent.

This process is in full swing

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Can I ask a question
So why is Israel uncomfortable with the Mecca Alliance? Is there a disagreement between Trump and Israel?

Also, do you think the Mecca Alliance will dissolve if political Islamists lose power, or is this a decision made by the Turkish STATE?

TurkWolf said:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2116281250738749561

Thoughts on this?

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When you think about in terms of killing Muslims, America far outpaces Israel. When you think of America and Isreal, America can exist without isreal, not only can she exist without isreal but it wouldnt stop her from killing all the Muslims she has killed. But if you take America away from Isreal, Isreal could have never survived in the region.

Now the political islamists don't seem to understand their hypocrisy. If your upset about Isreal, you got to stop licking the arse of america.

America is dominant, Isreal is subservient to the regional agenda taking place against Muslims.

Modern Zionism if you truly study it, will find it spawned out of British Freemasonry and the idea of the British Isrealism and that the anglo peoples are the real Israelites. The jews that we think we know are not really part of the agenda, they are merely used in it.

Let’s hear the messages Aliyev wants to convey from this Azerbaijani journalist. ● Aliyev sees himself as a middle power after the Karabakh war. ● He doesn’t accept a big brother–little brother relationship in his relations with Türkiye. ● From now on, relations with Türkiye will be just like those with Russia or Iran for Azerbaijan.

GoatsMilk said:

When you think about in terms of killing Muslims, America far outpaces Israel. When you think of America and Isreal, America can exist without isreal, not only can she exist without isreal but it wouldnt stop her from killing all the Muslims she has killed. But if you take America away from Isreal, Isreal could have never survived in the region.

Now the political islamists don't seem to understand their hypocrisy. If your upset about Isreal, you got to stop licking the arse of america.

America is dominant, Isreal is subservient to the regional agenda taking place against Muslims.

Modern Zionism if you truly study it, will find it spawned out of British Freemasonry and the idea of the British Isrealism and that the anglo peoples are the real Israelites. The jews that we think we know are not really part of the agenda, they are merely used in it.

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Are you talking about cutting ties with America? I don't understand what you mean. It's funny how you're badmouthing Americans just to justify what the Jews are doing.


In my opinion, Turkey has to keep playing along like this until it completely breaks its defense industry dependence on the US.

There are only three countries in the world with fully independent defense industries: the US, Russia, and China. You know how difficult that is, yet you act like nothing happened and claim America has carried out more massacres than Israel.

reading comprehension

2033 said:

Are you talking about cutting ties with America? I don't understand what you mean. It's funny how you're badmouthing Americans just to justify what the Jews are doing.


In my opinion, Turkey has to keep playing along like this until it completely breaks its defense industry dependence on the US.

There are only three countries in the world with fully independent defense industries: the US, Russia, and China. You know how difficult that is, yet you act like nothing happened and claim America has carried out more massacres than Israel.

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So, alright for Turkiye to be cozy with Americans that are basically Zionist, but you draw the red line on Azerbaijan. Is that right?

GoatsMilk said:

When you think about in terms of killing Muslims, America far outpaces Israel. When you think of America and Isreal, America can exist without isreal, not only can she exist without isreal but it wouldnt stop her from killing all the Muslims she has killed. But if you take America away from Isreal, Isreal could have never survived in the region.

Now the political islamists don't seem to understand their hypocrisy. If your upset about Isreal, you got to stop licking the arse of america.

America is dominant, Isreal is subservient to the regional agenda taking place against Muslims.

Modern Zionism if you truly study it, will find it spawned out of British Freemasonry and the idea of the British Isrealism and that the anglo peoples are the real Israelites. The jews that we think we know are not really part of the agenda, they are merely used in it.

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Whoever is in the government of the country, can cut off ties with America... and then experience all the downstream consequences of that. It requires a kind of cognitive dissonance, but I wouldn't specify it as hypocrisy.

If anyone is forming a distinction between America and Israel, that would be the mistake. There is no distinction.

Tabmachine said:

Whoever is in the government of the country, can cut off ties with America... and then experience all the downstream consequences of that. It requires a kind of cognitive dissonance, but I wouldn't specify it as hypocrisy.

If anyone is forming a distinction between America and Israel, that would be the mistake. There is no distinction.

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When you go against Isreal, America comes against you, just ask Iran. In the case of Azerbaijan she already had Russia, Iran, India and Europe siding with Armenia. Would have been suicide to go against Isreal.

And to the contrary, zionism to me is a tool of anglo-americanism and not the other way around even though its made to appear that way.

Turkiye has dealings with the USA, Europe and China, even Russia. Pakistan likewise has dealings with most of the worlds players who have a hand in destroying Muslims. But it would be stupid for us to expect a nation of 10 million to be against everyone at once.

GoatsMilk said:

When you go against Isreal, America comes against you, just ask Iran.

And to the contrary, zionism to me is a tool of anglo-americanism and not the other way around even though its made to appear that way.

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If we look at whats happening around, Iran isn't much diffrent than Israel both are trying to reshape the nation and pretty much authoritarian regimes that won't be shy to kill civilians, tbh Iran had it coming. Iran is just muslim version of Israel nothing much.

Şok Tedavisi said:

If we look at whats happening around, Iran isn't much diffrent than Israel both are trying to reshape the nation and pretty much authoritarian regimes that won't be shy to kill civilians, tbh Iran had it coming. Iran is just muslim version of Israel nothing much.

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The commonality between both states whose actions are reshaping the region to anglo-american designs negatively, is that the iranian regime was created by the collective effort of the US/UK and France. In the case of Isreal its sustained and protected by the USA and most of Europe.

