Turkey: ‘Who benefits from Wikileaks?’

Posted on December 18, 2010 by rehmat1| 

“We should look at the countries that are satisfied by the leak, and Israel is very satisfied,” Huseyin Celik, the deputy chairman of Turkey’s ruling party AKP.

“The documents show many sources backing Israel’s assessments, particularly of Iran,” Benji Netanyahu, Israel’s radical Jewish prime minister.

“Erdogan has an unbridled ambition stemming from the belief God has anointed him to lead Turkey,” Dr. Eric Steven Edelman, former US ambassador in Ankara (2003-2005).

“The Breaking News at Sky TV (owned by Zionist billionaire Rupert Murdoch) referred to a planned Israeli nuclear attack on two American cities which were to be linked to Pakistan. America would have had a cause to respond in kind and take out Pakistani nuclear sites,” Dr. Ghayur Ayub in A Missing Wikileak.

The Jewish Lobby in the US and among the EU countries – is exploiting Turkey’s internal (pro-Israel separatist Kurdish movement PKK and the anti-Islam high-ranking officials of Turkish Armed Force and Justice Department) and external (Sarkozy and Markel being against Turkey’s EU membership, Iran, Greece, Syria, Hamas, Lebanon, Cyprus, etc.) policies. Israel has already carried out two faild coups against the AKP government with the help of military officials and other Crypto-Jewish groups and individuals.

Erdogan and his foreign minister Ahmet Davutoglu have been trying to position Turkey as a go-between Israel-Syria and US-Iran to broker peaceful co-existence among the Middle Eastern countries, which has been destroyed by the US imperialism and its blind support for the Zionist entity.

While AKP is preparing for the trial of the senior military officers involved in the coup, modification to Turkey’s secularist Constitution and coming general election – Israel with the help of the US – is planning how to bring a pro-Israel/anti-Iran regime change in Ankara. Since these anti-Islam crooks don’t expect this regime change through election, therefore, they’re betting on the military officers dedicated to Attaturk’s secular principles who had even refused to shake hands with Turkish President Abdullah Gul’s wife Hayrunnisa Gul, who wears the highly controversial head scarf – is not lost on the Turkish public, and should not be lost on outside observers, either. The TİKAD survey carried in October 2010 showed that 84% of the participants favored the head scarf (Hijab).

Earlier this month, appearing at a press conference upon his return from Kazakhstan, Turkish President Abdullah Gul said the secret cables released by Wikileaks should not occupy Turkish politics and consume the country’s energy in vain.

Interestingly, Julian Assange, forgot to mention Israel’s 34-day invasion of Lebanon where it got its first tast of military defeat; Israel’s Dec.-Jan. 2009 attack on Gaza Strip and the meeting held at the American embassy in Beirut on 24th July 2006, which is widely considered as a ‘war council’ meeting between American, Israeli and Lebanese parties that played a role in the war again Hizbullah and its allies.

Ironically, the Jewish-owned TIME magazine’s readers have chosen Julian Assange, the man behind WikiLeaks, in the weekly’s annual poll for Person of the Year, while Turkey’s Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan came in second. On the other hand, Assange praised Netanyahu as a hero of transparency and openness!

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