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Hail to Erdogan on the Local Election Victory
By Khalid Amayreh
Al-Jazeerah, CCUN, April 3, 2014
The convenient local election victory earned by the quasi-Islamic ruling
party in Turkey, headed by Recep Tayyip Erdogan, is a very bad news for the
enemies of freedom and enemies of Islam in the region and beyond. It
is bad news for the ultra-secularist but-sectarian-minded enemies of Islam
at the Turkish arena who have been making rabid efforts of late to scuttle
Turkey's successful Islamic experiment. These forces, eager to take
Turkey back to the days of military tyranny, have been organizing vociferous
protests against the government. Their demands had a thin façade of
legitimacy as they raised slogans against government despotism and
corruption. However, their real opposition centered on Erdogan's Islamic
approach. They simply wanted Erdogan to turn his back on Islam, something
that no dignified and honorable Muslim could ever do. Alawite Turks,
who follow a pseudo-Islamic sect which believes that Ali ibn Abei Taleb was
God-incarnate, has been infuriated by Erdogan's support for the Syrian
revolution against the murderous Alawite regime in neighboring Syria.
The truth of the matter, however, is that Erdogan's stance against the Assad
regime doesn't stem from any sectarian considerations but is the result of
the bloody and nefarious nature of the Damascus junta. In the final
analysis, a regime that murders his people at will and wantonly destroys his
country in order to remain in power is a diabolical regime par excellence.
Second, Erdogan's elections victory must also be bad news for Israel
and its Free Masonic and other anti-Islam agents in Turkey itself.
Indeed, ever since the advent of Erdogan at the helm of power in Turkey more
than ten years ago, Turkey has been a consistent supporter of the just
Palestinian cause. This support, especially to Hamas, the
Palestinian Islamic liberation movement, infuriated Israel which always
viewed the Turkish republic as a satellite-state orbiting Talmudic Israel, a
criminal state that is hell-bent on ethnically cleansing the Palestinian
people and crushing any efforts on the part of the Muslim Umma to
reinstitute the rule of Sharia. Needless to say, the rule of Sharia
is the ultimate anathema for Israel because a truly Islamic state will never
accept or come to terms with the arrogation of Palestine by Zionism.
Erdogan's victory is also bad news for the Sissi gang in Cairo. Sissi and
cohorts have been trying desperately to tarnish the image of the Turkish
Prime Minister who had the courage to condemn the fascist coup in Cairo
against the only democratically-elected President in Egypt's history.
The United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia must be very disappointed by
Erdogan's victory. The decadent rulers of both states calculate that
the success of any Islamic democratic experiment anywhere in the world will
expose the utter depravity and moral bankruptcy of the tribal regimes in
their respective countries. Hence, reinforcing Erdoganism is the
antithesis of what these corrupt despots hope for. Finally, the main
Shiite powers of Iran, Iraq and Hizbullah, must also be greatly unhappy with
Erdogan's victory. For them, the strength and stability of any Sunni
Muslim country interferes with and seriously undermines efforts at spreading
Shiite hegemony in the region. We in Palestine are quite happy that
Erdogan and his party have been able to democratically defeat their enemies
who are actually the enemies of Turkey and the enemies of Palestine and
Islam. We hope that Turkey, our big sister to the north, will
continue to grow both quantitatively and qualitatively for the glory of the
Turkish nation. God bless Turkey.
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