By Walid Shoebat
“Allah is greater than all tyrants” “Long live Erdogan” “Long live Turkey” “O Allah, Bismillah (in the name of Allah)” and “Allahu Akbar”.
This was the chants this trained ‘police force’ where repeating in this video:
Türkiye’de eğitim gören Suriyeli polis güçleri, Fırat Kalkanı Harekatı ile kurtulan bölgelerde görev yapacak. pic.twitter.com/lX7kITEegG
— Yeni Şafak (@yenisafak) January 22, 2017
But this chant was not in Turkey, where it belongs, it was in Jarablus Syria.
This is not a police force, but Turkish military puppet set up in Syria by Erdogan.
You might think “big deal” and comment “Bashar Al-Assad should dismantle it. Its time for Syria to take control”.
Stupid people have stupid opinions. And what will Bashar al-Assad do? If he uses force to stop this intrusion, it gives the green light for Erdogan who is looking for any reason to enter by force. And if he does nothing? Syria will be taken over piece by piece as you see.
Either way, Isaiah 17’s prophecy “the destruction of Damascus” must be regarding a neo-Ottoman takeover of Syria. And from Syria, the gateway, Erdogan can enter the rest of the Middle East. This will take some time. Isaiah 17, many ignore, is in a setting where Christ is on earth.
The West answers this Islamization by turning to populism as the solution where ethnic pride will finally throw out the Muslim immigrant along with the Erdogan style Muslim expansionism.
But the devil is ahead of the game.
When Pope Francis warned on Saturday against populism, saying it could lead to the election of “saviours” like Adolf Hitler, people started to laugh at his remarks. They do not see the Pope as giving viable solutions to the problem of Muslim immigration.
The stupid thinks its a cage fight between Pope Francis and Trump where he picks Trump over the Pope.
Its not. The devil is holding both East and West in checkmate. He has both in a clutch, a neck choke where the only solution is to tap three times to surrender.
Few understood the Pope. “Of course, crises provoke fears and worries,” he said, but added that for him “the example of populism in the European sense of the word is Germany in 1933”. The pope added: “Germany … was looking for a leader, someone who would give her back her identity and there was a little man named Adolf Hitler who said ‘I can do it’.”
He wasn’t speaking about Trump. He was speaking about Europe and how its reacting to the Muslim immigration.
Tyranny works incrementally until all is consumed, and Syria is being Turkified incrementally by Islamists, who unlike the West, have lots and lots of patience which is repeated throughout the Quran.
What you see is the Turkification process of Syria. Actually it is the re-Turkification of what was lost after the fall of the Ottomans.
To understand this, one must learn some history. Without knowledge of history, we will continue to hear and read stupid comments and reactions.
Turkification was the transformation of entities, or cultures in historical Turkic states into the Ottoman Empire. It was a dual process (Turkification plus Islamization). Turkification generated the type of war mongers, which was ideal to be used by Nazi Germany, which it incorporated into its war machine. The Nazi war machine included Anatolian, Balkan, Caucasian and Middle Eastern Albanians, Arabs, Slavs and Iranic peoples (Iran is partially Turkified).
But it doesn’t stop in Syria. The re-Tukification process today is extending to Central Asia’s Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. This is the biblical region of Meshech, Tubal, Gomer and Beth Togarmah, “in the far reaches of the north” as Isaiah 14:13 speaks of the regions of Antichrist.
The process extends from Kazakhstan to Cuba where Turkey are building thousands of mosques in between. All these Turkified peoples were happy to join the Nazis.
But this process doesn’t happen overnight. It incrementally fills the blimp with Islamist hydrogen, until the proper time comes to spark a massive explosion.
People who read daily headlines trying to understand today’s world simply do not get what is happening. In reality what we see growing globally is not just Turkification, but Nazification/Paganization/Luthernization (in Europe) by several populist movements. Populism stems from Japan to India all the way to Europe. It is Hinduization (In India) by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and it is Buddization in Japan with Shinzo Abe’s government.
The quick commenter doesn’t realize that the devil is way ahead of the ball game.
