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https://x.com/vonderleyen/status/1709985894554317195?s=20 EU condemns Azerbaijan military operation to liberate her internationally recognised occupied lands. Entirely predictable. But Azerbaijan or rather Aliyev played his politics very and there is pretty nothing they can do about it except...

Its also a good smokescreen and works to numb the minds of their foes. You get caught up in the good/cop bad/cop routine and you stagnant to their plots. What's important is to watch what they do, in 99 cases out of a hundred its been hostile. But its always done in an incremental way, its never...

This is why its important to know your enemy and not trick yourselves over naivety that things like the "Kurdish lobby" has the power to make America threaten or attack Turkiye, let alone Kurdish lobbying having the power to unite the Americans, Russians and EU together on the side of the PKK...

Yes, this is why its important to be proactive now. We already wasted too many years doing too little. To create Kurdistan in Iraq they needed Turkiye by their side, they achieved this. To ruin Assad enough that he loses control over the north of the region they needed Turkiye to help them do...

Its been obvious for a long time that the agenda is to create a Kurdistan. Started in Iraq, moving it into Syria and eventually onto Turkiye. You don't need to study anything to see this is what they want. So if we know their long term ambition is a greater Kurdistan, we must know that...

Change won't come if your not willing to read the books the enemies of our nation put out and to put all assumptions aside until its been read. Quigley is just a starting point. But if you wont take the first step then we just have to agree to disagree and move on. To Turks who are interested...

No, those two books are just the start but if your not willing to read them then there is no point going any deeper on the topic you will always be ignorant of the entities operating against us. And you will be entirely naïve as to how the west operates. And to go back to my point we must know...

The problem with that behaviour is it invites more trouble.

To be honest you are naive in regards to the west. Its clear you haven't even read the books by professor Carrol Quigley. Everything you say runs counter to what he knows and states in his books about the west. And this man should know he was mentor to several US presidents and part of the clubs...

This point so eloquently explains what i have been trying to show by pointing out the history. I've been to Northern Cyprus quite a few times, in general Turks from Turkiye are disliked. Cypriots see them as middle eastern and different to them, because primarily the people who migrate to that...

I'm not worried by what people without power and influence think. My concern is what the power structures think. That's what I'm trying to point out. Because what they think effects us. What they think is what gives way to nations supporting communist terrorists against us. What they think gives...

perfect example of what I was trying to get at. Perfect example of how someone like you couldn't fall into their traps. When you know the reality, you cannot fall for their illusions. However the converse is true, your family will readily dive into the danger due to their ignorance. Maybe...

i wont go into this as to not further derail the azerbaijan thread. But i think you know why this is happening.

Missing the point. Just yesterday our nation was almost entirely taken over by FETO, why? because were ignorant of the games our enemies play against us. Lets say no erdogan/feto fight, today you all think the nation is free. Its not its completely taken over. But because we think its free...

I think your missing my point, the point is not so much about pointing out what they are doing, the point is as Turks most of us are not even aware its taking place. That's the danger, nothing to do with being a victim. The slave doesn't take the effort to learn about his enemies and what they...

There is an argument to be had that the UK needed Turkiye in the EU to break the monopoly France and Germany have over it. Some people have argued that is the main reason that britian was Turkiyes biggest backer. It may be the case. However, when it comes to europeans i expect nothing good from...

And that's the reality of the EU, France and Germany pretty much decide and the rest are mostly vassals. Its a bit like the PKK, If France and Germany support the PKK then the entire EU at a minimum wont be against it, many will actively support it. If any nation tries to buck the trend like...

Americans want this war to drag out for as long as possible, they will invent constant problems and excuses for why it cannot be ended sooner rather then later. The Americans give me the impression they want this war to go on for another 10 years. It can only go on for that long if they can...

basically sums up the Armenian character. Constantly hostile, hateful and racist until they start losing, then they become the worlds biggest victims/babies. And everything is reduced to "genocide". We are witnessing in real time what our ancestors witnessed a hundred years ago.

Even in our life time we have watched the westerners/europeans ally with Russia against us. We saw this in Syria, we seen it in Libya. We also saw it in Azerbaijan where both Russia and the West were on Armenia's side. When the Turks downed a Russian jet most of Europe sided with Russia against...