kywroel

Anything is possible... as long it is not possible... and becomes possible.

[kywroel @Kywroel]

It is surreal how Europe and NATO do not see who this man is.
He is responsible for at least 40% of the illegal migrants entering Europe right now, and he has turned Turkey into an open door for that.
The number of military bases he has established across the Middle East and North Africa suggests a goal of regional domination and a revival of the Turkish-Ottoman empire.
NATO leaders are trying not to acknowledge what is happening, but as time passes they will have to face it, whether they like it or not.
Under his command, Turkey has become a major Trojan horse.
Between Islam and Western civilization, which side will he choose or has he already chosen? 🤔

[Geert Wilders @geertwilderspvv]

Erdogan: Hamas are liberators.

The man is a total freak and a dangerous Islamist himself.

Kick #Turkey out of NATO.

And remove #Erdogan from office, the Turkish people deserve so much better: democracy, secularism and Turkish women want to reverse the Arabization of #Türkiye.

[Dan Burmawi @DanBurmawy]

This week, a man walked into a Catholic church in Jaffa, Israel. He smashed a statue of Jesus, damaged multiple crosses, and threw down two statues of Catholic saints.

Did you hear about it?

No, you didn’t.

You know why? Because the perpetrator was a Muslim.

[Ahmed pak 🇵🇰 @Ahmedpak378456]

This is what Turkey did to Kurdish cities in 2016, over 11 Kurdish cities were reduced to rubble.

Never forget.

[David Harris @DavidHarrisNY]

Turkey OCCUPIED #Gaza for 400 yrs. Never offered independence.

Turkey MASSACRED 1.5 million Armenian #Christians. To this day, never acknowledged the genocide.

Turkey was NEUTRAL & PROFITED from war against greatest evil in history—German Nazism.

Turkey has OCCUPIED 37% of EU member #Cyprus since 1974.

Turkey has SUPPRESSED aspirations of tens of millions of #Kurds.

Turkey JAILS political dissidents & journalists.

Turkey HOSTS #Hamas & other terrorists.

Turkey CONSPIRES w/ radical, anti-Western Muslim Brotherhood.

And we’re supposed to take morality lessons from @RTErdogan & company?

Give me a break!

[kywroel @Kywroel]

@japan_nobunaga The description is just perfect!

[Adi @Adi13]

Remember this:

Erdoğan is the one looking for trouble, not Israel. Don’t twist the narrative or blame Israel for tensions that Erdoğan himself is helping to create.

[kywroel @Kywroel]

@JustLuai I am afraid if people don't start to realize they are under siege many more European countries will be added to that list.

[Jade @safewordsorg]

If me pointing out that the majority of the men that abused me were Pakistani Muslim men makes me racist, then racist I am.

You do not understand the horrors I have had to live through.

[kywroel @Kywroel]

@Grok, what is the origin, from which part of the planet, the turk-ottomans came when they invaded Constantinople, for this search do not use Wikipedia instead use the Library of Congress.

Central Asia (the steppes of Central Asia / the region of the Altai Mountains, Lake Baikal, and related areas in what is now parts of Mongolia, southern Siberia, and surrounding territories).9d88cc
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According to the Library of Congress Federal Research Division’s Turkey: A Country Study (1996 edition, based on research completed in 1995):
The earliest historical references to the Turks appear in Chinese records around 200 B.C., referring to tribes known as the Hsiung-nu (related to the Western term “Hun”). These lived in an area bounded by the Altai Mountains, Lake Baikal, and the northern edge of the Gobi Desert; they are regarded as ancestors of the Turks. Later Chinese sources in the sixth century A.D. identify the tribal kingdom of the Tu-Küe (or Gök Türk / Göktürk) on the Orkhon River south of Lake Baikal. Other Turkish nomads from the Altai region founded the Göktürk Empire, whose influence extended in the sixth through eighth centuries from the Aral Sea to the Hindu Kush (Transoxania).
Turkish migrations after the sixth century formed part of a broader movement of peoples out of central Asia, driven by factors such as climatic changes, population pressures on pastoral economies, and pressure from stronger neighbors. Groups including the Oghuz (Oguz) moved south of the Oxus River and westward.
On the Ottomans specifically (the dynasty that conquered Constantinople in 1453 under Mehmed II):
Documentation of their early history is scarce. According to semi-legendary accounts, Ertuğrul (khan of the Kayı tribe of the Oghuz Turks) took service with the sultan of Rum (the Seljuk Sultanate of Rum in Anatolia) at the head of a gazi force. He was granted territory in Bithynia (northwestern Anatolia, facing Byzantine strongholds at Bursa, Nicomedia/İzmit, and Nicaea).
Leadership passed to his son Osman I (r. ca. 1284–1324), founder of the Osmanlı (Ottoman) Dynasty. The small amirate expanded from this northwestern Anatolian base.
In short, the Turk-Ottomans who took Constantinople were a branch of Oghuz Turkic peoples whose ultimate origins lay in the Central Asian steppes. They (and related Turkic groups) had migrated westward over centuries—reaching Anatolia in significant numbers especially after the 11th century (with further waves in the 13th century amid Mongol pressures)—and established their principality in northwestern Anatolia before expanding into the Balkans and conquering Constantinople.51ec8a
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This is drawn from Library of Congress materials (the Country Study produced by its Federal Research Division and related Near East collection guides noting Turkic peoples’ movement from the Central Asian steppes into Anatolia). The immediate political base of the Ottomans at the time of the 1453 conquest was already in Anatolia and the Balkans, but their ethnic and tribal origin traces to Central Asia.

