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"Kemalism that philosophy of an immoral warlord and drunkard is a decaying corpse that is poisoning all of our life"Reader comment on item: Turkey's Islamist Turn, 10 Years Later Submitted by Ianus (Poland), Nov 15, 2012 at 12:21 ates gurbuz wrote : > Reversing Kemalism is not that easy in Turkey.< It is much easier than you think and the inexorable process of de-Kemalisation of Turkey has been going on since as early as 1949 when under American influence Kemal's strict ban on teaching Islam at schools was cancelled. Actually, by exterminating and expelling everything non-Mahometan in Turkey in the course of his wars of genocide and purges Kemal himself paved the way to the ultimate triumph of Mahometanism. In a 99,8% Islamized society like that of Turkey one can't have anything else but a purely Mahometan regime and if anyone is surprised by what is hapening there, then he visibly ignores the numbers or believes in miracles. It seems that a future is not so distant where the disdainful saying Kemal once made on Islam as "a theology of an immoral Arab Beduin being a decaying corpse that is poisoning all of our life" will be quoted in the form suggested in the title. But cynically speaking, there is nothing unusual for the West in all of that development. The West has made excellent friends with its Wahhabis cronies from Saudi Arabia, so why should we suppose it won't come to terms with what will emerge as e.g. Turkish wahabism ? The Turkish version of Khomeini, namely Fethullah Gulen, is after all already waiting for his chance enjoying his stay in the US ppprotected by powerful politicians and comrades from the CIA.
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