Bir Yahudi Ütopyası-Vadedilmiş Kürdistan

A Jewish Utopia - The Promised Kurdistan Book Description In order to understand the Promised Kurdistan, a Jewish utopia, we need to know our recent past well. After the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, a total of 28 states were established in the lands it ruled. The goals and plans of imperialism include increasing this number to 30 with the establishment of two more states! Now it is time to establish the remaining two states, even if with asymmetric warfare elements and all kinds of despicable and cowardly war methods. The aim of establishing this organization in the east and southeast of Turkey has been openly expressed by state and organization-based structures at every opportunity. The establishment of two states, Armenia in Eastern Anatolia and Kurdistan in the Southeast, is an issue that was imposed on Turkey years ago with the Treaty of Sevres. This formula, which was eliminated by the unity of the Anatolian people and their struggle against the imperialist powers, is brought before Turkey again at every opportunity. It is intolerable for Turkey to become stronger and become a regional power, and for this purpose, our country is wanted to be divided. If Turkey is divided, then imperialist powers will more easily take an active role in the Eurasia and Middle East Region; oil, natural gas, boron, thorium, gold etc. In addition to riches, they will also share water as they wish, especially water, whose strategic importance for life increases day by day. These lands, which are at the forefront of the "center of world domination" in terms of being the center of human civilization, water-agriculture-mineral areas, and sacred lands, will always continue to be the focus of humanity. In the near future, we will see a Türkiye that will assume the leadership of the 21st century as a divine manifestation. The scents of spring that the "wind of brotherhood" will bring to human history are in our breath every day. Throughout the book, you will read about Israel's utopian dreams on the borders from the Nile to the Euphrates and the work done on the Kurdistan card. (From the Promotional Bulletin)