August 31, 2026
*** Latest Q Scene: Turkey's Revenge on Israel? ***
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NY Times: Tensions Spike Between Turkey and Israel as They Vie for Regional Influence
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The "growing tension" between powerful Turkey and the now out-of-business Shitty Little State should, as with everything else, be analyzed within the context of "The Movie" (Rated Q). In this film, the SLS was actually placed under submission at least 4 years ago and its top bosses arrested / executed. So then, for purposes of "The Movie," the question, specifically, is this: Where are the scriptwriters at White Hat Productions going with this "dangerous" adversarial posture between two American allies?.The article describes the make-believe "war of words" between the leaders of the two states:."President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey has in recent years referred to Israel as a “terror state,” compared its prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, to Hitler and suggested the possibility of Turkish military intervention inside Israel..Mr. Netanyahu, for his part, has called Mr. Erdogan an “antisemitic dictator,” and members of the Israeli government have accused Turkey of supporting terrorism and acting like “an enemy state.”
.Only time will tell where this act goes, but a really fun fantasy scene would involve the triumphant Turks re-occupying Palestine -- which was virtually totally Arab-populated part of the Ottoman Turkish Empire from 1516-1917 -- and officially ending the SLS in its current form. The pleasant daydream of such an unlikely (though not impossible) scene offers us an excellent "teachable moment" ™ for reviewing the history of how it came to be that the Turks lost Palestine after Globo-Zionist World War I.
1. The scripted "clash" between Turkey & the SLS may start in Syria -- which neighbors both. // 2 & 3. The Turks must surely remember how, during World War I, the British made common cause with the Zionist Mafia to end the vast Ottoman Empire and snatch Palestine and holy Jerusalem from the Arab subjects of Turkey.
Prior to the Ottoman Turks, Palestine was also ruled, over the course of the centuries and at varying times, by Seljuk Turks -- Egyptian Mamluks -- various Muslim and "Crusader States" -- the Romans -- the Jewish Kingdoms -- Greeks -- Persians -- Babylonians -- and, oldest of all, the pre-Israelite Canaanites. Even the Mongols held the region for a little while..Though the Turks had allowed a very limited, Rothschild-funded Jewish immigration during the 1890s, the Zionist offer to buy Palestine was turned down strongly. Sultan Abdul Hamid II rejected such proposals -- famously stating, in 1901: "The Jews can keep their millions. I would rather plunge a sword into my own body rather than see Palestine taken away from Islam." That is the historical moment when the Cabal began maneuvering against Turkey geopolitically, while subverting the Sultan internally with the "spontaneous" Jewish / Freemason Young Turks Revolution of 1908. The Sultan was forced to abdicate in 1909.
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The Zionists had devised other means of securing Turkey's cooperation. It was during the Jewish-engineered "Great War" (World War I) that the Zionists made their bold move to make Palestine Jewish. By December 1916, the Central Powers (Germany, Austria-Hungary, Turkey) held a clear advantage over the Allies (France, UK, Russia). With not one square inch of Germany being occupied, Germany offered generous peace terms. Kaiser Wilhelm was willing to just call off the war and return to how things were..At the opportune moment, Zionists Chaim Weizman and Nahum Sokolow (supported by the Rothschilds) approached the British with a dirty deal. They offered to use their international influence -- specifically, their ownership of U.S. President Woodrow Wilson due to sexual blackmail -- to bring the U.S. into the war on Britain's side. The price that Britain had to pay was to seize Palestine from Ottoman Turkey (Germany’s ally) and allow the Jews to settle there. Though the official declaration of British support for a Jewish homeland was not to be put in writing until 1917 Balfour Declaration, the agreement was, in fact, reached in December of 1916. Soon after that, Zionist anti-German propaganda was unleashed in the U.S. while the Zionists and Marxists of Germany began to undermine Germany's war effort from within..When American power was finally deployed against Germany in 1918, the British were freed up to head south and -- with help from rebellious Arab nationalists who knew nothing about the Balfour promise -- finish off the Turks and take control of Palestine as agreed with the Zionists. The Sultan, Mehmed VI, would be toppled in 1922. The British themselves -- after being terrorized by Jewish gangs -- finally handed Palestine over to Jewish governance in 1948..And now you know,
The Sultan of Turkey said "NO!" to Zionist boss Theodore Herzl's offer to buy Palestine. War and intrigue would be the only way to achieve "Greater Israel."
The early Zionist plotters in Europe and America understood all along that if Turkey wasn't going to sell Palestine (via debt restructuring), a World War (involving the UK & USA) and border redraw would be necessary. L-R: Theodore Herzl (Austria), Chaim Weizman (UK), Nutum Sokolow (UK), the "Red Rabbi," Stephen Weiss (USA)
STEP BY STEP
1 & 2. The Balfour Declaration (written by Lord Balfour and addressed to Walter Rothschild) was used to bring the U.S. into World War I and led to the Zionists establishing their foothold in previously Turkish-ruled Palestine. // 3. Once in, the Zionists began terrorizing the Arab majority and then murderously attacked the British authorities. // 4. 1948: "Zionists Proclaim New State of Israel. Truman Recognizes It.
Boobus Americanus 1: I read in the New York Times today that dangerous tensions are developing between Turkey and Israel..Boobus Americanus 2: I hate to say it, but I've just about had it up to here with Netanyahu! If a world war breaks out, it will be his fault! -St. Sugar: Sig heil, Boobuss! Sig Heil!.Editor: Baby steps, baby girl -- baby steps.
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