Erdogan says he has a big plan to Islamize all European countries, Erdogan threatens European countries directly Turkey: "Soon, religious war will start in Europe"

Erdogan says he has a big plan to Islamize all European countries, Erdogan threatens European countries directly
Turkey: "Soon, religious war will start in Europe"


TURKEY / EUROPE | Turkey's President Erdogan sharpened the aggressive in the tone towards Europe. In a speech in the city of Sakarya yesterday, the president asserted that the struggle between Christians and Muslims has begun. In connection with the statement, Turkey's Foreign Minister, Mevlut Cavusoglu, warned Europe for future war.

The statements come after several conflicts between Turkey and a number of European countries such as the Netherlands, Germany, Sweden and not least Greece. The Turkish top politicians are currently conducting a comprehensive election campaign for the referendum, aimed at giving President Erdogan dictatorship power in a country already suffering from strong democratic deficits.

During yesterday's campaign meeting in western turkey, both politicians attacked Europe and the EU. According to President Erdogan, the struggle between Islam and Christianity has begun. In his campaign speech, the President spoke of the conflicts with Europe and described them the words: "Dear brothers, the struggle between the cross and the crescent has begun. There can be no other explanation. "

In Mevlut Cavusoglus speech, the Foreign Minister argued that all people in the western world have the same mentality. Followed by talks of religious war. "Where are you going? Where are you going to carry Europe? You have begun to dissolve Europe to pull Europe into the abyss. Soon, religious war will start in Europe "

Military provocations
As late as last year, Erdogan made remarkable statements against Greece where he questioned and fought the 90-year-old peace treaty between the two countries.

As late as March 6, military provocations were reported outside the Swedish charter favorite Rhodes. The provocations took place when Greece's President Prokopis Pavlopoulos visited the island.

Conservative Nationalists
President Erdogan is the leader and founder of the AKP - Justice and Development Party. A strong nationalist and conservative party. Leading AKP politicians have been said to salute the fascist terrorist movement Gray Wolfs. At the same time, the party has pushed a tough line against the country's minorities, not least against Kurds in Turkey's Kurdish Bakur region.

The party's policy can be resembled a somewhat tougher mirror image of the Swedish Democrats. What separates AKP from SD is the view of nationalism. The AKP Party's nationalism is based on the Ottoman empire's great power, saying it includes all Turkish peoples.

According to the AKP, religion is a part of the national identity. Something not least has been noted in terms of legislation in the country that has begun banning alcohol. AKP leader Erdogan has previously driven a relatively tough Islamic line along with conservative nationalism, which has resulted in the country being no longer considered a secular democracy.
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