Ottoman Empire country
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Claims (11)
Bolivia member_of
Ottoman Empire host_asserted
“you know, we're talking about, if you will, that's associated with Romania. One of the things everybody has to really look at is the maps prior to World War I, because these people were actually in existence for a long time. Gladio is only …”
▶ Operation Gladio - Bulgaria @ 1:18:51
Ottoman Empire overthrew
Istanbul host_asserted
“And then one tribe continues across Persia and right here where Bursa is, right on the front doorstep of the Byzantine Empire, which is a Greek Christian empire. Longest lasting empire, I believe, in history, as I understand it, or at least…”
▶ Live Research Dig w WarHamster and GBPH @ 1:17:25
Ottoman Empire carried_out_attack
Armenian Genocide guest_asserted
“the reasoning that it was given, that they viewed them as a threat. They didn't view them as a threat necessarily because of their wealth. They viewed them as a threat because of their religious beliefs and their refusal to convert to Islam…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Splendid Blond Beast #3 @ 50:05
Ottoman Empire assassinated
Armenian Genocide guest_asserted
“That was ongoing throughout World War I, which led to, and you're right in the fact that it wasn't, but they didn't just take Armenians that had wealth. They wanted them all gone, which is why they rounded them up and put them in the desert…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Splendid Blond Beast #3 @ 50:33
Ottoman Empire assassinated
Jesus host_asserted
“And the whole thing about the infiltration of Christianity by the Old Testament and ignoring the New Testament is a really, really long old psyop. And people really forget that the Romans assassinated Jesus.…”
▶ Operation Gladio Prelude to Terror chapter 18 @ 1:50:01
Ottoman Empire member_of
West Germany host_asserted
“English banks that forced the Ottomans to the point where they had no choice but to join Germany by indebting the entire Ottoman Empire. But the one banker who profited the most from World War I was J.P. Morgan. That's no accident. He got p…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Safe for Democracy part 35 (37) @ 1:06:05
Ottoman Empire overthrew
Italy host_asserted
“to get the Orthodox Pope and the Catholic Pope to see eye to eye so that we could actually launch the first crusade. Like, like they were so caught up in this power that their church is right. And all the other churches are wrong, you know,…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Zaire-Congo 1975-1978 @ 1:50:06
Mustafa Kemal overthrew
Ottoman Empire guest_asserted
“For the Turkish people, he kind of, on numerous cultural levels, saved them in making a structure whereby they could, you know, function without a king. And yes, the Armenian genocide happened. And what is stated is that they...…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Splendid Blond Beast #3 @ 47:13
Ottoman Empire carried_out_attack
Southern Italy host_asserted
“they initially came ashore in southern Italy. So the Ottomans come ashore in southern Italy, and people were led to believe that if they took refuge in the Catholic church, that they would be safe. There is a Catholic church that in the aft…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Splendid Blond Beast #3 @ 1:19:08
Ottoman Empire carried_out_attack
Spain host_asserted
“or you would be killed. Now, when they got into Spain and southern Italy, as they were coming into the European continent, they realized quickly that the modern city-states that were very different than going across desert areas where there…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Splendid Blond Beast #3 @ 1:16:45
Ottoman Empire carried_out_attack
France host_asserted
“they were eventually then pushed back out of Europe. But it was horrific what happened. But if you read anything about Genghis Khan and his tirades through the countrysides and country after country, that's the way they did warfare back the…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Splendid Blond Beast #3 @ 1:23:02
Mentions (44)
▶ 1:16:29
Because I always had a bad feeling about the whole crusade narrative. And nobody ever talks about the fourth crusade. And the fourth crusade, as Matt has taught me, was they went straight to Constantinople. They sacked it. They raped it. Th…
▶ 1:17:25
And then one tribe continues across Persia and right here where Bursa is, right on the front doorstep of the Byzantine Empire, which is a Greek Christian empire. Longest lasting empire, I believe, in history, as I understand it, or at least…
▶ 1:20:16
They invite the Europeans to come to Baghdad. Baghdad was far more advanced and sophisticated at the time than Europe was. They were doing surgery. They were using all kinds of medicine that did not exist in Europe. They were putting people…
▶ 1:20:45
And it's all because of what you said. Venice goes to Constantinople and sacks it. Charlemagne. Charlemagne. Thank you. It was Charlemagne. Yeah. And that story, that's such a good story. And that's really what I think in a lot of ways we'r…
