The World is Preparing for a Multi-Power Scenario by Behcet Kaya (BA Political Science/International Studies)

The following article is based on my personal analysis and opinion based on recent factual events. 

Let’s begin with a look at the latest chaos in France. Three Kurdish origin PKK members were gunned down in Paris by a purported French ultra-nationalist gunman who opened fire in a Kurdish Ahmet Kaya cultural center. In addition to those killed, many were wounded. Soon after, the French authorities identified the gunman as a mentally unstable individual. 

Taking revenge, the Kurdish PKK group began destroying shops, businesses, overturning and setting cars on fire, and injuring French police. The uprising had no similarity to the French Yellow Jackets, who frequently demonstrate, but do not destroy property. 

From the PKK point of view the chaos was intended to show their anger at the murders and to try and convince the people of France that it was carried out by the Turkish Deep State. 

Attempting to blame Turkiye is not a new tactic. In the past, when three women founders of PKK in France were gunned downed, it was blamed on the Turkish MIT (Milli Istihberat Teskilati/Turkish Intelligence Service. 

But should this recent carnage be blamed on Turkiye? No, it should not. 

In my opinion, again based on facts, it is the Pentagon teaching French President Macron a lesson. Why? Because Macron is not happy with what is happening in the Ukraine/Russian war. Macron is openly telling Europe that they must form its own military and not to trust the U.S. and NATO. 

Remember this one very important fact. The PKK is controlled by the U.S. They alone pull the strings. The U.S. is using the PKK in the proxy war in Syria against Turkiye along with their counterparts, YPG/PYD and the Syrian Democratic Army. In fact, the U.S. Centcom general proudly announced and bragged recently on social media how he cleverly changed the terrorist organization PKK’s name to Democratic Army. Of course, nobody buys the lies, but it looks good politically. Even U.S. recognizes the PKK as a terrorist organization. That is that! 

That brings us briefly back to the 2020 U.S. national elections. Trump won hands down. However, the Pentagon could not afford Trump and his MAGA policies to have a second term. Trump’s priorities were well-known. Take care of U.S. citizens first, live peacefully in the world, and not try and police the rest of the world. 

Instead, easily controlled, dementia riddled Biden was ceremoniously installed. Half the country called foul. But to no avail. Even the SCOTUS refused to hear fact-based evidence to be presented. The last two years of the Biden/Obama administration have had devastating results on the country. 

Last week the Senate Democrats along with 18 RINO Republicans passed a 1.7 trillion boondoggle budget. 800 billion is allocated to the defense budget, 47 billion is allocated to the (U.S.) puppet President Zelensky to continue the war in Ukraine. But Zelensky wants more. He wants long-range missiles capable of hitting Moscow. Ahh, and the Pentagon tells Zelensky that they support him in continuing the war. But, under no circumstances, can he hit Moscow. That would be Armageddon, i.e., a nuclear war and WWIII. 

Why is the Pentagon pushing this proxy war with Russia? It is to weaken Russia and overthrow President Putin. Will it work? That is debatable. In my opinion Putin is the cleverest president in the world. 

So, why is the Pentagon spending almost half of the world’s military budget? Quite simply, to keep the U.S. hegemony in the world. 

Why did Pelosi visit Taiwan recently? In order to keep tension heightened between China and Taiwan. But China is not stupid. Then Pelosi went to Armenia, crying along with the Armenians, as she placed flowers on the tomb, keeping up the pretenses of the tall Armenian-Genocide tale. Why? To keep the Armenians at war with Azerbaijan. All the while telling Azerbaijan that yes, they won the war, but they can’t keep the peace, because she won’t let them. 

That is what the Pentagon instructed her to tell Azerbaijan. That is why the Armenians keep signing peace agreements but never keep them. The latest developments are the ongoing problems in the Karabagh. Armenians are still attacking and ambushing Azerbaijani solders at night but paying with heavy casualties. In other words, the war has not ended between Armenia and Azerbaijan. President Putin tried to negotiate a peace treaty between the respective Armenian and Azerbaijan foreign ministers, but the Armenian foreign minister did not show up for the meeting. 

By keeping wars going in different parts of the world, America keeps its hegemony in the 21st century. That is the plan of the Pentagon. And now a new war between Turkiye and Greece is about to break out. Most probably by March 18, 2023. 

Why? Because Turkiye is going to start the engines on its MMU TFX 5th generation fighter jet along with debuting many new weapons. On the other hand, Greece is preparing to declare a 12-mile coastline border in Crete. That means the Ocean agreements between Turkiye, and Libya will be violated. That my friends will be considered out right war by Turkiye. 

