Falcon29
Elite Member
That is an interesting theory, it's hard to tell what's really going on. For European context it makes sense. In the USA the Jews are well established from an early period and conduct things at grassroots level.Truthfully it means nothing. Isrealis will break all agreements and the US will protect them at the UN.
As for Zionism, I've never seen it as something that has control over the western world, I've always seen it as a movement that is owned and controlled by the Anglo-American world order. But by putting a "Jewish" face to it all it creates a degree of separation and a smokescreen. Anglo-Americans can always pretend that they are battling with zionist influence, when in reality the agenda taking place is their agenda.
For example we will hear how a few million dollars, sometimes just ten to twenty thousand dollars is enough to buy out "congressman" etc. Yet the Arab oil giants have pumped 3 trillion dollars into the USA economy recently and it hasn't counted for squat. This tells me the Jewish influence is just a smokescreen, what your really seeing is the hand of the Anglo-American deep state at work.
If my perspective is correct, that means that its the US that is the primary problem. So its not about defeating Isreal/zionism. Isreal/zionism is simply just an instrument of the anglo-american world order no different to how the islamist feto organisation used to infiltrate and subvert the Turkish nation was no more then an anglo-american instrument.
If Turkiye is pulled into GAZA directly, the likily hood of serious confronation with Isreal is brought forward. But what Turkiye needs is not a confrontation now, it needs 10 to 20 years of domestic military development first. Otherwise your just another Iran. A barking dog with no bite who gets globally humilated at the first point of contact.
So long story short, a Turkish presence in Gaza at this moment in time is most likely a trap.
I'm confused on what they see in Israel if that theory holds true. Maybe they're waiting for Arabs to modernize or something before dumping Israel? Is it mistrust ? Or other factors ? Hard to know
Thats true for Gaza situation, it's risky for Turkey. Gaza is much riskier than South Lebanon and the current sensitive situation is dangerous. Turkey is invested in its growth and some important long term national security projects.
In the future Turkey could play a role because it is from my perspective more passionate about the idea of administering East Jerusalem/Holy Sites/Parts of Palestine than other parties that appear uninterested. A multinational council by Muslims for East Jerusalem / Holy Sites could help solidify Palestinain control /independence over East Jerusalem and West Bank too.






