Turkey and the Ergenekon

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Turkey has been one of the first victims of the Jewish World Order, for those who don't know much about it a good introduction is in CJB Jewish Racism, where he tells the history of the Young Turks and the take over of the Ottoman empire. But to give a brief summary in the Ottoman Empire the Armenians were the financial and administrative class but the Jewish masonic lodges in Salonica Greece (Part of the empire back then) started plotting ever since the time of Shabbatai Zhevi, until Kemal Ataturk and Talat Pasha took over and finally deposed the Sultan, established a Fascist Secular government and declared the Republic of Turkey. Since then the crypto Jews have ruled Turkey with several Juntas and they banned the current ruling party which is Islamic (Justice and Development Party) until they managed to win the elections a few years ago. Since then many Turks have become more in touch with their roots and historical connection with the Arabs as opposed to crypto Jews ruling the military who oppose the Arabs in favor of israhell. (also more about Attaturk here http://www.atajew.com/)

Anyway it seems that Turkey is somewhat trying to break these chains, slowly there has been a shift away from secular fascism, the ban on Hijab in parliment has been defied by the Prime Minister's wife (a devout Muslim), schools, universties and academia. Also there has been a revival of Islamic history of Turkey and a great deal of theories concerning the Jews especially regarding the Armenian genocide, Turkey doesn't want to be blamed at least not alone, also the position of Turkey have changed drastically from a pro US to an opposer to the US wars, here are some interesting links.

http://www.michigandaily.com/content/us ... ase-turkey
http://cltv.trb.com/news/nationworld/ir ... 9684.story
http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2003/03/ ... 79751.html

As for the Kurdish workers party which is a banned party in Turkey, the attacks are mainly coming from Northern Iraq and not from Turkey itself. Which begs the question of israeli involvement since they were training Kurdish Pashmerga in Northern Iraq in 2005, the attacks came exactly 2 years later in 2007. Was it to pressure the government in to war and somehow embaress Turkey so the government would resign? especially that they have been winning one election after the other, they even tried to ban it by the supreme court and failed. So when all the options failed they opted for covert Attaturk style coup.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2005/dec/02/iraq.israel
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/n ... 363116.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/7020360.stm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Justice_an ... ty_(Turkey)

Recently however a plot was uncovered in Turkey that involved assasinations of prominent proMuslim and proJustice intellectuals and government personale, the plot was planned by a group called Ergenkon (in refernce to a place where all the Turks were gathered). I am sure many of you are also thinking of the similarity with the Ergun terrorist group's name. Its not strange to find the Mossad hands in that too according to Milliyet "Israel's national intelligence agency Mossad has been behind a failed coup in Turkey, the Turkish daily newspaper" Turkeys dwindling support for the zionist entity. The BBC reported this "It is claimed their plan was to assassinate a string of Turkish intellectuals, including Nobel Laureate Orhan Pamuk, fomenting chaos and provoking a military intervention in 2009." Orhan has been an outspoken critic of the Turkish role in the Armenian and Kurdish genocides. There has been many arrests of Military generals and even government members so lets hope they succeed in removing the cancer.

http://www.presstv.com/detail.aspx?id=7 ... =351020204
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7225889.stm

So are we seeing a revival of Islamic governments coming back to Islamic countries? Egypt is also having the samething with the Muslim brotherhood and HAMAS won by a landslide in Palestine. If this does happen israhell would be in a lot of trouble, so lets hope it does.