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ISIS Godfather Davutoglu dishes out garbage on Russia’s work in Syria

December 22, 2015 By administrator

Davuloglu hagamanyBy Neil Clark
The Most Hypocritical Statement of 2015 awards have lots of strong contenders – but Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu has made a dramatic late grasp for glory.

He has condemned an attack on Idlib in north-west Syria believed to have been carried out by Russian planes, saying Syrian lands will not be part of “Russian imperialist goals.”

That’s right – the Prime Minister of Turkey – a country which has spent the past four years trying to get its favored ‘rebels’ into power in Syria – and which has sent its own troops into northern Iraq – is criticizing somebody else for having ’imperialist goals’!

Davutoglu’s statement is a classic example of what psychologists call ‘projection’ – accusing others of things that you yourself are guilty of.

Neocons, who ignore the hundreds of thousands of deaths they caused in Iraq following the illegal invasion of 2003, do it all the time when they label people they don’t like ‘war crime deniers’.

Or when they call people ‘conspiracy theorists’ – when it was they who peddled the biggest conspiracy theory of the 21st century – namely that Iraq had WMDs.

Now it seems the practice is all the rage in governing circles in Ankara too.

Imperialist goals are most certainly are being pursued in Syria, but not by Russia- which is only intervening in Syria with the permission of that country’s lawful and UN-recognised government.

While the dominant western narrative portrays the conflict as the fault of a Syrian ‘regime’ which tried to brutally suppress an ‘Arab spring’ uprising, US regime change plans for Syria go back to at least 2006, according to wikileaks.

The Arab Spring- as I argued here – was merely the smokescreen to go full steam ahead with already formulated plans for ‘regime change’ by Syria’s enemies who resented its independence and its friendship with Iran.

As the award-winning investigative journalist John Pilger put it, the ‘true crime’ of the Syrian Arab Republic was “not the oppressive nature of its government but its independence from American and Israeli power – just as Iran’s true crime is its independence, and Russia’s true crime is its independence … In an American-owned world, independence is intolerable.”

Independent Syria was targeted by the US and its allies, in the same way that Yugoslavia, Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya were targeted. The model used by imperalists in Syria most closely resembles the strategy deployed in Yugoslavia and Libya. Demonization of the ‘regime’ and its leader and support to ’rebels’ portrayed as ‘moderates’.Followed up by air strikes from NATO to help the western approved ‘rebels’ come to power.

But in Syria, stage three proved a problem. The British Parliament voted against air strikes on the Syrian government in 2013. And by 2015, it was clear – even to those who generally were in favor of the imperial strategy – that the ‘moderate rebels’ weren’t very ‘moderate’ at all.

Even the think-thank of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair now concedes that most of the ‘moderate’ rebels in Syria sympathize with ISIS.

If Russian policy towards Syria can be criticized it is that the intervention which we saw in September this year did not come earlier. But when it did come, it became a game changer – or even a game ender.

The ‘regime changers’ are now badly rattled.

Neil Clark is a journalist, writer, broadcaster and blogger. He has written for many newspapers and magazines in the UK and other countries including The Guardian, Morning Star, Daily and Sunday Express, Mail on Sunday, Daily Mail, Daily Telegraph, New Statesman, The Spectator, The Week, and The American Conservative. He is a regular pundit on RT and has also appeared on BBC TV and radio, Sky News, Press TV and the Voice of Russia. He is the co-founder of the Campaign For Public Ownership @PublicOwnership. His award winning blog can be found at www.neilclark66.blogspot.com. He tweets on politics and world affairs @NeilClark66

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: Davutoglu, Russia, Syria, Turkey

Exposing Turkish PM Davutoglu Episode 1 dividing Christians & Muslim

December 1, 2015 By administrator

After his pan-islamist neo-ottoman project failure now he belong to European nation.