History is simply repeating. Turkification occurred during the Seljuk Empire. It involved intermarriages, religious conversion, linguistic shift, and interethnic relationships. Its the Ottoman melting pot which is parallel to the ancient hellenization, which the multiple layers of Daniel 2 speaks of, on the nature of the two materials (Iron and Clay). While the Bible says it is being “partly weak and partly strong” verse 43 adds another layer:
“And in that you saw the iron mixed with common clay, they will combine with one another in the seed of men; but they will not adhere to one another, even as iron does not combine with pottery.”
“Mixed” and “combine” are actually the same words translated differently from the Aramaic “la Muta’arreb” which also literally means, “does not Arabize” as indicated by Ibin Ezra. This is where Islam attempts to generate a melting pot where Arabic becomes the common language through Islam. The majority ignore that a couple of words in scripture means volumes of history.
Hellenization is the historical spread of ancient Greek culture from the Mediterranean basin as far east as modern-day Pakistan. The buck ended when it came to God’s people at the time when among the Jews there was a sharp polarization between Hellenizers ‘mixing the faith with paganism’ and anti-Hellenizers ‘religious Jews’. This especially manifested during the rebellion of the Maccabees against Seleucid rule under Antiochus Epiphanies when Judas Maccabee led an army of Jewish dissidents to victory over the Seleucid dynasty was directed against Hellenizing Jews. This was a civil war amongst God’s people which will repeat in Europe.
This will be the case as we advance into the post-Christian global era, hearing that the solution to Islamization is “westernization” and “secularization” instead of “Christianization”.
With Christians asleep, the devil is ahead of the ballgame. Where else in the world do you have an every day occurrence where more than 2 million people cross between Europe and Asia across Istanbul’s Bosphorus waterway?
Istanbul is a transcontinental city—the literal bridge between Europe and Asia that represents a metaphorical bridge between East and West. During ancient Greece there was no distinction between Europe and Asia. All it was is this side of Greece or the other side of Greece, the very “Greece” which Christ in Zechariah 9 will come to combat.
What we see today is the outcome of a post-Christian era where this “East-West” boundary began to diminish. When Christianity was strong in Europe, it spread to Scandinavia and the Baltics and where the Ottoman Empire gradually lost its European possessions in the Balkans.
As modern post-Christian westernization became a global phenomenon, Turkey along with Russia being rejected by the west began to drift from the idea where Turkey is clinging to the newly independent states of the Caucasus and Central Asia, which split from Russia. These have linguistic and cultural links to Turkey. This became the new foreign policy priority for Ankara.
Today, under President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey is “drifting to the East”. But Turkey’s position between Europe and Asia will also continue to gain momentum regardless if the West claims that Turkey is not “European”. Turkey considers itself “European” “Middle Eastern” and “Caucasian” since during the Ottoman Empire its capital was on the European part of Turkey and the Sultans gave themselves the title of Caesar Al-Rum (Caesar of Rome).
Today the argument is that mass migration from the Muslim world is fast-tracking the Islamization of Germany. There is a host of social disruptions, jihadist attacks and a migrant rape epidemic coupled with public health crisis and rising crime with a rush by German citizens to purchase weapons and even abandon Germany altogether.
Many European states are going the populist route to solve the problem.
But the Pope warns: “Hitler did not steal power” adding “he was elected by his people and then he destroyed his people.”
The Germans at that time also wanted to protect themselves with “walls and barbed wire so that others cannot take away their identity”, he said. “The case of Germany is classic,” he said, adding that Hitler gave them a “deformed identity and we know what it produced”.
So was the pope wrong? And who will win this ‘migration war’, Turkey or Germany? Keep in mind, only 10% of the migrants from the chaotic Iraq and Syria reached Europe with ten million more to come.
And to top it all, Turkey sent 970 imams to lead 900 mosques in Germany that are controlled by the Turkish Diyanet to prevent migrants from integrating. Germany’s Muslim population surpassed six million in 2016. Germany and France has the highest Muslim population in Western Europe.
We have a perception of misery rising in Germany as well as in France as result of this crisis.
