Whites are very anti-racist.

However, their anti-racism has led to them importing people from a bunch of different racial groups who are very racist against one another.

It’s quite a conundrum, as anti-racism has led to race wars on the streets of white countries.

European Conservative:

Intercommunal tensions simmer as rival gangs of immigrated Turks and Kurds continue to fight across eastern Belgium this week, following Sunday’s eruption of imported sectarian violence.

After an incident involving the flying of Kurdish PKK flags in a predominantly Turkish area, Belgian security services were deployed to protect mosques in the Limburg municipality of Heusden-Zolder on Monday. Reportedly, a convoy of Kurds flew Marxist-Leninist PKK militia flags through a Turkish neighbourhood, leading to an immediate response from local youth.

The clashes occurred in Ghent, East Flanders, as well as northern Brussels. Media sources admit that the conflicting accounts and the relative insularity of the rival immigrant communities made accurate reporting difficult.

#BREAKING: Ethnic tensions and clashes persist between Kurds and Turks in Brussels. pic.twitter.com/yEk22BmhaQ

— War Intel (@warintel4u) March 26, 2024

Belgian police turned water cannons on hundreds of mostly young Kurdish males assembled outside the European Parliament Monday. The Kurds were protesting against sectarian violence directed at their community by Turkish ultranationalist groups during the past week. Belgian police were deployed to defend mosques and schools in the east of the country.

Turkish community groups claim they are only responding to reciprocal violence from PKK-adjacent terrorists, with footage emerging of Kurdish militants attacking a Turkish cafe sometime this week and reports of a firebombing attack on a Turkish cultural association in France.

Belçika’da yaşayan Türklerin kahvehanesini basan PKK’lıların videosunu işletme sahibi paylaştı.

Günlerdir Türk vatandaşlarına karşı saldırılar yapılıyor. pic.twitter.com/eN9YoBW6D4

— ibrahim Haskoloğlu (@haskologlu) March 26, 2024

Increasingly concerned by narco-fueled violence and imported ethnic strife, Belgian PM Alexander De Croo convened a meeting of the National Security Council on Wednesday morning to discuss both worsening gang violence and recent conflicts between immigrant communities, with Brussels and Antwerp becoming hotbeds of gun violence in recent years.

Well, if they’re concerned, they could always just deport all of these brown people.

They could charge them all as being racists, then mass deport them.

“Operation Claw Lock” is definitely a better name than the gay ones the US uses for its invasions

It might just be that when all is said and done, Turkey ends up in control of the whole world.

They’re the only country which is successfully able to play every single other country off against each other.

It’s really shocking what they’re able to get away with.

Euronews:

Turkey has launched a new ground and air offensive against Kurdish militants in Iraq, Turkey’s defence minister announced Monday.

Turkish warplanes, artillery and troops attacked targets belonging to the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) in northern Iraq, ranging from camps to ammunition stores.

The military operation – named “Operation Claw Lock” – was part of a long-running Turkish campaign in Iraq and Syria against militants of the PKK and Syrian Kurdish YPG, which Ankara regards as terrorist groups.

Jets and artillery struck shelters, bunkers, caves, tunnels, ammunition depots and headquarters belonging to the PKK, said Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar in a video posted on the ministry’s website early Monday.

Turkish commandos – with the support of helicopters and drones – then crossed into the area by land or were flown in by helicopters.

“Our operation is continuing successfully as planned,” the state-owned Anadolu news agency quoted Akar as saying. “The targets identified in the first phase have been captured.”

Diversity – not a great strength in Turkey either

No information on casualties was given or how many troops and warplanes participated in the action.

Turkey has conducted numerous cross-border aerial and ground operations against the PKK over the past decades, with the latest offensive taking place in the regions of Metina, Zap and Avashin-Basyan.

Turkey claims the PKK bases in northern Iraq are used to stage attacks on Turkish soil and launched Monday’s operation following an assessment that the PKK was planning a large-scale attack, the ministry added.

The PKK, which has also been designated a terrorist organisation by the US and the European Union, took up arms against the Turkish state in 1984. More than 40,000 people have been killed in the conflict, which in the past was mainly focused in southeast Turkey.