Exposing Davutoglu Episode 1 This is how the Turks playing there dirty games dividing Muslim & Christians #Turkey pic.twitter.com/ymBFPKKdnI

— Wally Sarkeesian (@gagrulenet) December 1, 2015

 

Filed Under: Articles, Videos Tagged With: Davutoglu, decaptive, Turkish

Turkey Davutoglu’s government uses universities as tool of state control: Students

November 7, 2015 By administrator

Turkish riot police uses tear gas and rubber bullets as students shout slogans at Istanbul University during an anti Turkish Higher Education Legislation (YÖK) demonstration at the Beyazıt neighborhood on November 6, 2015 in Istanbul. (AFP)

Turkish riot police uses tear gas and rubber bullets as students shout slogans at Istanbul University during an anti Turkish Higher Education Legislation (YÖK) demonstration at the Beyazıt neighborhood on November 6, 2015 in Istanbul. (AFP)

Police in Turkey have fired rubber bullets and teargas to disperse demonstrating students who were protesting against how the government of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan uses the Council of Higher Education (YÖK) as an instrument of state control.

Over 200 students gathered at Istanbul University campus and shouted slogans against Erdoğan and his government’s control over universities on Friday, the 34th anniversary of the foundation of the Council of Higher Education, tasked with supervising the country’s universities according to the constitution. The Constitution of the Republic of Turkey was ratified on November 7, 1982.

Students say the institution was established by the then military junta in 1981 and is still considered as a tool by the government to control the higher education centers.

According to reports, some of the students sustained injuries during the clashes and police made a number of arrests.

“The youth will not be intimidated, Erdoğan and YÖK will be toppled,” said one banner brandished by the students. They also shouted, “The killer government will be brought to account.”

Meanwhile, the state-run Anadolu Agency reported that two people were also arrested in the country’s southeastern province of Şanlıurfa over “insulting” the president on social media.

Since his election as the Turkish president last August, Erdoğan’s lawyers have filed dozens of cases against alleged “insults” targeting him.

Also on Friday, Ankara police stormed the offices of a major business group accused of having ties with US-based Turkish opposition leader Muhammed Fethullah Gülen, who was a former close ally of Erdoğan’s but later became a fierce critic.

Gülen reportedly has many followers in some arms of Turkey’s state apparatus, such as the judiciary, police, and secret services.

The crackdown comes days after Erdoğan’s Justice and Development Party (AKP) won a decisive parliamentary election on Sunday. Over the past few weeks, Ankara has increased its crackdown on dissent.

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: Davutoglu, state control, students, Turkey

Davutoğlu hires Lobbying firm 10 million Euro in Brussels to improve image abroad

November 7, 2015 By administrator

davutoglu imageTurkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu has reportedly hired top lobbying company Burson-Marsteller to improve his image abroad.

The contract with the company began on Nov. 3, just two days after Davutoğlu’s Justice and Development Party (AK Party) won an unexpected landslide victory in a repeat parliamentary election on Nov. 1, EUobserver website reported on Friday.

“The company is providing communication support to highlight the prime minister’s leading role in international efforts to address the refugee crisis and his commitment to open dialogue and consensus, which is crucial to ensuring the stability and future prosperity of Turkey,” Karen Massin, the CEO of the company’s Brussels office, said.

The client, as listed in Burson-Marsteller’s entry in the European Commission transparency register, is the “Office of Prime Minister of Turkey,” according to the report.

 

The report said the work was worth less than 9,999 euros but cautioned that the low figure might be due to the fact that the contract is new. Its activities so far include setting up background briefings with journalists and the prime minister’s press team, with a view to lining up interviews in Ankara, it also said.

 

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Davutoglu, image, Lobbying firm, Turkey

Davutoglu The God-father of Islamic state calls on US Turks to fight against Armenian, Jewish, Greek, diaspora

September 28, 2015 By administrator

Davutoglu-NATO-ISISPrime Minister of Turkey Ahmet Davutoğlu, who had previously stated that the Armenian diaspora is also the diaspora of Turkey, urged the Turks living in the US to fight against the Armenian diaspora.

Davutoğlu, who is attending the 70th Regular Session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York City, also met with representatives of the Turkish NGOs in the US, reported Agos Armenian bilingual weekly of Istanbul, Turkey.

At the talk, the Turkish PM called on those in attendance to fight against the Armenian, Jewish, Greek and several other lobbyists.

Ahmet Davutoğlu also thanked the American Turks for holding April 24 rallies supporting Armenian Genocide denial.

