The Atatürk difference among those who rule the world

I said those who rule the world,

I did not say world leaders. Because not everyone can be a leader. The leader is Atatürk, he is the leader. He is the guide.

How so, let me explain;

As you know, the world's political order was re-established after the Second World War.

With the United Nations.

On October 24, 1945.

It was established to maintain world peace and security among the nations of the world and to create international economic, social, and cultural cooperation. When it was founded, it supposedly aimed to ensure economic development and social equality equally for all countries among the nations of the world.

Tell that to the marines.

Just recently, between May 13-16, US President Trump organized a Middle East tour and visited Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE, collecting 3.2 trillion dollars and taking it to his country.

Some kind of arms deal or something.

It's a story, in other words, extortion.

Because the US is the leading member of the Security Council, which runs the United Nations and consists of China, France, Russia, England, and America. Who are these five countries?

The gang of five that rules the world and collects the world's tribute. They lead the world arms trade. And America is the big brother of them all.

America does this all the time anyway. First, it pits countries against each other, then it sells them weapons, provokes them, makes them fight, and with the support of the UN behind it, it intervenes in this war. After that, it takes whatever it can from the wreckage.

Like a vulture, in other words.

Have you ever wondered why the US does this? The US is actually playing a historical role. Just like England did in the past.

Remember the Yalta Conference.

In 1945.

What did Winston Churchill say; “The management of the world should be left to satiated nations that do not expect anything for themselves. If the management of the world falls into the hands of hungry nations, danger will always be at our door. Our power has placed us above the others. We are like a rich man living in peace in his own mansion,” he said.

What did this mean?

What he meant was quite clear; “We will rule the world. We are strong, we are rich, we are the masters, you are the slaves.”

This was the understanding of ruling the world held by the United Nations gang of five, led by England.

They have applied this policy ever since. And after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Sunday Telegraph editor Peregrine Worsthorne said that England was ready to take on the Churchillian mission. But England could not do it.

America did. Trump applied the same thing. He did what his big brother Churchill said.

Remember the Gulf War too.

The US, which took the UN Security Council, that is, the gang of five, behind it and set out to be the world's gendarme, organizing operations here and there. Do you know what the European press wrote during that period?

They wrote that the US had seized the world's security market and could conduct a global protection business by selling “mafia-style protection” to rich Arab countries that would pay war premiums.”

That is exactly what they wrote exactly 35 years ago from this date. Subsequent events have already shown this.

This is the purpose of Trump's Middle East tour.

With the mission he received from Churchill, to provide mafia-style protection through threats by selling them weapons.

Why are we surprised by the 3.2 trillion dollars he collected?

It is like the mafia extorting money from the shopkeepers of Beyoğlu under the name of “protection,” extorting money from rich Arab countries.

He is implementing the historical mission he received from Winston Churchill.

Let's come to Atatürk.

The Trump-mump I just counted is not a World Leader or anything,

Churchill is not a leader either. Atatürk already turned him upside down in the Gallipoli War. He talked about the slap he received from Atatürk at Gallipoli throughout his life.

He kept talking about it, that is.

While Churchill considered himself the master and the world the slave, and Trump was extorting money from rich countries, Atatürk said the following in 1931 about the unpleasantness and insincerity of these people and the countries they represent;

“Can it be trusted that these (rich) nations will really try to bring all people to the same level of life in terms of thought and economy? (No) Because human history has not yet given the authority to give positive answers to these questions. Have even the nations that have attained the highest civilization been less destructive and ruthless than the most primitive nations?

For example; has there been any sign or trace that those who have held India, Egypt, Tunisia, and Algeria in their claws for a hundred years have ever thought for a moment to raise the politics, thoughts, economies, and cultures of these countries (England-France) to their own level?

No.

But all of humanity is a witness that they have done everything necessary to do the opposite, that is, to animalize these people, to drug them, and to turn them into slaves in line with their own interests,” he says.

And he continues by mentioning “the danger of all humanity falling under the rule of a few nations and these nations trying to use the whole world for their own interests.”

He says it way back then. About 100 years ago.

Hasn't all of humanity fallen under the rule of America, England, France, that is, a few nations now? It has.

Atatürk was proven right.

Today, these countries are trying to use the whole world and other nations for their own interests.

But our people, let alone foreseeing this, are scattering roses on the path of the US President so that he will come to Istanbul and are singing his praises.

It is not something that should happen.

Furthermore, how reliable have America or England been when they say they will bring “Democracy, Human Rights, and World Peace” to the Middle East and rich Arab countries.

Not at all.

They sold their own weapons, filled their pockets with trillions of dollars, and left.

What I mean is, gentlemen;

Atatürk was not speaking in vain when he said “Peace at home, peace in the world.” He was saying exactly this.

He was always saying that these men could not be trusted and that there was a danger of all humanity falling under the rule of these few nations. History developed as he predicted. 7 years after his death, the United Nations Organization was established, its UN Council was established, and all of humanity, in Atatürk's words, fell under the danger and threat of the rule of a few nations.

Now, what is it, Trump is going to come to Istanbul and honor us or something.

Yeah, sure. Keep dreaming.

Turn around and look at history. Read some Atatürk. You cannot be a leader by hanging your own poster next to Atatürk on school walls during the holidays of the country founded by Atatürk.

It looks awkward anyway.

You look ridiculous.

Leadership is being able to see a hundred years ahead, in spite of those who cannot see what is in front of them.

Trump-mump, Churchill-murchill, or whatever, forget about them.

The leader is Atatürk, he is the leader.

The rest is nonsense....