Who is behind this dangerous charade? The Pentagon’s low IQ politicians. Why? Because the Pentagon does not want Turkiye to advance its defense projects. The U.S. is not happy with Turkiye and believes the Turks are out of its control. 

That is why the Pentagon illegally took Turkiye out of the partnership project on the F-35. It simply used the excuse that as a NATO member, it was illegal for Turkiye to purchase the Russian made S-400 air defense system. So, why is it not illegal for Greece to own the Russian made S-300 air defense system? They are also a NATO member. The hypocrisy is mind-boggling. 

The Turks learned a great deal from building almost 1000 F-35 parts, including the main fuselage. But then Turkish companies lost over 27 billion as a result of being excluded from the Joint strike F-35 project. Not only that, but it also resulted in the sky rocketing price of the F-35 to 120 million. How stupid that can be? 

Also, Israel does not want Turkiye to own F-35s which would make them militarily more powerful than Israel. Too bad for Israel. Turkiye now owns its own amphibious warship, similar to the aircraft Carrier TCG Anadolu. It has Tayfun Missiles ranging over 1000 miles. It also has the KIZIL ELMA fighter drone jet and the Turkish-made Bayraktar TB2 which has been sold to over 27 nations: far superior to the Israeli-made Herons. 

These weapon systems are just the tip of the iceberg. known. During a friendly conversation, the Turkish defense secretary revealed that there are more than 40 more projects that have not been announced to the public. “Let the enemy think he has the upper hand, and we will show them who has the power when the time comes.” 

That is why the Pentagon now has 9 military basses in Greece. With Europe and the U.S. behind Greece, it’s a matter of time before their over confidence will lead to war between Turkiye and Greece. As I mentioned earlier, my prediction is by next March (2023). Furthermore, the Greeks are shouting loudly to the world that Turkiye is the aggressor, and they are the peaceful nation. That is why the U.S. is using Greece as a proxy to slow down Turkish defense projects. 

A few years back, during a NATO military drill, the CIA knowingly made a target for the drills by using Ataturk’s picture and President Erdogan’s pictures. Of course, Turkiye protested and withdrew its military units from the NATO exercises. NATO General Secretary Stoltenberg did apologize to Turkiye. 

We Turks never believed that apology. 

The fact is the Pentagon and Anglo-Saxon Europe do not want the two sides of the Aegean Sea, Turkiye and Greece, to live in peace. Why? Because it is not in their national interest. Therefore, Greece and Armenia are both used as proxy nations. That is why there are miscalculations in the U.S. policy. They supply Greece with the latest weapons in the hope that the air superiority balance will tilt towards Greece. All the islands in Aegean Sea have been weaponized despite the Lozan and Paris Agreements in the hope that Turkiye will lose their air superiority. Land forces and sea forces are not efficient without air support, and the aim is to spread the war to Anatolia and conquer Turkiye. 

Here is what the Turks think. Turkiye (and being Turkish-American include myself in this) does not think the Greek people are the enemy. We want to continue living peacefully, but we will protect what is ours. The Greek government thinks that the Aegean Sea is rightfully theirs. If the Turks want to send their ships into the Mediterranean, they must first get permission from the Greeks. Greece has a six-mile continental seashore, but they want to have a 10-mile air space. No country, not even the U.S. recognizes such stupidity. The Greeks think that they brought civilization to the world and with Europe behind them they can corner the Turks. They learned nothing from the world wars They have forgotten everything. 

The current government of Greece has an election coming up in March-April 2023. By provoking Turkiye and keeping the Turks as a staunch enemy, the Mitsotakis puppet of the U.S. will come to power. I repeat, we Turks don’t consider the Greek people as the enemy. We want to live in peace. Let’s do common tourism together, let’s share the wealth of Aegean Sea together. There is enough for both countries. Greece is no match to Turkiye. Don’t make the same mistakes your ancestors made during WWI. 

Thankfully we are already seeing the Greek people, particularly in academic circles, raising their voices against the Mitsotakis puppet government. Mitsotakis tells the world that they are with the Ukrainians and that Turkiye is the aggressor as is Russia. The fact is Turkiye is not Russia, and the Greeks are not Ukrainians. It is more like learn the lesson from Armenia and Azerbaijan. 

We want to live in peace. But if you want war, consider this. The islands of western Thrace and Salonika where 3.5 million Turks currently live are considered Turkish lands. I say to my Greek friends, the choice is yours.