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: against, Armenian, Davutoglu, fight, Greek, Jewish, US-Turk

Davutoglu is the pan-Islamism Architect , however Erdogan is just a barking doge

August 28, 2015 By administrator

davutoglu-ErdoganDavutoglu: He crystallized these ideas in the book ‘Strategic Depth,’ in 2001, a year before the Justice and Development Party, or A.K.P., came to power. In the book, he defined Turkey as a nation that does not study history, but writes it — a nation that is not at the periphery of the West, but at the center of Islamic civilization … Mr. Davutoglu saw himself as a grand theorist at the helm of his country as it navigated what he called the ‘river of history.’ He and his country were not mere pawns in world politics, but the players who moved the pieces.

But, ironically, he bases his pan-Islamist vision on the political theories that were used to legitimize Western imperial expansion prior to 1945. While purporting to offer Turkey a new foreign policy for the 21st century, his magnum opus draws on the outdated concepts of geopolitical thinkers like the American Alfred Thayer Mahan, the Briton Halford Mackinder and the German Karl Haushofer, who popularized the term “Lebensraum,” or living space, a phrase most famously employed by Germany during the 1920s and 1930s to emphasize the need to expand its borders.

According to Mr. Davutoglu, the nation states established after the breakup of the Ottoman Empire are artificial creations and Turkey must now carve out its own Lebensraum — a phrase he uses unapologetically. Doing so would bring about the cultural and economic integration of the Islamic world, which Turkey would eventually lead. Turkey must either establish economic hegemony over the Caucasus, the Balkans and the Middle East, or remain a conflict-riven nation-state that risks falling apart.

After becoming Turkey’s foreign minister from 2009, Davutoğlu had the opportunity to put these ideas into practice – with disastrous results:

As foreign minister, Mr. Davutoglu fervently believed that the Arab Spring had finally provided Turkey with a historic opportunity to put these ideas into practice. He predicted that the overthrown dictatorships would be replaced with Islamic regimes, thus creating a regional ‘Muslim Brotherhood belt’ under Turkey’s leadership.

William ARMSTRONG

 

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: Architect, Davutoglu, Erdogan, pan-Islamism, Turkey

HDP files criminal complaint against Erdoğan, Davutoğlu

July 31, 2015 By administrator

n_86254_1The Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP) has filed a criminal complaint against President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu for using their influence over judicial acts against its party officials.

“Prosecutors have launched operations that resulted in the detention and arrest of party officials after President Erdoğan’s and Prime Minister Davutoğlu’s statements that they had given instructions. As a result of these operations and according to the data provided to the Peoples’ Democratic Party, 1,033 have been detained and 125 of them have been arrested without concrete evidence since July 24,” the petition issued by the HDP read.

Recalling consecutive statements by Erdoğan and Davutoğlu against HDP co-chairpersons Selahattin Demirtaş and Figen Yüksekdağ, the petition said these statements were directly influencing judicial independence and impartiality.

The petition said influencing the judiciary was a crime under article 277 of the Turkish Penal Code.

Source: hurriyetdailynews.com

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: criminal complaint, Davutoglu, Erdogan, HDP

How Erdogan foul the Kurd with Peace Process & now resumed the violent confrontation with the PKK

July 27, 2015 By administrator

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The Arab Spring was the invention of Davutoglu the neo-ottoman project According to Mr. Davutoglu, the nation states established after the breakup of the Ottoman Empire are artificial creations and Turkey must now carve out its own Lebensraum — a phrase he uses unapologetically. Doing so would bring about the cultural and economic integration of the Islamic world, which Turkey would eventually lead. Turkey must either establish economic hegemony over the Caucasus, the Balkans and the Middle East, or remain a conflict-riven nation-state that risks falling apart.

Davutoglu predicted that the overthrown of Arab dictatorships would be replaced with Islamic regimes, thus creating a regional ‘Muslim Brotherhood belt’ under Turkey’s leadership.

 

Davutoglu, who has argued that Turkey should create an Islamic Union by abolishing borders,

Arab Spring where going on in the Arab world and Turkey where concern that the Kurd my take the opportunity to ask for independent, therefore to coming down the Kurd Erdogan/Davutoglu use Turkish MIT to secretly negotiated with jailed PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan and started the so called peace process. there was a reason why they called peace process because a process can be stopped and reversed.

