A salute to Erdogan, a salute to Turkey
By Khalid Amayreh • Oct 16th, 2009 at 12:22 • Category: Israel, Khalid Amayreh, Newswire, Opinions and Letters, Our Authors, Palestine, Religion, Resistance, War, Zionism
By Khalid Amayreh in occupied PalestineThe recent Turkish decision to exclude Israel from an aerial military exercise over Turkish territory is another indication that Turkey will not allow itself to be blackmailed by criminal international Zionism.
Following the decision, Zionist officials and media sought to mitigate its impact on the increasingly troubled relations with Turkey by claiming that it had little to do with the genocidal blitz which the Israeli army carried out in winter against the Gaza Strip.
However, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Prime Minister of Turkey, and other Turkish officials have made it amply clear that the cancellation of the military drill is consistent with the feelings of the vast bulk of the Turkish masses vis-à-vis the Nazi-like atrocities in the Gaza Strip.
This week, Erdogan once again invoked the mass killings by the Israeli army of hundreds of Palestinian children, using white phosphorus shells and other weapons of death.
The Turkish premier argued convincingly that Turkey has an influential public opinion and that it was the government’s duty to take it into consideration.
His remarks have effectively silenced Zionist pretensions and attempts at self-assurance that Turkey would budge to Zionist pressure.
To be sure, Israel is unlikely to succumb to the new reality of Turkish-Israeli relations, namely that the quasi-Islamic leadership of Turkish republic will not just play deaf and dumb and look the other way if the Zionist regime keeps up its genocidal crimes against the helpless and innocent civilians in occupied Palestine.
Zionist circles, incensed by their inability to intimidate or bully the Turkish leadership, are likely to be devising ways and means of retributions against Turkey.
These might include instigating the Jewish-controlled American congress to declare the anti-Armenian campaign of 1915 a “genocide” or even a “holocaust.” More importantly, Israel and its Zionist circles are likely to step up efforts to incite the traditionally secular Turkish military establishment to topple the democratically-elected government.
Israel has had a reputation of inciting the Turkish military against civilian governments that dared deviate from the Zionist line.
A classical example was the Zionist-envisaged coup against the first Islamic Prime Minister of modern Turkey, Necmittin Erbakan in 1997.
Moreover, Israel could still manipulate a vast network of Freemason agents to destabilize the Turkish government.
Zionism played a pivotal role in effecting the downfall of the Ottoman state after Sultan Abdul Hamid II adamantly refused repeated Jewish solicitations for a national Jewish home in Palestine.
Nevertheless, Israel would have to be extremely cautious about any provocative interference in internal Turkish affairs since this could boomerang badly on Israel and cause irreparable damage to Israeli-Turkish relations.
Also, the increasingly stable relations between the Turkish government and the military establishment are likely to make any Zionist-inspired conspiracies against the stability of Turkey more difficult than ever before.
The exclusion of Israel from the Anatolian Eagle exercise seems to be a popular measure for most Turks who are disquieted by recurrent efforts by government-backed Jewish extremists to arrogate a foothold at the Aqsa Mosque in occupied Jerusalem, one of Islam’s holiest sanctuaries.
In addition, the decision is manifestly morally right. After all, which country, let alone an Islamic country, would host warplanes that only a few months ago were raining death on helpless and unprotected children throughout the Gaza Strip, killing, maiming and incinerating thousands of innocent people, and utterly destroying thousands of homes, mosques and other civilian buildings?
The Zionists will always try to defend or cover up their evil crimes, now exposed by the Goldstone report, with obscene lies.
They would claim, as the former Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni did this week, that the virtual genocide in Gaza was not an anti-Palestinian act but rather an “anti-terrorist act.”
But such claims are nothing short of a fornication with language.
After all, it is well-established that the vast majority of the victims of the Gaza blitz were innocent civilians. This fact is readily recognized by human rights groups such as Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and even Israel’s own B’tselem group which monitors Israeli army crimes in the occupied Palestinian territories.
So could it be that the entire world is wrong about what happened in Gaza while the Judeo-Nazi thugs in Tel Aviv are right?
The Turkish leadership should therefore be applauded for its moral commitment toward the helpless Palestinians, many of whom have Turkish ancestry, who are languishing under an unmitigated Nazi-like military occupation.