So whats next? The outcome of things is usually foreseen by a “narrow” and not by a “wide gate” who are less educated on history. Pope Francis was speaking on a different level of understanding than the average Joe who simply thinks that if a rattlesnake bit his hide that someone can easily pull the fangs without repercussion.
You will continue to read all the reports on how “Erdogan will arrest more people,” “wants women to have at least three kids,” “the growing pressure on secular institutions,” “prohibition of alcohol,” “hijabization,” “women wearing shorts beaten on a public buses” …
And then you will continue to read about “women raped in Germany by Muslims,” “more bombings,” “people feeling like pins in a bowling alley lane as another truck runs over more people” …
The stupid ‘wide gate’ comments under such stories with the typical “secular Turks need to rise and drain the Muslim swamp” or “Germans need to stand up and defend their women like real men” or that “drain the Muslim immigrant swamp in Germany” or “Trump will save us”.
The answers are always offering some magical figures to step up and do something.
Can Trump solve these problems? Lets see.
The wide gate does not consider that Turkey is one of Germany’s 20 most important trading partners where 6,500 German companies, more than any other country in the world, operate in Turkey. Ticking off Erdogan by draining Germany’s “Muslim swamp” will not be so easy. Turkey cannot wait till Germans start killing Muslim Turks and Syrians on the streets. This will be an instant support for Erdogan worship by Muslims from Pakistan all the way to the C.I.S. which will instantly catapult Erdogan to become not just Caliph, but Mahdi.
As for “secular Turks need rise and drain the Muslim swamp”, its too late. The devil is way ahead of the dumb post-Christian secularist and the kumbaya singing American Christian in a discotech church setup. Turkish MPs have just approved a constitutional reform package that would place remarkable executive powers in President Erdogan’s hands. The referendum is expected to take place in early April. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will become the sole executive head of state, with authority to choose his own cabinet ministers, enact laws, call elections, or declare states of emergency. His term in office would last five years, renewable once.
Under Erdogan, Turkey’s people too are experiencing all sorts of pain, where we can find essays on how life and freedom is diminishing under Erdogan’s presidency. And by next year, we will begin to see the first populist governments change the old hat in Europe with more future splits from the E.U praised by the dumb populous electing neo-fascists which the Pope warned about.
How is Trump going to solve all this?
The naive thinks that when a tyranny applies more torment, that this will cause revolution against the tyrant.
It actually works the opposite. People forget, during Ottoman control, people were khazouked (impaled) for four centuries and during the Nazi regime, people were shot on the streets and gassed by the millions. Neither Nazi Germany or the Ottoman Empire were brought down by revolt. This, expect to repeat and dwarf anything you have seen in the Holocaust of Jews and Polish Christians.
Reality is the opposite. Revolts are usually the method of tyrannies taking over somewhat a descent government, as we have seen in the French, Bolshevik and Arab Spring revolutions. The only way to remove such tyrannies are world wars.
Pain is not an enough driving force for change.
Brainwashing is the most powerful and effective instrument where idealism can make people do all sorts of things, including allowing someone to have sex with your young daughters or wife. Tyrannical governments can even brainwash kids in schools to turn in their own parents to the authority, kill one’s sister, brother, daughter, father or mother …Half of Turkey is brainwashed already.
The Pope wasn’t speaking about Trump. When it came to Trump, he was simply warning of Trump’s populist speech, which empowers a strand in Europe that the Pope sees as dangerous. He is correct. He speaks from history which always repeats.
It will take time for the masses to stop laughing. Eventually his remarks will come true and the crying miserable masses will be in too much pain to laugh at themselves.
It is not Trump’s intent that I worry about. Bush had good intentions when he invaded Iraq. When we said it was a bad idea, they laughed. Reagan had good intentions to combat communism in Afghanistan when his action created the Taliban. He also had good intention when he insisted “Gorbachev tare down that wall”.
It will only take time, another world war, when the West realizes that tearing down that wall was the biggest historic mistake and the beginning of a grand catastrophe. In the end, people will realize that they can’t rule. They should never rule. Ruling is a duty for the wise few.