America is no Longer a Constitutional Republic / An opinion by Behcet Kaya

America is no longer a Constitutional Republic.

Why?

Very simply, the Constitution of the United States of America is no longer being followed.

We have two choices in the upcoming 2024 national elections: Bidenopolos, (whose ancestry is Greek by the way), the dementia stricken current installed president of the U.S. and the opposing candidate, Donald J. Trump, former 45^th president.

Who do you choose when neither candidate can be considered worldly visionaries?

Donald Trump is a merchant; a builder and he genuinely wants to do good for all of America. Unfortunately, every word he speaks is an exaggeration. No wonder he gets under the skin of everyday Americans.

The other candidate, the gaffer, China Joe, pedojoe, or whatever else he is being called these days, has no clue where he is, let alone how to act like the leader of the free world.

Did I say free world? Ah…now that is a joke. And the joke is on us. America is no longer the leader of the free world. America can no longer be considered an exceptional nation. And the power of the American dollar is eroding as Bricks takes over.

In my opinion, Bidenopolos is the worst president in the history of the U.S. of A. I won’t even mention his vice president, who speaks in nothing but world salads. It is clear that the executive branch of our government has been institutionalized. The saying goes, even with a monkey in that position, the government will still function.

So, our president has become nothing but a figurehead. Take for example, George W. Bush. He was president in name only. It was Chaney that ran the country. And, if you did deep enough, you will find some troubling information regarding Chaney and 9/11.

In my opinion, neither candidate for the 2024 elections is what America deserves.

We deserve a smart and worldly president. That would make big difference not only to us here in America, but to the entire world. We deserve a president like Eisenhower, Regan, or Lincoln. These presidents were all world visionaries.

In years to come, Bidenopolos will be known as the man who permanently damaged U.S./Turkish relations. How? He officially accepted the tall Armenian Genocide tale without any thought to the facts contained in the historical archives. But he has been in American government for over 48 years. He knows how the government wheels turn.

Because of Bidenopolos, the U.S./Turkish alliance has passed the point of being unrepairable. Only recently Prime Minister Mitchotakis of Greece gave a speech in the U.S. Congress and received a standing ovation for three minutes. Why? In his own words, “Hellenic Cyprus has been suffering under Turkish invasion for 50 years.”

What he did not say was why the Turks invaded and with good reason. In 1964 the Greek Eoka Gangs conducted ethnic cleansing of Turkish Cypriots, which led to the start of the depopulation of Turks from Cyprus. Turkiye went in there to protect the rights of the Turks still living there.

Did you know that since Bidenopolos was installed, the U.S. has established nine military bases in Greece? Excessive military hardware is now accumulated in Dede Agac, in northern Greece. What U.S. has told the world is that this is a military front to address Russian aggression. What a joke! Furthermore, Greece has a military agreement with France that if either nation is attacked, France and Greece will cooperate together.

Now, who would possibly attack Greece? In their mind it is Türkiye. But, remember. Both Greece, France, and Türkiye are members of NATO. Doesn’t Article 5 state that if one NATO member is attacked the other members join the defense?

Here comes the absurdities. While the U.S. is building up military hardware in Greece, France is signing a defense agreement with Greece against Türkiye, as if Türkiye is not in NATO! Doesn’t this make a joke out of NATO?

All of this is happening on Bidenopolos’ watch. Greeks think that the entire Aegean Sea belongs to them and Turkiye’s continental seashore rights do not apply. The provocation goes on and on.

Greece does not have a robust economy. Its older population lives under the support and the help of the European Union. They do not have either manufacturing capabilities or their own defense capabilities. They are in an arms race with Türkiye using U.S. hardware and borrowing money to buy weapons. On the other hand, Türkiye has a robust defense sector. How stupid is this?

As I have stated in the past, Greece and Armenia are both proxy nations for the U.S. and Europe. However, Armenians in Armenia are beginning to realize that they need to get along with Türkiye and Azerbaijan if they want to live better lives and have a better economy. Prime minister Pashinyon of Armenia recognizes this. He is trying to get out from under the influence of Armenian diasporas of both France and the U.S. who use the false claim of Armenian Genocide to demand money and land from Türkiye.

Getting back to the validity of NATO. I’m not going to go into why NATO was created. What I do want to point out is Türkiye’s reason for staying in NATO. Türkiye stays in NATO to protect itself from NATO and U.S.

For years, the U.S. has kept both Greece and Türkiye under controlled tension. But I am afraid this tactic may not work for much longer. Turkiye’s President Erdogan recently said, “Bir gece ansizin geliriz.” Meaning, “We can invade your island without notice.”

In that scenario my Greek friends, your big brother will not be able to protect you. You’d be better off behaving yourselves. However, if that were to occur, both countries will incur millions of casualties. Perhaps Greece would end up no longer existing.

Think about it. The Turks survived WWI and created the Republic of Turkiye. Since then, Turkiye has become a strong and united nation. Not something to play around with.