[The Viking Jew @jew_viking]

A short history of Turkey in the 20th century

🔴 Armenian Genocide (1915): 1.5 million massacred and deported.

🔴 Greek Genocide (1914-1923): 1.2 million exterminated or expelled.

🔴 Assyrian Genocide (1915-1918): 275,000 Christians massacred.

🔴 Great Famine of Lebanon (1915-1918): 200,000 dead due to deliberate confiscation of food.

🔴 Dersim Genocide (1937-1938): chemical weapons against Kurds.

🔴 Racial Tax (1942): 232% for Armenians, 179% for Jews, 156% for Greeks. Systematic economic destruction.

🔴 Istanbul Pogrom (1955): hundreds of Greek women and children raped by mobs organized by the State.

🔴 Cyprus Invasion (1974): 200,000 Greeks expelled. Occupation that continues today.

🔴 Kurds (1980s-90s): 2,685 villages razed. 2 million displaced.

🔴 Northern Syria (2015-present): 400,000 Kurds expelled and replaced by Arab settlers.

[kywroel @Kywroel]

@elonmusk Soon will become similar to,

[kywroel @Kywroel]

@anah_sahh How to use Ai properly, I mean ask correctly your question because if not you will get a wrong answer.... 🙄

[Laura Loomer @LauraLoomer]

Turkey is preparing to invade Israel with Julani’s ISIS forces.

Everyone is about to find out there’s no such thing as a rehabilitated jihadi.

Julani and Erdogan are working together to plan an assault on Israel to kill as many Jews as possible.

Turkey should be kicked out of NATO.

[Insurrection Barbie @DefiyantlyFree]

Today it was announced by Treasury that Hezbollah is not just surviving on vague “Iranian support.” It has an organized, international system for physically moving enormous amounts of cash outside the normal banking system so sanctions cannot stop it.

According to Treasury, a network operating between Iran, Turkey, the UAE and Lebanon has used couriers on ordinary commercial flights to move potentially hundreds of millions of dollars for Hezbollah. Turkish businessman Yunus Alper Yilmaz allegedly managed the courier operation, using Turkish exchange houses, front companies and bank accounts connected to Iran’s IRGC-Quds Force. Treasury sanctioned him and nine other people involved in collecting, coordinating or physically transporting the cash.

Treasury is also now formally re-designating Hezbollah as acting for or on behalf of Iran’s IRGC-Quds Force, citing Iran’s coordination of Hezbollah attacks and what Treasury describes as the IRGC-QF’s “deep involvement” in Hezbollah’s political decision-making.

And this cash-smuggling network is only one piece of the financing operation. Treasury says Hezbollah and its allies also use oil smuggling, illicit shipping, commodity sales and bulk-cash smuggling to generate and move money throughout the region.

Just more evidence that Iran has built and finances a regional proxy network, and Hezbollah is its prized possession.

[kywroel @Kywroel]

I am sure that if the investigation goes deeper, it will uncover links between the IRGC‑Quds Force, Turkey, Hezbollah, and Hamas to multiple drug cartels, including those connected to the late Chávez-era Venezuela and the current Maduro-era Venezuela.
And since Maduro is no longer in control, it is likely that a second‑in‑command is attempting to run the operation again.
The erosion, and dismissal by any means of Western civilization has far more tentacles than this one alone, but together they are unfortunately achieving their goal.

[kywroel @Kywroel]

@japan_nobunaga

[kywroel @Kywroel]

@cb_doge That's a lot of material going up, how many lunar bases are being build?

[kywroel @Kywroel]

@Rainmaker1973 Besides bees the master pollinators.

[Rise Of Alberta @RiseOfAlberta]

🚨BREAKING: Alberta now has a timeline to leave Canada.

October 19, 2026: Albertans vote to schedule an independence referendum.

Spring 2027: Albertans vote on independence itself.

Canada's largest energy producer could be a new country within a year.