The overall picture is a game being played by the white powers against the collective middle east. Since the fall of Turkic rule about 100 or so years ago, every single government the Iranians have had has been placed on them by the anglo-american axis, usually with the little french kicking in behind them.

GoatsMilk said:

The commonality between both states whose actions are reshaping the region to anglo-american designs negatively, is that the iranian regime was created by the collective effort of the US/UK and France. In the case of Isreal its sustained and protected by the USA and most of Europe.

The overall picture is a game being played by the white powers against the collective middle east. Since the fall of Turkic rule about 100 or so years ago, every single government the Iranians have had has been placed on them by the anglo-american axis, usually with the little french kicking in behind them.

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Weren’t Britain and France behind the Mollah regime?

Şok Tedavisi said:

Weren’t Britain and France behind the Mollah regime?

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yes along with the USA, the point is when you look at the region its the same nations over and over again causing all the trouble. Its why "zionism" is also used as a smoke screen, while real its not really a jewish thing, its an instrument of three main white powers US, UK and France.

What islamism does to a country, didn't this guy killed like 50k Turks? Rather talking about arabic hijab maybe we should look into our own politics where It is a shitshow.
But muh azerbaijan (

Zafer said:

That does not clear the fact that Azerbaycan is opressing muslims, does it.

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Muslims opress non muslims all the time even in Turkiye, you can do heionous crimes but the second you brought out something from quran they arrest you and sent you to jail, I wonder what happened to christians in Syria, Iraq and Iran?
Lets not forget how goverment who can't even arrest and find suicide bombers arrested that Albanian dude (he's a retard) in a milisecond and the goverment officials were tweeting about him (head of the police) just because he said "aisha was 9" by the way that hadith is straight out of the diyanets own page, so stop with these victim cards will you?

Şok Tedavisi said:

Muslims opress non muslims all the time even in Turkiye, you can do heionous crimes but the second you brought out something from quran they arrest you and sent you to jail, I wonder what happened to christians in Syria, Iraq and Iran?
Lets not forget how goverment who can't even arrest and find suicide bombers arrested that Albanian dude (he's a retard) in a milisecond and the goverment officials were tweeting about him (head of the police) just because he said "aisha was 9" by the way that hadith is straight out of the diyanets own page, so stop with these victim cards will you?

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Unfortunately, Christians in Syria are regulary killed

Perun said:

Unfortunately, Christians in Syria are regulary killed

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I put my nationality over religion so the amount of shit islamists do and play the victim card is getting annoying tbh, they destroyed any sign of democracy in Turkey while still crying about 28 şubat, hijab etc. They deserved everyone of those things.

Şok Tedavisi said:

I put my nationality over religion so the amount of shit islamists do and play the victim card is getting annoying tbh, they destroyed any sign of democracy in Turkey while still crying about 28 şubat, hijab etc. They deserved everyone of those things.

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One day the common turk will be as sick of muslims as the rest of the world, and it'll be the arabified "Turkish" islamists that'll push them over the edge.

Turkish women go wild in the city of Alexandroupoli


What is the main reason for Turkish tourists visiting Thrace—beyond the paradox that Greece is cheaper than Turkey?

There is a significant influx of visitors from Turkey to Alexandroupoli and Thrace again this year, in 2026. Hundreds of Turkish citizens regularly visit Alexandroupoli for tourism, entertainment, and shopping. Its geographical proximity to Istanbul and Eastern Thrace makes the region easily accessible for weekend getaways.

Many of these reports focus on the fact that women and young people from Turkey—primarily from middle- and upper-class backgrounds with a secular, Western-oriented outlook—choose Greece for their leisure, as they are free to move about, dress as they please, and enjoy themselves there, away from the conservatism or social pressure that often prevails in their own country.

This observation accurately captures the core of the social dimension underlying this flow of tourism. For many secular-minded Turks, choosing Alexandroupoli—and Greek destinations in general—serves as an escape into an environment that is both familiar and, at the same time, more liberated.

This trend is driven by specific factors and relates to a form of social decompression. In Greece, these Turkish visitors feel liberated from the "social gaze" and the criticism they might otherwise face within the increasingly conservative, Islamic-influenced daily life back home—particularly regarding the consumption of alcohol, nightlife, and modes of dress.

Thrace and the Greek islands offer a sense of security and hospitality. Similarities in music, food, and mentality allow Turkish tourists to feel at ease, enabling them to enjoy a Western lifestyle without feeling like complete strangers.

These visitors generally come from major urban centers (such as Istanbul) or from European Turkey (Eastern Thrace)—regions that have traditionally maintained strong ties to the country’s secular and Kemalist tradition.

The phenomenon has reached significant proportions, with viral social media videos showing large crowds at establishments along the Alexandroupoli waterfront—a setting where Turkish visitors often make up the majority.

Meanwhile, a video shows a young Turkish woman being subjected to an unprovoked attack—simply for looking at her mobile phone—in yet another incident of violence in the neighboring country.

The event took place in the province of Nevşehir, in the Cappadocia region. A 46-year-old woman, identified by the initials S.E., was waiting outside a shop while looking at her phone. A 38-year-old man named Tolga Çelik approached her from behind and, without any provocation or prior interaction whatsoever, delivered an extremely violent blow—a slap—to her face, targeting her left ear.


This incident has reignited the major debate in Turkey regarding the safety of women in public spaces and the need for even stricter penalties for instances of gender-based and indiscriminate violence.

nick.f76 said:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2117595758170144818

This incident has reignited the major debate in Turkey regarding the safety of women in public spaces and the need for even stricter penalties for instances of gender-based and indiscriminate violence.

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Permanent hearing loss has occurred. Unprovoked attacks must be severely punished. Otherwise, they will continue.