The New Middle Ages and hypocrisy

We can use the concept in the title to describe the current state of the world. 

It can be roughly defined as follows: no enlightenment has occurred, power has not descended from the heavens to the earth, two great revolutions have not taken place, labor under slave conditions exists, and there is no international order or adherence to law. Lawlessness is the norm. The strong survive.

Those who have the power do as they please. The masses are poor and helpless. Humanity, capable of producing the most advanced technological devices, is simultaneously facing a massive charade. From those chasing wars to witness the arrival of the Messiah and the Day of Judgment, to the wide spectrum of anti-vaccination movements, all kinds of irrationality exist. 

So, what do we see where we have arrived? As a current and burning example, the network of relationships established by the pervert Jeffrey Epstein has also revealed the great decay of our time.  It turns out there were pedophiles among the Scandinavian politicians praised for going to parliament by bicycle. Members of royal families have committed all kinds of monstrosities and, thanks to the power they possessed, were able to continue these acts untouched. Suits, round glasses, and an Anglo-Saxon appearance were not enough to be human. From politics to cinema, to software developers called child prodigies, many figures right before our eyes were neck-deep in filth and brutality. And it is highly probable that those who recorded these maniacs used blackmail to make them do what they wanted.

The gang of Western deviants and their collaborators, who are the perpetrators of all these disgraces, have repeated the same words to us for years:

“Western civilization, rule of law, human rights, rules-based order, etc..”

It is very clear; the order established in the world after World War II has now collapsed. 

In a report published on Sputnik, Egyptian military expert and strategist Brigadier General Samir Raghen uses these sentences: 

“What we are witnessing today is not just temporary military operations, but a direct challenge to the entire international legal structure established after the Second World War. The consequences of this will be catastrophic. If the world accepts America attacking Iran and changing its regime without the authorization of the UN, what will stop other powerful states from taking similar actions in the future? The Security Council is the only body with international authority to authorize the use of force. The absence of such authority means a return to the 'law of the jungle' where any regime can kidnap a head of state or overthrow a state by declaring it a threat."

A state that we say has rules and functioning institutions, the USA, openly acted like a bandit and kidnapped another head of state. To put it exactly; they abducted a man. A short time passed, and this time, with similar lawlessness, they killed the leader and high-level officials of another state. That was not enough; a school in southern Iran was bombed and 165 girls were killed. 165 children. 

We are watching images that would make a person lose their mind. Some “dissident” Iranians living abroad are enthusiastically celebrating what is happening. One can be against a regime, one can hate those in power, but how can it be possible to be happy about one's own country being bombed? 

With the corruption of states, individuals have naturally received their share. We are facing herds of people whose reason and morality have been razed to the ground.

We are now coming to where hypocrisy begins. To a hypocrisy that exists not only in Turkey but also in the world.

Those who make calls for aid from other countries during forest fires, and those who claim to stand with the oppressed with the “standwithukraine” hashtag in the Russia-Ukraine War, about which they have not the slightest idea of the causes, are silent. The mass reaction shown in these events is not present. Does the existence of the Mullah regime justify remaining silent in the face of what is happening? Do the victims not being Western make the lost lives worthless?  

Today in Cuba, a small island nation, people are trying to survive amidst all kinds of impossibilities. We are talking about a country right next to the dragon, under embargo, unable to reach even the most basic human needs like medicine, and able to provide intermittent electricity to hospitals due to the lack of energy. What is the reason for refraining from showing solidarity with Cuba, even if only in appearance? Is it because they are in the Caribbean, or because they are socialist?

What about those who act like lions against every dissident and supposedly challenge the world, yet use extremely careful words in the face of US aggression? 

It would not be out of place to make a medieval comparison to a world where the powerful crush others, all kinds of perversion is committed behind the mask of religion, and there is a chasm between the poor and the wealthy. 

Among the masses devoid of conscience and common sense, the greatest struggle is the struggle to remain human.

* https://x.com/sputnik_TR/status/2028576080458903855