▶ 1:21:18
And I will make the argument that World War I, one of the main reasons that we started it was to break up the Ottoman Empire. Coincidentally, this whole area, which is listed as Arabia, is where they had just discovered oil. Correct. And th…
▶ 1:21:48
regime change. It's exactly what we've been doing throughout the 20th century. And it's almost always about oil or gas or natural resources. And that brings us right back to Ukraine. Why is that war happening in the first place? And it's ab…
▶ 1:22:09
Eastern Mediterranean politics. Harun al-Rashid, he's the guy whose name I couldn't remember, who sent the emissary, sent the war elephants to meet with Charlemagne. It was 840 AD. Yeah. And the British then come in and put their thumb on t…
▶ 1:22:36
That's where it culminates, where you have the British then going to these other Arabs and saying, let's overthrow the Ottomans. At the end of World War I, the Ottoman Empire ceases to exist. That's where you really started your research. W…
▶ 1:18:51
you know, we're talking about, if you will, that's associated with Romania. One of the things everybody has to really look at is the maps prior to World War I, because these people were actually in existence for a long time. Gladio is only …
▶ 1:19:49
Bridget, you know the guy's name from Waco that was the Branch Davidians and all of that. Victor Hotez. Yeah. They keep saying he was a Bulgarian, Bulgarian, Bulgarian. Well, he wasn't. He was part of the Ottoman Empire. So, you know, it's …
▶ 1:50:01
And the whole thing about the infiltration of Christianity by the Old Testament and ignoring the New Testament is a really, really long old psyop. And people really forget that the Romans assassinated Jesus.…
▶ 41:17
During the First World War, a large part of the Ottoman Empire, which was headquartered in Turkey, broke apart. Many will tell you that's the whole reason why we had the war, is so they could break up the Ottoman Empire. Almost the entire p…
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It was late in the whole Ottoman Empire setting up. Originally, when the Ottoman Empire began, it was convert or die. They just literally killed everybody that didn't convert to Islam. But as that empire grew so big, especially as it branch…
▶ 42:35
Not necessarily industrialized, but just more advanced cultures. And as that happened, the leadership in the Ottoman Empire kind of, and I'm definitely just glossing over this, trying to give you kind of a 30,000 foot look. All of this is m…
▶ 49:52
turkish state that kind of got chopped up um in because it was part of the greater ottoman empire um basically um was very unstable it was be the best way to say that um and that basically was used as um a mechanism…
▶ 25:43
the West where Persia, which of course they turned into Iran, and then part of it's Iraq, and you go right into what used to be the Turkish Empire or the Ottoman Empire more specifically.…
▶ 1:47:26
And I'm like, what? Why do we not know that? And I'm not saying it as a pejorative to the religion, but it's a relevant artifact, piece of history, because I never associated the Ottoman Empire with the Muslim religion, even though it was l…
▶ 1:47:50
by the Muslim religion because our history books never associate the two things together, which is completely different than the Christian crusades in which they used to deride Christianity all the time. So why is it the Ottoman Empire and …
▶ 1:54:44
The Crusades followed 600 years of Muslim conquest. He did not say that there were good guys and bad guys. He said it was justified to take the territory back from the Muslim Ottoman Empire as it had encroached into Europe and along the way…
▶ 1:56:09
not in formaldehyde or anything else, are in glass cases that are shuttered in the turrets of this. And they were all in the basement of this particular church when the Ottoman Empire arrived. They went down into the basement, chopped every…
▶ 1:57:01
No, I totally understand. That's what I wanted to give a little bit more of context, because there was a political and economic context behind all this, you know, because the European nobles saw the Crusades as an opportunity to gain some l…
▶ 1:06:05
English banks that forced the Ottomans to the point where they had no choice but to join Germany by indebting the entire Ottoman Empire. But the one banker who profited the most from World War I was J.P. Morgan. That's no accident. He got p…
▶ 1:38:05
for all of those cities not to be reduced to rubble. And so that modernization drastically changed the Islamic religion as a whole. And you find that from that time on, post-World War II, when the Ottoman Empire is demolished, that there wa…
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Communists seized power in 1917 and took the country out of the European war a few months later. Though a civil war continued in the East, the Ottoman Empire in the Middle East disintegrated. The quote-unquote Republican government supplant…
