Turkish Prime Minister: Israel Behind Egypt Coup

By C. J. Refsland on August 20, 2013 • ( 0 )

My Comment: Here we go, ‘Its the Jews fault.’ The problem with this propaganda is for one it is not new, and secondly the people believe this nonsense. He is right about one thing though, he said the diaspora caused it, and trouble in his country. If you look up ‘Jewish Diaspora’ you’ll find it started with the Babylonian captivity and went into the current era with the Roman Empire. Now this is when Daniel was given the revelation’s about the end time, and this started God’s prophetic time clock. The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. And God is very clear on the fact that he will judge the nations who scattered his people and divide his land. Remember ‘Satan know’s his time is short.’

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said that Israel is behind the removal of former Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi by the Egyptian military.

“Israel is behind the coup in Egypt, we have evidence,” Erdogan declared to members of his party meeting in Ankara on Tuesday, according to the Turkish Today’s Zaman.

Erdogan reportedly cited an unnamed French intellectual who he claims said in 2011 that the Muslim Brotherhood won’t be in power even if they are elected because “democracy is not the ballot box.” Erdogan stressed that the intellectual was Jewish, the implications of which are consistent with a long string of anti-Semitic comments and conspiracy theories issued by the Islamist Prime Minister, whose AKP party is sympathetic to the Muslim Brotherhood

Last month, in reference to both the upheaval in Egypt and anti-government protests in his own country, Erdogan stated cryptically that:

“The origin of the incidents in both countries is the same. I will declare what that origin is when the time comes. It is saved in our memory cards.”

The previous month he claimed that “those against whom we said ‘one minute’ are now delighted,” at the unrest in Turkey. Erdogan was referencing his reaction to Israeli President Shimon Peres during the 2009 Davos Forum, in which he uttered “one minute” before storming off stage. That incident preceded a serious diplomatic crisis between the two countries, as Edogan’s Islamist government sided with Hamas during Israel’s Operation Cast Lead counter-terrorism operation.

Erdogan added that “even if not in such a manner, we had foreseen these events as a series of conspiracies three months ago. We had received some intelligence reports.”

But Erdogan and his associates have made far more overtly anti-Semitic statements as well.

Erdogan’s Deputy Prime Minister Besir Atalay previously claimed that the “Jewish Diaspora” was behind the “Gezi Square” protests in Turkey.

Israel National News.