So Turkey is in NATO, but also at war with the US in Syria.

They are also alternatively allied with Russia and Israel, depending on the situation, and have never lost any battle with the EU. Who knows what they are doing with the Gulf States, but there is some kind of game there as well. They stabbed Saudi over the Khashoggi killing, providing evidence to the West that Saudi did it, and they are somehow involved with Qatar. They don’t seem to have terrible relations with Iran even.

Erdogan has made no mystery of the fact that he seeks to reestablish some kind of serious regional dominance, and yet, somehow, even as Turkey makes all of these serious moves, they are never the center of the conversation.

Nothing says greatest strength like importing tribal wars from the Middle East

Race war!

This is truly a fun time for the whole family.

Breitbart:

Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz has accused Turkey of sowing strife in Europe after members of the far-right Turkish Grey Wolves clashed with Kurdish leftists and their Antifa allies in Vienna.

Chancellor Kurz summoned the Turkish ambassador to Austria on Monday and told the press “that there must be an end to Turkey trying to influence the people here in Austria and instrumentalising them for their conflicts”.

“I don’t expect a lot of support from Turkey,” he said, Austrian tabloid Kronen Zeitung reports.

“Because I know exactly what Turkey is trying to do here: namely to use Turks in Europe to sow strife and to create moods here and there above all for Turkey’s own interests,” Chancellor Kurz added.

“These conflicts are imported from Turkey,” Kurz said and went on to note: “If you need street fights, you should do it in Turkey, but there is no place for it in Austria.”

This is the standard line of liberals and cuckservatives alike – that this diversity project would all be working fine, and we’d all be getting along and consuming in multicultural bliss if only there weren’t some few, shadowy figures making us hate each other for no reason.

Truly, it is quite the mystery…

The comments come just days after members of the far-right Turkish Grey Wolves, an ultra-nationalist group, clashed with Kurdish supporters of the terrorist Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), and the Kurds’ Antifa allies in the heavily migrant-populated Favoriten district of Vienna.

The conflict began last Wednesday when members of the Grey Wolves interrupted a Kurdish women’s association meeting. Clashes between the far-right and far-left extremist groups continued for several days after. Eleven people have so far been arrested in connection with the violence and seven police officers injured.

The PKK, along with its symbols and flags, were banned in Austria in February of last year. While some symbols of the Grey Wolves are now forbidden, as well, the far-right group is not proscribed outright.

Over the weekend, Chancellor Kurz announced a “zero-tolerance” policy saying: “We will not allow conflicts to be carried from Turkey to Austria and to be carried out violently on our streets.”

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Clashes between Grey Wolves and PKK supporters have been seen in Germany in the past, as well. In 2016, the two groups clashed in the city of Duisburg and both Turks and Kurds briefly fought one another in central Vienna in August of that year.

Sorry to disappoint you, but when you bring foreigners into your country, you’re also bringing in their fights.

People don’t just magically become Austrian after setting foot in Austria, or even being born there.

The Turks will always be Turks, and the Kurds will always be Kurds, and Sebastian Kurz will always be a cuck.

While we’re on the subject, you guys wanna hear something funny?

This is from the Grey Wolves’ Wikipedia page:

The more times you read that last sentence, the funnier it gets.

The Grey Wolves are a terrorist organization in the most literal sense of the word – they do bombings, assassinations, kidnappings, riots, brawls, paramilitary training camps, and one of their members even tried to assassinate the Pope.

This group is not only not banned in any country in Europe, but you never hear of any “crackdowns” on them by any government.

Turks are just over 3% of Germany’s population, and they have the largest “right-wing extremist” group, which is also an outright terrorist organization and proud of it, and you’re more likely to get arrested if you have a problem with that than they are for blowing up buildings and killing people.

Are you happy with your country, Krauts?

The US has long claimed that their bombings in Syria were to target ISIS, when in reality they were just randomly bombing Syrian civilians and destroying the infrastructure of the country. The reason they were doing this is because of the Jews.

The Jews want Syria to be a destroyed nation.

From the time the US entered the “war,” Syrian officials made it clear that they did not want them there and that they did not view their bombing campaigns as helpful.

