'A cramp for carefree hearts, here is my Donald Trump'

I took the headline above from social media.

It is a beautiful example of the wit displayed by the people of my country with their disproportionate intelligence.

Jokes aside, things got complicated with Trump winning the US elections.

Let us give credit where it is due to our scientists who know America and have mastered the system across the Atlantic, but once the results were clear, the professional commentators on our screens, who have the ability to pontificate on almost every issue without exception, were once again in full swing!

While everyone was shouting from their own corner, we all ended up watching a Trump cacophony every evening.

I didn't shy away; I paid close attention to all of them.

The palace sycophants were already overjoyed that Trump was re-elected because they are constantly grinding the axe for the government.

Because of their hatred for Biden, they started rubbing their hands together as soon as the results became clear.

However, it is clear that even those who strive to look at the issue with a cool head, and those who support their words with common sense and knowledge, are somewhat confused.

This is also very normal because the multiplier effect of Trump's tactlessness, loose talk, and unpredictability under any circumstances, combined with global politics, which has now turned into a multi-variable equation that is almost impossible to solve, does not allow for even a short-term projection, let alone medium or long-term.

If we look at it from the perspective of today's state of affairs rather than his previous presidential term, there are great uncertainties about what a world with Trump and a US with Trump will be like and where it will go.

Although it is not to the point of saying "he is crazy, whatever he does is acceptable," the fact that it is unclear where he will say what and what attitude he will take puts his interlocutors in serious trouble. Some European leaders have even asked for files containing personality analyses of Trump to be taken off the shelf.

There doesn't seem to be much of a sure bet in the winner-loser pool. But it still seems certain that in the coming period, globalist gangs, the woke crowd, those burning with the romance of asylum seekers, minority advocates, and gender activists will lose...

Looking at their social media accounts, it is possible to see that they are truly in a state of panic. They do not understand that the masses they have been exploiting and scratching with their identity-based mentality for years are now rebelling.

For Turkey, whose relations with the US have hit rock bottom, Trump is a complete ticking time bomb.

Therefore, there is a very high probability that the joy of those applauding will be cut short when they least expect it.

Relations between the two countries are like a minefield for Turkey. There are great risks for those who hold power within the country.

It does not seem very possible for relations to improve suddenly just because Biden is gone. Because the problems have now become structural.

But still, our people have already started testing the waters for Tayyip to be hosted at the White House as part of an "official visit" in the coming spring months.

If such a visit is arranged, and if Tayyip can manage to extract a mediation between Putin and Zelensky from Trump, that would be the best of all worlds; he would fill his sails with the wind blowing from here, and before the enthusiasm of the voters, fortified by the "world leader" hype, fades, a constitutional amendment could be made in a short time, and they might even go to an early election.

We should not rule these out; it has been talked about for a long time that Trump might want to tidy things up in the region through Tayyip. Let us not be surprised if he puts Tayyip in the top five, if not at the top of the "priority to call" list at the White House.

So, will Trump taking the reins pave the way for authoritarian regimes around the world to become even more authoritarian?

I mean, we don't know how much more authoritarian Putin in Russia, Orban in Hungary, Vucic in Serbia, Morawiecki in Poland, Modi in India, Berdimuhamedov in Turkmenistan, or Xi Jinping in China can get, but we don't need the butterfly effect that our Trump will create. A significant majority of the people of my country are already making an endless effort to be a servant to a single man, knowingly and willingly.

If the DEM supporters take the carrot offered by Tayyip, our Neo-Hamidian regime will be perfected in a short time, independent of Trump; let no one have any doubts about this.

Let's get to the point...

From now on, it is necessary to focus on the US's relations, especially with China.

Because Trump wants to strengthen the domestic market and attract US capital back to the country. This means a significant blow to the Chinese economy.

Likewise, he is planning to deport immigrants who are cheap labor and create employment for US citizens. He is concerned with reviving "Made in USA"!

Perhaps a degree of isolationism, the doors to a new mercantilist era could be opened.

On the Ukraine issue, he will say, "Go solve it among yourselves, don't bother me," but it is not possible to say the same for China.

We need to be prepared for new tensions in the Asia-Pacific.

A crisis that explodes here could make things even more inextricable in the Middle East, which has already turned into a bloodbath.

At the root of the issue is the reshaping of global trade.

A new trade route, projected during the Biden era to make India the "global supplier" instead of China, extending to the West through the Arab geography and Israel, has been in labor pains since October 7, 2023.

That is why it is likely that Trump will support Netanyahu and tell him to solve this business as soon as possible. The second blow to be dealt to China from here with the new trade route becoming operational will further strengthen Trump's hand.

What follows concerns us.

Will Trump continue to support non-Arab elements in the Middle East for Israel's security? This carries the risk that the YPG/PYD right next to us, or a PKK statelet by its name, will turn into a complete matter of survival for Turkey.

Will Trump ignore the Pentagon's uncompromising stance and say, "What do I care about the Kurds, I am withdrawing my soldiers from Syria"? Or will he adopt the approach of entrusting this terrorist statelet to us, as the government has been marketing to the people of my country for some time, and say, "fend for yourselves"?

It is difficult to say anything while things are so foggy, but let us end our article by saying that in any case, the coming years do not seem to be easy for us, neither at home nor abroad.