Victory Day and the Migrant Issue

We are no strangers to the issue of immigration. They took away the lands we had lived on for more than 500 years. They seized all our property and assets. They took our lives, too. We have not forgotten our ancestors who were subjected to genocide during the Morea revolt and slaughtered by their neighbors.

Those who remained barely managed to make it to Anatolia. 

The purge initiated by Queen Isabella of Spain continued until August 30, 1922.

We retreated to the banks of the Sakarya River, hoping at least to take refuge in the depths of Anatolia until the enemy soldiers crossed the river.

Fortunately, an orphan from Thessaloniki understood the situation, drew his sword, and set the terms.

Instead of our heads, the enemy's heads rolled at the foot of my mulberry tree, on the plains of Afyon.

Otherwise, we would be experiencing what is happening in our region right now, waiting for United Nations canned food at the foot of border fences.

That is, those of us who survived. 

Let us once again offer our prayers for the great leader and savior, Gazi Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, and thank God Almighty for bestowing an Atatürk upon the Turkish nation.

Following this introduction, let us celebrate our Victory Day, offer our prayers to the great Atatürk, and take a look at the news below. 

Germany is deporting criminals back to Afghanistan for the first time since the Taliban came to power in 2021.

The plane carrying 28 Afghan criminals took off on Friday following months of secret negotiations with the Taliban, in which the Islamist regime in Qatar acted as a mediator.

In Berlin, a Lebanese woman named Nurhan B. was murdered by her ex-husband, who is also Lebanese. 

The killer, holding a knife after the murder,  attracted media attention by shouting for minutes, saying, "this is my right."

Germany will cooperate closely with France in the fight against political Islamism.

Seven people were injured in a clash involving knives and cleavers between Afghans in the Marx-Dormoy neighborhood of Paris. The subject of the dispute was cigarette smuggling.

Swedish Deputy Prime Minister Ebba Busch stated:

"Islam must adapt to Swedish culture. Muslims who cannot do this should leave Sweden."

Reading these news reports brings to mind once again 

the book "1492-1614: Blood and Faith." 

It recounts the liquidation of Islamic Spain.

Reading these reports, it becomes clear that a new liquidation is on the horizon.

Everyone should watch their step.