This Turkish approach to Israel, an entity whose very existence constitutes a gigantic war crime, or a crime against humanity, is the least any Muslim country can do to prevent a possible genocide against the Palestinians.
This is why, other Muslim (and non-Muslim) countries with diplomatic ties with the Israeli regime ought to learn a moral lesson from Turkey and stop having “business as usual” with the Nazis of our time.
I am saying this because it is a Nazi act par excellence to employ the most advanced technology of death to exterminate innocent civilians who are even denied access to food and fuel as well as some of the basic amenities of life, on the ground that a few Israeli settlers were killed and injured by primitive projectiles fired by desperate Palestinian resistance fighters who found themselves very much in a situation resembling that which faced the anti-Nazi resistance fighters in Europe during the Second World War.
I am sure that conscientious people around the world, including many Jews, know in the depth of their hearts that what Israel did in Gaza ten months ago, and what it has been doing to the Palestinians for decades, belongs to the same moral category under which Nazi atrocities are listed.
This is why it is a moral obligation of the highest order upon all people of conscience and honesty, irrespective of religion and race, to condemn, expose and isolate this nefarious regime that is trying to consolidate the law of the jungle in place of international law.
Failing to do so, God forbid, means that the law of the jungle will prevail.
Khalid Amayreh is a journalist based in the Occupied Palestinian town of Dura.
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Thanks for the inspiration!
Peres is a Nazi!
"Holocaust is not over yet
How can you?
Be in peace lying in ur bed
Now
You Close your eyes and sleep
I wanna slaughter you!
Slaughter you!
And not sacrifice, not sacrifice a sheep!"
That's my next song!
Erdogan will be my biggest "fan"….
esselamun aleyqum!
Turkish prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan did not give Bibi much time to enjoy his victory at the UN in blocking the debate on Gladstone’s anti-Semitic report. On October 11, Ankara barred Israel from joining NATO-sponsored US-Israel-Turkey-Italy joint Air Force excersises in Turkey. In protest, both ZOGs in the US and Italy refused to attend the drill and as the result – NATO postponed the drill. To add salt to this insult, Turkish TV Channel TRT 1 aired Ayrilik (Farewell), a prime time show the Israel Occupation Force (IOF) soldiers as sadists who murder Palestinian children with deliberate premeditation.
One scene shows a soldier approaching a Palestinian girl as she stands with her back against a wall in an alley of what looks like a West Bank city. The actor playing the soldier slowly raises his gun, looks intently at the innocently smiling girl, and then shoots her in the chest from just metres away.
Another scene shows Israeli soldiers killing a baby at a roadblock. Yet another shows a bullet in slow motion chasing a small boy fleeing as soldiers disperse a demonstration with live ammunition. The bullet then hits him in the back, and he falls to the ground.
Irritated Israeli racist Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman said that “broadcasting this series is incitement of the most severe kind, and it is done under government sponsorship. Such a drama series, which doesn’t even have the slightest link to reality and which presents Israeli soldiers as murderers of innocent children, isn’t worthy of being broadcast even by enemy states and certainly not in a (Muslim) state which has full diplomatic relations with Israel.”
Israeli propaganda against its former closest Muslim ally is in full gear as result of Turkey’s booming economy, and country being accepted as ‘one of them’ by the Muslim world under Erdogan’s six-year governance. As expected, the Zionists have stoop to their usual game of ‘anti-Semitism’. Though recognizing that Erdogan himself is not an anti-Semite (he is reciepant of ADL’s highest award as ‘friend of Jews’) – the leader of Turkey’s 27,000-strong Jewish community, Sylvio Ovadya, recently asked Turkish president Abdullah Gul to make anti-Semitism a crime (sort of the Hate Law in the US and EU countries to protect Israeli interests).
Joshua W. Walker, a Fellow at the powerful Zionist think tank, Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), writing for the Foreign Policy magazine under the heading “What’s the matter with Turkey?”, played the usual ‘Islamophobe card”:
“The consolidation of AKP’s political power has eliminated many of the traditional fault-lines in Turkey’s perennial Kulturkampf. Few Turkey watchers would have ever believed that the military establishment and an Islamist-rooted political party could make common cause. Yet, the AKP is now riding a wave of popular sentiment that accommodates a previously irreconcilable mix of religious and secular nationalism. Oddly, Turkey has become more European, more democratic, more Islamic, and increasingly more nationalist simultaneously. In this complex political environment, the AKP has resorted to the lowest common denominators of economic and political populism to ensure its appeal among a large swath of the Turkish electorate that is angry at the EU, the United States, and Israel.”