Now, because of Russia’s intervention, the country is stabilizing. While the US keeps on bombing, it is getting harder and harder for them to justify it, given that there is no more excuse.

Damascus now wants money to pay for all of the destruction.

RT:

Syria wants the US and its allies to pay for the destruction of Syrian infrastructure and to bear legal responsibility for “illegitimately” bombing civilian targets, Damascus has told the UN, demanding that the American-led coalition strikes stop.

The Syrian “Government insists that these attacks must come to an end, and that the members of this illegitimate coalition must bear the political and legal responsibility for the destruction of infrastructure in the Syrian Arab Republic, including responsibility for compensation,” the Permanent Mission of the Syrian Arab Republic to the United Nations said in letters addressed to the UN Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council.

Stating that the ongoing US-led anti-terrorist airstrikes “continue to claim the lives of hundreds of innocent Syrian civilians,” Damascus claimed that the bombings had led to a “near-total destruction” of homes and vital infrastructure, including the “utter destruction” of oil and gas facilities.

The US was purposefully targeting infrastructure.

Everyone knows this. Except people who only rely on the fake news media. They think they were “fighting terrorism.”

The attacks, along with US and EU-imposed economic restrictions on Syria “are impeding the maintenance of those economic facilities and jeopardizing the prospects for development and reconstruction” in the country, the letters, written last week, said.

To support their claims, Syria’correspondence referred to two recent cases where the coalition’s jets destroyed oil and gas facilities. Damascus also said the May 27 bombardment of Hasu Albu Awf village in the Hasakah governorate, “completely” destroyed many homes and killed at least eight civilians, “most of them children.”

On Friday, the US-led coalition announced the demolition of a number of oil and gas facilities in various parts of Syria which allegedly belonged to the Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL) terrorist group.

Targeting the terrorists’ illegal oil trade and jihadist infrastructure has been a cornerstone of both American and Russian strategies in Syria. But while Moscow coordinates its strikes with the Syrian government, the Washington-led operation has been harshly criticized for its indiscriminate bombing practices and doing so without communicating with Syrian government forces.

…

However, there is little chance that the document would lead to any repercussions for Washington, international relations professor Jamal Wakeem told RT.

“I don’t believe that the United Nations will take any action against the United States, because we know it has been the tradition of the UN not to act against any aggression done by the US against any country,” Wakeem said.

Even if the UN moves forward with Syria’s claims, “the US, as a permanent member of the UN [Security] Council, would veto any resolution that could be proposed against it,” Wakeem added.

Nevertheless, Syria’s move “could affect the US, not on a political, but on a moral level,” the professor said.

Yeah, if it gets reported.

I suppose it might get reported in Europe. I don’t know.

But the good news is that the US presence in Syria is now becoming nonviable, due to the successful Russian campaign to destroy ISIS and other terrorist groups operating in the country.

The Kurd Card

The nutjob Jews are telling the US to stay and keep bombing on behalf of Kurdish communist groups, who are fighting for the establishment of a Kurdish state in parts of Iraq, Syria and Turkey, but even a top US general – when pressed by a Jew WaPo journalist on the issue last week – said that would be nuts.

RT:

A US special operations commander has admitted that an extended US stay in Syria runs contrary to international law and that Russia would be entirely justified in questioning its presence there.

At the Aspen Security Forum on Friday, Special Operations Command chief Army General, Raymond Thomas was asked whether American forces will remain in Syria, after Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL) is defeated, possibly, to support the Kurdish forces in the north of the country.

Thomas acknowledged that American forces are fighting in a sovereign Syria, where they will likely “have no ability to stay” if that presence is questioned “in terms of international law,” Thomas said, replying to the Washington Post journalist’s question.

“Here’s the conundrum,” Thomas continued. “We are operating in the sovereign country of Syria. The Russians, their stalwarts, their back-stoppers, have already uninvited the Turks from Syria. We’re a bad day away from the Russians saying, ‘Why are you still in Syria, US?’

“It has come up in the form of some close calls there, but it will be hard – I defer to the lawyers in the crowd and others in terms of international law on the basis for us staying there other than our CT [counterterrorism] writ. We went there for all the righteous reasons, but if the Russians play that card, we may want to stay and have no ability to do it.”

