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Erdogan plans to convert Europe to Radical Islam

Saint Sophia Cathedral converted to a Mosque by force

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Steven Sahiounie, journalist and political commentator

Europe is historically a group of Christian nations, now banded together as an economic unit known as the European Union (EU). Turkey is a Muslim nation, on the edge of Europe, with a long stated goal of entering the EU, but consistently denied on the basis of religion.

Turkey’s President Erdogan decided to benefit by the crisis in Syria, by using migrants flooding into Europe as a method to change the demographics to Turkey’s favor.

Turkey has been sending boat loads of asylum seekers and economic migrants from Syria, and other Muslim countries, such as Iraq and Afghanistan.  Promises of benefits are inferred, but not stated by the Europeans.

Turkey did not empty their Syrian refugee camps, as they profit by the donations and international pledges for the upkeep of the refugees.  Systematically, the money which comes pouring in for the refugees is only partially spent on the refugees.  The Turkish authorities from the highest office holder, to the lowest guard on duty at the camps, are benefiting financially from the refugees.   They encouraged  persons, inside Syria and elsewhere, to go on the boats to Greece.

The migrants did not travel free of charge.  Each person taking a boat ride paid between one to three thousand Euros to make the short crossing in inflatable rafts.  Many of the migrants came from safe and peaceful areas, such as the Syrian coast, which had never had battles, or airstrikes.   Those persons did not leave death and destruction behind them, but sold homes, cars and furniture to pay for their new life in Germany, at the expense of the German taxpaying citizen.  The people in the camps, who could have benefited the most out of a new European life and welfare benefits, could not sail away, because they had no money to pay for the voyage.

Migrants followed migrants, like sheep running over a cliff, encouraged by jealousy, envy and greed.  They wondered why they should stay in Syria when their neighbors were getting free benefits in Germany.  Certainly, there were refugees who had suffered greatly in Syria and elsewhere and did, and still do, deserve help in starting a new life, in a safe place.

The Turkish people smugglers, “Boat-Men”, have worked and profited freely.  The Turkish police, intelligence services, security forces, Coast Guard, and Military have all been trained, well paid,  and on duty in large numbers.  Yet, the “Boat-Men” have gone on operating without fear of obstruction.  The “Boat-Men” pay a large fee to the government authorities to turn a blind eye.

The population of Europe had been dwindling, due to a low birth rate, unlike Muslim countries, because of the culture of large families.   Erdogan’s plan was to increase dramatically the Muslim population in Europe, and eventually Turkey would be the winner, by entering the EU, as the objection due to religion could no longer be used.

The plan would depend on the new migrants eventually becoming citizens, and future generations might be government office holders and officials.  It is estimated that over two million Muslims have entered Europe in 2015.  This huge influx will have drastic consequences inside Europe and globally.

The Saint Sophia Cathedral in Istanbul has been a tourist attraction for over half a century.  The Christian Cathedral was converted to a Mosque after the Islamic conquest of Constantinople, the capital of the Byzantine Empire, by the central Asian hordes which became the Ottoman Empire.  In 1934 the Turkish government designated Haji Sophia as a museum, which later became a UNESCO world heritage site.

Recently, President Erdogan officially re-converted the museum to a Mosque, and last Friday was the first Friday sermon and public prayer there.  The Mufti of Turkey held the sword of Sultan Mohammed al-Fatah, who was a brutal leader of the Ottoman era which lasted 400 years. This marked the first Islamic prayer done there in 86 years.

International condemnation or dismay was voiced at the decision, including the UN, the US, the Vatican, Egypt, Spain, Greece and the domestic Turkish opposition to the Erdogan administration.

Political analysts have commented that this newest move is one more step in the Erdogan plan to re-establish a new Ottoman Empire, which is built upon Radical Islam as a core value, and the move away from modern Turkish secular values which were the foundation of the Attaturk ideology. Erdogan’s AKP party is based on the Muslim Brotherhood ideology, which is Radical Islam, and is not a religion, nor a sect.

In response to this edict by Erdogan, Syria announced plans to construct a new cathedral in the Christian village of Squelbia, in the Hama province, and it will be named Saint Sophia Cathedral, in honor of the shrine in Istanbul.  Syria was the birthplace of Christianity and continues to have large Christian communities throughout the country, though many have left due to persecution by the Radical Islamic terrorists who were supported by Turkey.

