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Exposing Turkey's Aggression
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| We ended the show when we were talking about Turkey. | |
| Does anybody remember the date that I had the 31 things that God gave me? | |
| It was in 1999 going into 2000. | |
| Yes. | |
| I diagnosed the date. | |
| Yes. | |
| It was on New Year's Eve. | |
| And you said, watch Turkey. | |
| It was one of your 31 things. | |
| 31 things. | |
| Turkey, China, you named it. | |
| One of the things he told me was 9-11. | |
| It was just like when he said the great wounding would come on the left. | |
| And believe me, the great wounding came with Trump's election. | |
| Yeah. | |
| That was the greatest wounding at the left. | |
| And that's why they're angry. | |
| And God warned me ahead of time that this great wounding would come on. | |
| But God spoke to me that there'd be that I was to watch Turkey. | |
| Is there any update on Turkey today while we start today's show? | |
| No, absolutely. | |
| Listen, over the past couple years, we've seen Turkey continue to expand their aggression. | |
| They've literally, not only did they literally ethnically cleanse a large segment of Syria, they literally came in and drove out the Kurdish people in one of the largest ethnic cleansing campaigns in modern history. | |
| But they've been now, they've been engaged in invading northern Iraq. | |
| These are the Kurdish areas. | |
| This is the ongoing expansion of what's a project that they refer to as neo-Ottomanism. | |
| So Turkey no longer agrees that their borders are what we would refer to as the Republic of Turkey, they actually will openly say that parts of Iraq and Syria belong to them. | |
| And you've had the president of Iraq say, hold on, hold on, you know, you can't just come into our country without our permission. | |
| And the president of Turkey openly said, we don't need your permission. | |
| And so they're harking back to some of the old greater Ottoman empires, the borders of the Ottoman Empire. | |
| And they're actually engaged in conflict with multiple nations. | |
| Now, here's the one little fascinating caveat in the midst of it all. | |
| Right now in the news, just the past few weeks, this has been huge if you follow news in Turkey. | |
| But there's this very well-known mafia boss. | |
| He's actually in exile. | |
| They don't know where he is. | |
| They suspect he's in Dubai. | |
| But he's been releasing videos, putting them on YouTube, and they're getting tens of millions of views. | |
| And he's been exposing the current Islamic regime, the AKP party, people that are really close to the president, relatives of the president, high-ranking government officials. | |
| And he's been exposing them. | |
| And some of the things that he's been claiming and coming out and giving evidence for, which are the exact things that we've talked about on your show, Jim, that Turkey was partnering with ISIS. | |
| Turkey was partnering with the worst of the worst jihadists in Syria. | |
| That Turkey is essentially the logistical financial support for some of this horrific jihad that we've seen throughout the region for the past several years. | |
| And so this is causing a great shakeup. | |