By Walid Shoebat
What you see on the news from Turkey are protesters shouting anti-American and anti-Israel slogans, but what most are not seeing are the miles long of convoys headed towards the Incirlik base where U.S. Air Force is stationed to stage a massive rally against the U.S.
Here is one photo:
A convoy of massive numbers of vehicles headed towards Incirlik where US Air Force are stationed. It is not only demonstrators who are moving toward Incirlik Air Base in the southern Turkish city of Adana for anti-U.S. protests, but images circulating on Twitter on July 28 show convoys of Muslim Brotherhood supporters heading that way. The base houses thousands of U.S. and NATO military personnel and has served an important role in the U.S.-led coalition’s aerial operations against Islamic State targets in Iraq and Syria. Anti-U.S. sentiment has risen in Turkey following the July 15 failed coup. Many in the country have suggested the United States played a role in the attempted coup and have demanded the air base be closed. Turkey’s government blames Fethullah Gulen, a powerful religious and opposition leader currently living in self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania, for the attempted putsch. Ankara has demanded his extradition.
#incirliğeyürüyoruz canlı 11 pic.twitter.com/FRBwrUA8jo
— Anti Demokratur (@Antidemokratur) July 28, 2016
Kahrolsun abd!#incirliğeyürüyoruzpic.twitter.com/4VaIyuvMJC
— Mücahit Türk (@McahtTurk) July 28, 2016
Thousands storm towards Incirlik yelling “death to America”
A critical turning point may have been the massive fire that broke out near the Izmir Air Base this weekend, with T24 news reporting that officials suspected that the cause was anti-American sabotage. The blaze came hours after President Erdogan’s leading Islamist newspaper, Yeni Safak, printed the image of the NATO International Security Assistance Force Commander, US Army General John Campbell, as a leading force behind the coup along with Fethullah Gulen.
#OMG: leading Erdoğan's Islamist paper headline targets US commander as coup leader w name & picture.
all out war? pic.twitter.com/fcRkrQ5UR5— ilhan tanir (@WashingtonPoint) July 24, 2016
The U.S. just shortly before the coup on July 15th knew that trouble was brewing and sent home all families of servicemen on the base. The air base, which is used by NATO and stores US tactical nuclear weapons, has been invaded by Erdogan’s militia two weeks ago when they entered the base in southern Turkey claiming that an investigation is connected with the coup attempt were electric power supply to the base was cut off, forcing the US military to switch to its own internal power supply in order to resume its anti-terrorist campaign in the region.
In summary, anti American sentiments are growing in Turkey and the population is reflecting to its past Islamist attempts to change that nation. Now that its Muslim Brotherhood real coup was a success after July 15th failed coup, we are beginning to see the rise of the Muslim storm.
This storm who many mock saying “was dead” especially after the Muslim Brotherhood failed in Egypt.
Do any now doubt? Now Turkey is the Muslim Brotherhood and the Muslim Brotherhood is Turkey.
Değişmeyen duruşumuz #incirliğeyürüyoruz pic.twitter.com/lgmsC2pHwQ
— Şتheda 'م (@suhedayeg) July 28, 2016
Now the Muslim flood of this red dragon wants to stop the U.S. from attacking Turkey’s baby, ISIS, calling for the closure of the base shouting “shut down Incirlik”.
#AGD'nin #İncirlik protestosu dünya medyasını tutuşturdu. Ülkemizdeki havuz medya ise kör/sağır. #incirliğeyürüyoruz pic.twitter.com/pa3CekSQLU
— Eyüp Sultan BAKLACI (@EyupBAKLACI) July 28, 2016
Sending convoys to where U.S. is stationed at Incirlik is becoming the style. Here is a young child with a toy truck going to face the U.S. at the base alongside the heavy convoy going there in accordance to the Quranic mandate for jihad “infiru khifafan wa-thiqala” (flood [for Jihad] light weight (young) and heavy weight”:
https://twitter.com/erden_talat/status/758737268618039296
#incirliğeyürüyoruz @BarackObama … pic.twitter.com/QLjox8Bo9F
— fth (@brk5534) July 28, 2016
Güç kuvvet sahibi sen değilsin, bil Amerika! #incirliğeyürüyoruz pic.twitter.com/C1m2R4uQuG
— Esma (@esmazahidey) July 28, 2016
Blaming the U.S. has skyrocketed in Turkey under the Obama Administration. Is Obama giving the base as a farewell gift to Erdogan along with hydrogen-bomb tactical nukes?
A pro-Erdogan Turkish scholar has said that many people in Turkey believe the United States is behind the July 15 coup attempt because the head of the parallel state Fetullah Gulen lives in the country despite repeated requests for his extradition by Turkish authorities.
In an article published Wednesday in the Daily Sabah, an English-language newspaper based in Turkey, university lecturer and former EU minister Beril Dedeoglu said that in the history of coups in Turkey, the U.S. has always taken the side of the coup plotters.
Was the US behind the July 15 coup attempt? – by @melihaltinok | DS Columnhttps://t.co/QaAirxb4NL pic.twitter.com/d3eSoR2npn
— DAILY SABAH (@DailySabah) July 28, 2016
In summary, Erdogan wants to be the tyrant Alp Arslan and Saladin who conquered Jerusalem and is why they burn Israeli flags. He wants to be all in all. He wants to “declare war on the strongest fortresses” (the US) to “advance his foreign God”, Allah, through warfare as Daniel predicted.
What we have here is a case where Muslims believe in their Quran and Christians do not believe in their Bible, and what God prophesied in it, that Islam is on its way.
Years ago, it was unthinkable to believe that Turkey will turn on the U.S. What we see here is just the spark before the coming storm. We urge all Christians (especially Jews, Greeks and Armenians) to leave Turkey before its too late.