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It was the Turkish government's attempted genocide of the country's largest Armenian population that had led to the demand for a clear international ban on crimes against humanity. Turkey was the center of the Ottoman Empire, and the Armeni…
▶ 10:35
denouncing the mass killings of Armenians as crimes against humanities. They warned the leaders of Turkish governments that they would be held personally responsible. But there was little behind the rhetoric. The associated powers basically…
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Well, the Armenian people. Jamal afforded the Allies their one great opportunity to subvert the Ottoman Empire from within and to save lives. They let it go. Nor did the Allies exploit his attempted...…
▶ 17:15
as part of the price for his support to this effort. Again, resources over people. Another pattern that just keeps repeating itself. The Ottoman holdings were of extraordinary value, perhaps the richest imperial treasure since the Europeans…
▶ 17:40
had begun eroding for decades, but by the time the Turkish defeat of World War I, it still included most of what is today Turkey, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Jordan, and the oil sheikdoms of the Persian Gulf. The European go…
▶ 31:36
but not near enough. Armenians lost a great deal under the terms of the new treaty, while Western commercial interests prospered. The new Turkish leader, Ataturk, agreed to relinquish all claims on the old Ottoman Empire outside of what was…
▶ 32:01
thus formally opening the door for the Anglo-American control of the Middle East oil. Again, brought about by Alan Dulles for his real customer, Standard Oil. The settlement of most reparation claims against Turkey and an agreement between …
▶ 46:43
from being taken over by them and simultaneously was able to take out the Ottoman, the Sultan, the king of Turkey. And so I just want to give that context because he's like a superhero.…
▶ 50:05
the reasoning that it was given, that they viewed them as a threat. They didn't view them as a threat necessarily because of their wealth. They viewed them as a threat because of their religious beliefs and their refusal to convert to Islam…
▶ 56:12
what is now NATO and going back all the way to World War I, is that these, obviously, you can make the argument that World War I was fought under false pretenses, as you just articulated, to destroy the Ottoman Empire and to take all of the…
▶ 56:59
cobbled together the remaining aspects of that and to establish some type of Turkish beachhead was Ataturk. And that is the reason why he is still to this day in Turkey. It is the last bastion of the former Ottoman Empire. And if you guys u…
▶ 57:29
to Turkey was huge. So Turkey has always been of paramount importance. And Ataturk was like the last man standing after World War I. And that is the reason why, because it was the head of the caliphate of the Ottoman Empire. It was critical…
▶ 59:16
Copy that. Okay, so we're kind of on the same page there. But the point I was going to make is World War I, the reason that Turkey had to be brought in with World War I, and specifically Germany had to be brought in with World War I, is bec…
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Yeah, so they would tax the hell out of you if you didn't convert to be a Muslim. You had to pay special tax, but it's my data that they didn't kill them. If you have different data, I'd love to see that. I have tons of different data, Carr…
▶ 1:15:26
basically in control of all of that territory. And I have visited churches in Southern Italy. There's one particular church, and I still have the flyer out in my box out in the garage, that I have never seen anything like this in my life, a…
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They basically and you have to understand that their motto as they were creating the Ottoman Empire, it was not any different than Genghis Khan or anything else. I'm not talking about Islam as a religion. I'm talking about this as a effort …
▶ 1:16:21
Every empire was created by killing people. You don't create empires by shaking hands and saying, hey, I'm going to be in charge now. This is not singling out a religion. It's just historic fact. There was a lot of people killed in order to…
▶ 1:17:11
There were trading posts in most of the territory that the Ottoman Empire embraced at the time was not well developed. Some were. Most of it was not territory wise. But Europe was very different than that. And they quickly realized when the…
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That was viewed as a critical mistake within the militant element of the Islamic religion. They viewed it as a watering down that once that began to happen and you started making deals with the quote unquote devil, that that was the beginni…
▶ 1:23:02
they were eventually then pushed back out of Europe. But it was horrific what happened. But if you read anything about Genghis Khan and his tirades through the countrysides and country after country, that's the way they did warfare back the…