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More destruction to further the globalist agendaâŚthey ainât done yet. Ye Olde earthquake machine strikes again, this time in a hub between east and west.
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It was a perfect death blow to Turkey, unless they get helpâŚ
Putin would be crazy NOT to make an offer.
That could easily be one of many reasons for this catastrophe. Tie up Russian money and resources to distract them from the Ukraine operation. This would presumably delay the natural gas distribution hub project.
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I donât think it will tie up Russia at all; remember, they DO have gold, which The Turks and other Islamic countries love. If Russia makes a deal with Turkey, it will be a whopping slap in the face to The West. Youâll see a hot war for real.
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Russia sends rescue teams to TĂźrkiye and Syria (VIDEOS) Russia sends rescue teams to TĂźrkiye and Syria (VIDEOS) â RT Russia & Former Soviet Union
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Ah yeah, I believe it! Itâs gonna get very interesting now.
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if memory serves, then Moscow and Washington signed a non-attack treaty in 1972 concerning âweather weaponsâ.
Turkey was not a signatory part of it. plainly.
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Agreed as far as hub between west & east, but this earthquake is actually an obstacle in globalist agenda. Who gains the most from interruptions in One Silk Road, well obviously USA and people hiding behind slogan âAmerica Firstâ.
So, one road thru UKR is eliminated, now ME with this earthquake is significantly slowdown. Whatâs next? my money is on Indian Ocean, to stop advancing China in Africa and Arabian Peninsula.
Erdoganâs Turkey, for a while now (remember unsuccessful coup in 2016) is trying to play both sides, US and NATO vs China.
USA in my opinion is saying to them again, " you canât have a cake and eat it too."
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The destruction in Turkey benefits ALL who want BRI and might benefit Russia the most.
Yes, Russia might improve its PR with a rescue help after a quake, but Russia and Turkey are lifelong rivals over who controls Bosporus straits and Eastern Mediterranean. Turkey will be asking for help USA or China. We will see if Erdogan has self-preservation instincts or not.
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I agree that Russia and Turkey have been at odds, but who is whose friend is changing fast. Completely agree with the Indian Ocean aspect you gave but disagree that this quake damage is an impediment to BRI. If Putin makes an offer that allows Turkey more respect (key here) and allows Erdogan to remain, I think The Turks will take it. Not a matter of siding with Russia, but allowing them certain avenues theyâve not had with Turkey previously.
See thatâs what I mean by self-preservation of Erdogan. Do you think that that coup in summer of 2016 was unsuccessful because of incompetence of American intel agencies.? I donât. This was just a warning sign to him. The real deal will happen if he tries to brake of the chains.
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Oh, I agree! Mob gives a warning and if not obeyed, they take action and this quake is part of the real deal.
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