Syrian President Bashar Assad has said that any uninvited foreign troops, including those from the US, are “invaders” who only prolonged the conflict.

Why would you want to stay in Syria after the defeat of ISIS, when the entire stated purpose of the mission was to fight ISIS?

Unless that is just a clear admission that fighting ISIS was never actually the point of the mission. Which is what it appears to be.

Here’s that question, timestamped.

Note that the general also admits that the Kurdish terrorist group actually is the communist PKK (or YPG), saying they’re “a little bit socialist” but then noting that they have women’s rights (which is apparently now an important US military concern), and that they are trying to “rebrand” as not the PKK.

“Communist terrorists do have women’s rights tho. Gotta give them that.” -US SOCOM

Here’s a cropped clip of him talking about the rebranding.

The Kurds were fighting both ISIS and Assad, so they were the perfect ally for the US during this attempt to destroy Assad, but that just can’t work without ISIS. That creates a situation where the US would have to just openly tell the world “we support any terrorist group anywhere, just as long as they’re causing global instability.”

I don’t know what is going on with these Kurds that their entire military is women. It’s weird.

I have seen people flipping out about this idea that the US could remain in Syria after ISIS is defeated in order to help Kurdish terrorists, but there is absolutely zero chance that this could happen in real life. It is a fantasy of Jewish think tanks and WaPo writers.

Trump has already pulled the funding from ISIS which was being funneled to them through “moderate terrorist” proxies, and he has the mandate to simply get all US forces out of that country, forever.

I think it is going to work out.

#YPG's American volunteer Nicholas Alan Warden (Rodi Deysie) was martyred in action July 5 while valiantly fighting Daesh (#ISIS) in #Raqqa. pic.twitter.com/hYczabNmsm

— Rojava Defense Units (@DefenseUnits) July 11, 2017

Oswald Spengler once said that the left has always been in the pocket of (((finance))), and when it comes to the Syrian conflict this truism is more obvious than ever.

The report that the Trump administration is ending the CIA program to arm “moderate terrorists” in Syria is great news, but we’re not out of the tunnel yet.

The Russian-Iranian-Hezbollah Axis of Bad Goyim have gained too much territory on Al-Qaeda and ISIS, which means the (((Thomas Friedman))) geopolitical prescription for backing ISIS against Iran and Assad is no longer feasible. As the front line recedes, Washington Zio-plutocracy appears to be funneling more and more money and guns to Kurdish forces. The new agenda is to support communist terrorist groups like the YPG (now “Syrian Democratic Forces”) – an affiliate of the PKK – in Northern Syria in an attempt to split the country up and keep it permanently destabilized.

US Special Forces are openly directing YPG/SDF. The Turkish government recently leaked the positions where American military forces are training and directing the YPG terrorists as revenge.

The Pentagon believes that simply changing the name of the YPG will fool people into not noticing they are backing a force they previously admitted was composed of terrorists.

White Heroes of the Revolution

The goofiest part of the story is that white British and American globo-homo ‘Antifa’ types are volunteering to fight this phony Kurdish “revolution.”

While self-proclaimed communists and anarchists volunteering to die as Neocon/Israeli chess pieces is comically dumb and hypocritical, the fact that these extremists may return to the West with knowledge of weapons and explosives they can use at home against Trump voters and the Alt-Right should be a national security concern.

Here is the fawning eulogy the Jew York Times wrote for one of the American leftists who died in Syria a little more than a week ago.

New York Times:

Robert Grodt was a volunteer medic at the Occupy Wall Street protests in 2011, when he pulled Kaylee Dedrick, who had just been pepper-sprayed in the face, out of the crowd to treat her.

The pair quickly hit it off, and when video of Ms. Dedrick being sprayed in the face captured the world’s attention, the spotlight turned to their budding romance. They again garnered media attention the next year, when they had a daughter — quickly nicknamed “Occubaby” — because she was conceived in the protest camp in Manhattan’s Zuccotti Park where the pair had been camped out.

But then he made a dangerous decision that few young Westerners have made — joining a Kurdish militia fighting in the Syrian War.