Edrdogan wanted to become president needed Kurdish vote which even Iraqi Kurdish leader Barazani was campaign for Erdogan and it was successful.

Turkey wanted to get in EU the Kurd peace process was positive point.

So why Erdoğan resumed the violent confrontation with the PKK

 

The election of 2015 change everything because he was not expecting that the Kurdish party HDP will pass the threshold of 10% which they did and Erdogan lost the parliamentary majority that infuriated Erdogan.

 

The Kurd in Syria YPJ was and is having success in cleaning up the the Turkish allay Islamic State ISIS and the Kurds where making it very difficult for the Turks to supply ISIS with weapons and needed material.

 

Turkey needed the annexation of northern Syrian to destroy all evidence of Turkish link to Islamic state ISIS ISIL.

 

Davutoglu and Turkish MIT False Flag operations one failure after another  prompted Erdogan to switch to military operation instate of MIT Turkish military intelligent.

#BoycottTurkishProduct

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Davutoglu, Erdogan, ISIS, Kurd

Kurdish Barzani Told Davutoglu: ”Turkey Has the Right to Attack PKK” report

July 25, 2015 By administrator

Barazani right, Davutoglu Left

Barazani right, Davutoglu Left

SULAIMANI – Kurdistan President Masoud Barzani was aware of Turkish plans to bombard areas inside the region where the Kurdistan Workers’ Party operates, Anadolu Agency reported Saturday.

Barzani reportedly discussed the airstrikes with Turkey’s Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu over a phone call.
The Anadolu report also stated that Barzani told Davutoglu he is ready to support Turkey in fighting against “terrorists.”
“Barzani told me that the Turkish operations against Islamic State (IS) group and PKK is your right,” Davutoglu said.

Turkish warplanes began launching airstrikes across northern areas inside the Kurdistan Region on Friday, effectively ending a two-year ceasefire between Ankara and PKK fighters.
Following the air raids, the PKK-affiliated Group of Communities in Kurdistan (KCK) called for increased attacks on The AK Party, to which President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and PM Ahmet Davutoglu belong.
Tensions between Ankara and the PKK have reached a high this week following a bombing in the southern Turkish city of Suruc on Monday, in which a suicide bomber, believed to have ties to IS, attacked a group of young Kurdish activists preparing to transport aid to the devastated city of Kobane, just 10 km across the border.

PKK members killed two police officers following the attack, claiming that the Turkish government was being complacent as IS militants cross the border in each ways.
Read more at http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=007_1437845531#DOQWQbxCVlWDK1gS.99

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: Barzani, Davutoglu, PKK

Turkish PM Davutoğlu promises to bring ‘Ottoman Empire drawing on Turkey’s geography, economic power

July 17, 2015 By administrator

AFP Photo

AFP Photo

Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu has vowed to bring the “order and justice” of the Ottoman Empire to today’s world.

“God willing, we will bring the order and justice of the Ottomans to today and into tomorrow,” he said while congratulating party members at his Justice and Development Party’s (AKP) Istanbul headquarters for the Eid al-Fitr holiday on July 17.

Davutoğlu’s remarks came after a group of party members started chanting “Ahmet Hoca [teacher], bring us to Ottoman [times],” while he was giving a speech about the political outlook after last month’s general election, in which the AKP lost its parliamentary majority.

In his 2001 book “Strategic Depth” (which had its 100th print run last year), the former professor Davutoğlu articulated a vision drawing on Turkey’s geography, economic power and imperial history to reconnect with its historical “hinterland” in the former Ottoman territories.

As Aaron Stein, the author of “Turkey’s New Foreign Policy,” told the Hürriyet Daily News in an interview earlier this year, Davutoğlu is regarded as the architect of a dramatic shift in Ankara’s regional policy after the AKP came to power in 2002.

Davutoğlu’s interpretation of geopolitics “is based on an assumption that the spread of Western power into the Balkans, Central Asia and the Middle East is incongruent with Turkish national interests and must be reversed,” Stein suggested.

Critics are skeptical about the suggestion that Turkey should become more involved in the Middle East, but weeks before he was picked by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan as his successor as prime minister, Davutoğlu slammed such skepticism in a fiery speech during Ramadan last year, again delivered at the AKP’s Istanbul headquarters.

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: back, Davutoglu, ottoman, Turkey

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