Facilitating U.S. troops to remain in Syria a little longer by paying $4 billion has nothing to do with the “Iran threat.” Iranian-Saudi tension is not the reason behind Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s statement claiming that “U.S. troops should remain in Syria.” This stance also has no connection to buying $100 billion dollars’ worth of weapons from the U.S. under the guise of the “Iran threat.”
Their undertaking of expenses of U.S. troops in northern Syria immediately after U.S. President Donald Trump said, “Then they should pay our expenses,” has a stance, an intention, a plan, a secret agreement directly against Turkey. That $4 billion “expense” is most likely going to be paid by the United Arab Emirates (UAE), not Saudi Arabia.
It doesn’t matter who foots the bill, but there is a serious international plan in question and it is aimed at forming an Arab block that will explicitly target Turkey. This is the part that concerns us. The U.S. troops in Syria are not in a position to disturb Iran. The U.S. troops in the region stretching from northern Iraq to the Persian Gulf, in other words, troops in Iraqi territory are the ones that pose a threat to Iran.
Positioning U.S. troops along a zone spanning hundreds of kilometers in northern Syria and completely at the zero point of Turkey’s border is a matter that concerns Turkey, not Iran. Also, when the entirety of Syria is considered, the U.S. is in no position to establish military superiority in this country or to shape the country’s future. Therefore, U.S. troops are being financed for a project targeting Turkey. The matter brings to the table a different plan beyond the Syria issue.
So, what kind of multinational project against Turkey are Saudi Arabia’s crown prince and the UAE’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed involved in? Both their anti-Turkey sentiments have now transformed into enmity. But the issue is far beyond their personal views; it is related to a new project with a region design that is shaped by the motto “stop Turkey,” and a U.S.-U.K.-Israel project aimed at severing ties between Turkey and the Arab/Muslim world.
This is why these countries are supporting every anti-Turkey attempt, attack, including July 15. This is why they provide the utmost support to the terror zone in northern Syria. We now know that these figures, which have mobilized for a Western project aimed at cornering Turkey by provoking the Arab world against Ankara, have taken the first steps of a deep enmity in our region and are trying to create such a psychological wave across the entire Arab world.
They are playing an extremely dangerous game that will cause great harm to the world, will create new areas of conflict through permanent enmities, and then and pave the way for new Western invasion projects. But of course, this is a tender and the two crown princes have accepted this tender. The new “axis” formed through the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Israel and Egypt is actually a U.S.-Israel frontline. Even though it is presented to the world like an Arab resistance against Iran, it has actually been planned as an anti-Turkey frontline.
An Arab-Turkish enmity and polarization, which will drag the region into great chaos after the sectarian conflicts founded after the ongoing Arab-Persian wars since the 1991 Gulf War and the invasion of Iraq, is being built. Salman and Zayed are leading a new regional tension line in accordance with the U.S. and Israel’s instructions. By making available all their resources to the U.S., they are making plans for power and forming the infrastructure of a regional war with the project to transform the Arab world and the moderate Islam project.
The 2003 report dubbed “Civil Democratic Islam: Partners, Resources and Strategies,” which was prepared by the security community, and the 567-page “U.S. Strategy in the Muslim World After 9/11” comprehensive project prepared one year after that need to be reviewed once again, more carefully today. The majority of the articles in those two projects have been implemented today.
One article in these “war plans” that is based on conflict among Muslim countries, separating Muslims based on sects and sub-identities, has become even more significant today: Those reports contain many essential articles such as “Separating Muslims as Arab and non-Arab.” This is the current project being implemented through Salman and Zayed.
The garrison zone realized in northern Syria is part of the plan to separate between Arab and non-Arab Muslims. This is why Salman and Zayed want U.S. troops’ presence in this zone to continue, this is why they are trying to create a thick “Iron Curtain” between Turkey and the Arab world, this is why they are openly supporting the Kurdistan Workers’ Party’s (PKK) Syrian affiliate, the Democratic Union Party (PYD) in this zone.
Turkey, through the mobilization it initiated with the Afrin operation, is trying to prevent the region from splitting, it is trying to eliminate one of the fronts of the “Islamic civil war.” Hence, the U.S., Israel, Salman and Zayed are the ones defeated in Afrin, more so than the PKK. They are now being imposed with the fear of Turkey along with the fear of Iran; through these two leaders, the fear of Turkey is instilled in the entire Arab region, and there is no option left but for the Arap world to surrender to the U.S. and Israel.
This project is actually the plan to take the Arab world hostage, to keep Arab lands under control for another century by threatening it with two enemies. It is not yet clear how much the Arab streets, the public are aware of this danger. An Arab political mind that is enemies with everyone other than being friends with the U.S., U.K. and Israel, will certainly miss the 21st century.
All the wars since the Iranian revolution have taken place on Arab lands and it has always been the Arabs that were put on the frontlines, but it was always the Arabs that faced defeat. Now, while the non-Arab Muslim world, non-Arab Muslim countries are on a rapid rise, while they are gaining power and taking their place on history’s stage, Arab regimes are further giving their countries and citizens hostage to the West and a 21st-century blinding operation is being imposed.
The rapport between Turkey and Russia has become the greatest target of the West front in a world that is rapidly dividing as East and West. It is a fact that the photographs President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin posed for this week shook the Western capitals. The tension between Russia, Europe and the U.S. and these countries’ attacks on Turkey have led to the further strengthening of rapport between Ankara and Moscow. The initiative taken by the two countries in Syria showed for the first time, after a long time, that they have the power to change things on a regional scale. An initiative other than the Atlantic circle stood out and produced results.
Now, all the plans will be aimed at sabotaging this rapprochement. Saudi Arabia and the UAE will attempt actions that will target Turkey in accordance with the new pro-Atlantic project. The “conservative opposition” and “conservative intervention” plans I have been constantly focusing on for some time, will be activated right at this time. Additionally, they are going to try and create a serious economic wave until the 2019 elections, and games to corner Turkey through the European and Arab world are going to be laid on the table.
Saudi Arabia and the UAE are not going to achieve any results from an anti-Turkey sentiment that was handed to them. On the contrary, they will see that this project is essentially aimed at destroying them, at further exhausting them by pushing the Arab world into new escapades. Altogether, we will soon see objections start to rise from the Arab streets against these new colony policies.
Everybody will see that it will not be possible to stop Turkey by financing U.S. troops in northern Syria, that the great dividing and polarizations plans for the region are going to go down the drain through Turkey’s efforts, that a new “Islamic civil war” front will not be allowed to be established, that the region cannot be built by old colonizers, and that the region’s resistance is going to stand out in the 21st century as well and shape the new maps. Turkey’s historic leap is going to continue to surprise.