On Monday, Kurdish fighters announced that Mr. Grodt died on the outskirts of Raqqa, Syria.

…

Mr. Grodt’s family was told of his death by the State Department on Friday, said his mother, Tammy Grodt, but has few details on the circumstances of his death.

What they do have are two videos featuring Mr. Grodt and posted by the Kurdish militia he joined, the People’s Protection Units, known as Y.P.G. One clip posted in June details his rationale for joining the group; the second was released on Tuesday when the Y.P.G. announced he had been killed.

The Y.P.G. has become a major player in the Syrian conflict, making up the bulk of coalition ground forces fighting the Islamic State in parts of the country. Although the coalition is backed by the United States, many of the Y.P.G. leaders have roots in the Kurdistan Workers’ Party, or P.K.K., which is on the State Department’s list of foreign terror organizations.

Grodt isn’t the only one.

It seems like every other day, a new white leftist mercenary is killed fighting for the YPG.

#YPG's British volunteer Luke Rutter (Soro Zinar) was martyred in action July 5, 2017 battling Daesh (#ISIS) in #Raqqa, northern #Syria pic.twitter.com/wMh7U2OBFC

— Rojava Defense Units (@DefenseUnits) July 11, 2017

It’s weird.

The thing I think is really neat about modern riots is that they don’t really have any clear purpose, and the groups and individuals involved don’t appear to have any specific qualms.

It’s like, you could interview one of these people as to why they are rioting, and they would just be like: “BECAUSE FUCK THIS SHIT MAN I CAN’T TAKE IT.”

People are extremely dissatisfied with their lives, but they don’t have a clear grasp on where this dissatisfaction is coming from. And none of the mainstream protest groups are offering any explanations. Because the mainstream protest groups are all “controlled opposition.”

RT:

A G7 protest in Taormina, Italy resulted in violent clashes with the police, who were seen deploying tear gas at protesters.

The violence erupted as the protesters reportedly veered off the approved route and approached a police checkpoint.

A small group of protesters broke from the main column and tried to flank the riot police checkpoint by running along the beach. The police then charged the protesters and deployed tear gas.

The tear gas formed a thick cloud, which, however, dispersed rather quickly.

An ambulance took away at least one injured person, Reuters reports.

At one point, a column of protesters faced the police, demanding free passage, citing freedom of movement.

The protesters, however, promptly formed a new column and approached the checkpoint again, chanting “Sicily is not afraid.”

…

According to Italian media estimates, about 3,000 people are participating in the march.

The march and its route were sanctioned by the authorities.

The G7 protest march was staged by several groups with varying political views, including anarchists, communists, and LGBT supporters. Flags of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) were also seen.

Now that right there is a weird coalition.

There were also anti-Trump global warming believers in attendance.

The PKK has an obvious, clear racial agenda.

The rest?

No idea.

And the problem isn’t that I have no idea: the problem is that they don’t either.

The protest marks the end of the G7 summit, which concluded today in Sicily.

The turnout was less than expected, as tight security measures prevented many people from showing up, according to a professor from Sicily, Salvatore Giordano, who was searched multiple times by police before reaching the site of the demonstration.

“They are criminalizing our dissent,” Giordano told Reuters. “We’re pacifists. We’re not here to break windows, but to protest against Sicily being turned into a giant aircraft carrier for the world’s military powers.”

Pacifist rioters…

The coordinator of Sicily’s communist party, Alessandro D’Alessandro accused media of waging a “fear campaign” against the protesters, to keep their numbers low.

“It was hard to get here,” Reuters quoted D’Alessandro as saying. “But we came to tell the world’s most powerful people that we oppose their military and capitalistic worldview. We’re here to defend the interests of the weakest.”

Meanwhile, those with their “military and capitalistic worldview” are directly funding these communist and anarchist groups, because mass immigration – which is the prime goal now all of leftist groups – forwards the “military and capitalistic” agenda.

They used to protest “free trade” and the environmental effects of over-industrialization of the third world and so on, as well as have some specific understanding of the geopolitics and financial interests causing this state of perpetual war. Now they’re just out there screaming about “war and rich people in general,” Islam, anal sex with men, global warming and… whatever.