Many Turk-watchers believe that since the signing of Turkey-Armeniean protocol – Turkey doesn’t need American Jewish Lobby’s support to shield it in the Congress from the alleged Armenian Genocide – carried out by the Crypto and Zionist Jews.
http://rehmat1.wordpress.com/2009/10/16/ayrilik-farewell-israel/
Of course Jews don't need to go to the depths of their/our hearts to realize that Israel's actions in Gaza were on a par with the Nazi destruction of the Warsaw Ghetto and some of the other terrible crimes it commited during WWII. It is blatently obvious even to the settlers cheering on the F16s from the hilltops overlooking Gaza that Israel has become Hitler's greatest success story: a proxy Nazi regime embedded at the very centre of the Western democracies. Imprisoned in his Berlin bunker by the surrounding Soviet army, how could Hitler have dreamed that his ideas would in fact bloom again and very possibly be instrumental in bringing about the destruction of the planet itself.
You should've heard the crowd in front of the Bayazit Mosque after the Friday prayings during the Gaza Assault shouting: "TAYYIP, SEND US TO GAZA! TAYYIP, SEND US TO GAZZA!"
And soon…..Tayyip will do send his soldiers to Palestine!
OFFENSIVE!!!
Or what else should we do? Still sit at home and just watch and talk and write how the "Palestinian drama" could be solved? If there is a war, you use the tools of war..
The press consultant of Erdogan himself was a movie maker by the way, his first documentary had been cencored due to its content opposing the secular Kemalist doctrine.
Kemal Ozturk is a truly anti-Zionist and "ex-radical" pro-Iranian writer.
They all hate Israel!
And they do not hide this anymore.
The Turkish nation ( by the way I am not a nationalist at all, I actually am an just an "earthling"…) hates Israel, too.
And they do not hide this at all!
DIE ISRAEL! DIE! DIE!
It is Turkey's duty to fight against the Zionist state.
esselamun aleyqum
There appear but 3 solution to any interethnic conflicting claims for land: a humane one, political one, or criminal one.
One wld roll one's eyes if anyone wld assert that christians and khaz'ns did not know that only criminal 'solution' had been available.
And even today, US-nato, israel, and christo-talmudic cultists are pursuing the criminal process; usually called by criminals "peace process".
Just recently, 98% of americans have voted for just that process. Some people don't like to hear that. They say that the 'peace process' was not on platform; thus americans cldn't have voted for it.
Question arises, what was on platform that did not have room for the war process or land stealing process? The same as always: numerous tacit and explicit 'promises', commands, invocation of dangers, condemnations, wishes, outright lies, half truths, etc.
What wld pols and priests do if they were not allowed to make or were criticized for making 'promises'? How much acumen or honesty does it take for a priest or pol to make hundreds or thousands of 'promises'?
Lotsof cunning and zilch honesty! Folks, that's all one needs.
No, sorry about that: one needs cia, fbi, army, private army, etc. behind you if you want to behave like that!
I evaluate all 'promises' as lies. Priests of all stripes are as bad or even worse than pols in this abominable behavior, and which cost humanities so much. All poverty, warfare, tortures, expulsions, slavery, 'religions', cults, etc., are caused by words. All wars start by words!
I made only one 'promise' to my bride: if u marry me, u"ll have lostsof trouble. And sure enough she got her share!
Devil forbid a prez wld dare say: I came to make mistakes! This is a valid prediction; being such it is avoided lioke a plague.
For one thing uncle sam wld never allow any of his servants to speak of the proven phenomenon that we all make mistakes. Nor can a prez or pol ever be wrong while in service of her/his 'country' [read, ruling class].
A soldier in combat or peacetime can do a wrong thing and be punished because s/he is in lower category of service to the 'country'.
A pol can be wrong while in service of uncle sam only if uncle doesn't like what the pol has done. 99% of US pop is excluded from judging a wrong doing pol. tnx
The Zionazis shows their vengeance by boycotting Turkish resorts and coffee….
http://rehmat1.wordpress.com/2009/10/21/israelis-to-boycott-turkish-resorts-and-coffee/