Steven Sahiounie is an award-winning journalist

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The statements, views and opinions expressed in this column are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of this site. This site does not give financial, investment or medical advice.

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Olivia Kroth
July 28, 2020

Christians and Jews of Europe will not allow it. Turkey does not even belong to Europe, it is not member of the EU.

Theodros
Theodros
Reply to  Olivia Kroth
July 28, 2020

No more Christians left in Anti-Christ EU and most Jews in Europe would probably welcome an Islamist takeover of Europe!

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Olivia Kroth
Reply to  Theodros
July 28, 2020

People of Jewish faith and Moslems in Europe get along well with each other.

Diana
Diana
July 28, 2020

This is what Salvini was denouncing so firmly. He has been silenced for the moment, but I haven’t written him off at all. How interesting that Syria, so vilified by the West but which allows for plurality of religions, has offered to built a Christian church to be called Saint Sophia Cathedral.

Theodros
Theodros
July 28, 2020

The West itself is aiding and abetting the Islamist takeover of their continent. Western nations turned their backs on Christ and replaced
Christianity with a man-made corrupt and filthy religion known as
(LGBTQ) ‘liberal secularism’. No doubt Islamists will over the West sooner or later. They deserve it.

Olivia Kroth
July 28, 2020

“Europe is historically a group of Christian nations, now banded together as an economic unit known as the European Union (EU).”

This is not quite so. Europe was first populated by non-Christian nations, Christianity took over relatively late.

Olivia Kroth
Reply to  Olivia Kroth
July 28, 2020

Even the name of the continent is not of Christian but of ancient Greek origin. In ancient Greece a whole pantheon of Gods was venerated.

Wikipedia: In classical Greek mythology, Europa was a Phoenician princess. Europe is “wide-gazing”, an epithet for Earth herself in the reconstructed Proto-Indo-European religion and the poetry devoted to it.

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Olivia Kroth
Reply to  Olivia Kroth
July 28, 2020

The Neanderthal man (named after the Neandertal valley in Germany) appeared in Europe 150.000 years ago. The Neanderthals were supplanted by modern humans (Cro-Magnons), who appeared in Europe around 43.000 to 40.000 years ago.

Neither the Neanderthals nor the Cro-Magnons were Christians.

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Olivia Kroth
Reply to  Olivia Kroth
July 28, 2020

European civilization is supposed to have begun with the Ancient Greek and later Ancient Roman Empire, around the turn to the first millenium. These empires, however, were not Christians, they had their ancient Greek and ancient Roman pantheons.

The Migration Period began after the decline of the Roman Empire, with migration of Germanic tribes, Huns and Goths, etc. This began around 375 and ended in 568. These tribes were not Christians either. They had very old pagan religions.

The Christian faith in Europe is realitively new, and it always went hand in hand with Judaism, Islam, nature religions.

Olivia Kroth
July 28, 2020

“Saint Sophia Cathedral converted to a Mosque by force”
This subtitle is not correct, Steven Sahiounie. The Turkish Government did not need to use any force because Istanbul is Turkish territory. Neither Army nor Police were needed to convert the cathedral. It was simply done according to a government decision.

Clarity
Clarity
July 28, 2020

We have 50 million Muslims in Europe. There are signs that Allah will grant Islam victory in Europe—without swords, without guns, without conquest—will turn it into a Muslim continent within a few decades.” Gaddafi in 2006, which means there were well over 10% Muslims in Europe at that time. While Pew Research puts it at 5% in 2016. Not sure how either got their figure, but it won’t take away from the essence of Gaddafi’s… observation.

Tangled Webs
Tangled Webs
July 28, 2020

Well, the Serbs certainly can’t stop them at the gates any more and the Americans will certainly want to keep their past alliances hidden, so I guess Austria’s on its own.

Olivia Kroth
July 28, 2020

“International condemnation or dismay was voiced at the decision, including the UN, the US, the Vatican, Egypt, Spain, Greece and the domestic Turkish opposition to the Erdogan administration.

However, this is only half of the truth. We must add: International condemnation was not voiced by Russia, China, North Korea, Iran, Cuba, Venezuela, Bolivia, Nicaragua and many Islamic countries around the world. They either do not care or they agree with Turkey’s decision. This whole article takes a rather one-sided, Eurocentric point of view.

Rev. L. Walker
Rev. L. Walker
August 1, 2020

Advise to Turkey: Do NOT even dream of it. You try to set foot in Europe and force Islam on Europeans, and you will be reduced to DUST!

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