Basically, if we could just get people to put on the glasses, and see that there is a very specific group of people who run all sides of everything, we could get this whole situation worked out real fast.

But instead, we just have an ever escalating cycle of weird nonsense, feeding into itself.

Ouroboros.

Or, perhaps a modern analogy is in order: we have a woman eating diamonds, shitting them out, washing them off in soup, then eating them again – all the while, just waiting around to be gassed and made into a lampshade.

Échauffourées à #Taormina entre manifestants et forces de l'ordre après clôture du #G7. Photo @FrancescoBellin pic.twitter.com/MXcj9NYY0h

— Francois de Labarre (@flabarre) May 27, 2017

The #police blocked activists #noG7 on the road to #G7taormina checking bags and documents for two times pic.twitter.com/9bviOVL956

— globalproject.info (@global_project) May 27, 2017

Hate to say it again. Actually a I don’t.

This does relate to women.

There were some cuties there.

Il corteo determinato prova a violare la zona rossa. Scontri con le forze dell'ordine. #g7 #nog7 #foraug7 #itivinni #sicilia pic.twitter.com/tIUMlsg0vW

— CentroSociale Liotru (@CSOLiotru) May 27, 2017

So the men go to look macho by fighting with cops – without having a clear reason why they’re doing it.

Because due to the death of monogamy, men are now forced to spend approximately 100% of their vital energies trying to figure out ways to get pussy.

If the men opposed to the G-7 were married men, who had just had sex this morning and were going to have sex again this evening, it seems very possible they would have taken some time to figure out what exactly it is they are protesting for and/or against.

Something a bit more coherent than “militaries and capitalism.”

A “protest,” by definition, must involve specific demands. Otherwise you just have a disgruntled mob.

Every week the Moslems blow something up.

And every week we are shocked.

Because no one ever expects something like this to happen.

RT:

At least 29 people, most of them police officers, were killed, and over 160 people injured in two separate blasts that targeted Turkish security forces in the vicinity of Besiktas stadium in Istanbul.

Twenty-seven police officers and two civilians were killed in the bombings, while at least 166 people suffered injuries of various severity, according to Interior Minister, Suleyman Soylu, Hurriyet daily reports.

The blast outside the stadium was caused by a car bomb detonated remotely at around 10:30pm local time, Soylu said. The first explosion was followed by a suicide attack at Macka Park some 45 seconds later.

Police have so far taken 10 suspects into custody over potential links to the attack, the minister added.

While a total of 166 people were wounded, some have already been discharged, with 17 injured undergoing surgery, Health Minister Recep Akdag said. At least six victims are in intensive care.

The blast targeted a riot police bus, the minister said.

“It is thought that it was a car bomb at a point where our special police forces were located, right after the match at the exit where Bursaspor fans left, after the fans departed,” the Guardian quoted Soylu as saying.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that terrorists targeted both police officers and civilians in a way that was apparently designed to maximize casualties.

He said that, “a terrorist attack has been carried out against our security forces and our citizens. It has been understood that the explosions after the Besiktas-Bursaspor football game aimed to maximize casualties. As a result of these attacks, unfortunately, we have martyrs and wounded,” he said.

No matter which terrorist organization was behind the attacks in Istanbul, be it the PKK, ISIS, or Gulen’s FETO movement, Erdogan promised to eradicate extremists.

Turkish Transport Minister Ahmet Arslan called the explosion outside the stadium a “terrorist” act. He expressed his condolences to the victims’ families on Twitter.

Turkish Prime Minister Yıldırım issued a statement saying that terrorists will not be able to defeat the “integrity of the state” and will not turn Turkey away from the path of democracy. The PM also confirmed that an explosives-laden vehicle targeted Turkish security forces outside the stadium.

I don’t even follow Turk drama, so I don’t even have a comment on this.

It could be PKK or ISIS, or Erdogan could have done it himself. I guess he probably doesn’t have any reason to do it himself, as he still has total crackdown abilities since the July coup situation (which I still tend to believe he did himself).

Anyway, these monkeys are running around blowing each other up all the time, the reasons they do it aren’t especially important or interesting.

Here’s some video.