The conspiracists' discovery-lust

I have mentioned my view of conspiracy theories here many times before. Conspiracies without an objective basis, conspiracies produced by those unfamiliar with the nature of the matter merely on the basis of their fantasies and their prejudices about certain usual-suspect actors, are of no use to us.

They sever us from the facts and take us on a stroll through a world of fantasies, even nightmares. Within those conspiracy theories, by attributing a divine power to the forces we unwittingly regard as enemies, we do not even notice that we begin to place ourselves in the position of servants. We begin to imagine that everything going on in the world takes place under the precautions and will of those conspirators.

In fact, in this way we do not even realize that we are directly associating partners with God in relation to the conspirators. Yet the truth of the matter is that there are those who plot, who try to plot, and who put it into practice; it is not that they do not exist, they do. A satanic power is always at work, always trying to make and spread its sedition and corruption.

One must follow them closely and try to foil their plots. But while saying we will foil their plots, one must not attribute more power to them than they have, and must not fall into the delusion that everything happening in the world is a manifestation and a disclosure of their will. They set a trap, and God also sets a trap, and God is the best of those who set traps.

His trap is not against good humanity, but against the enemies of humanity, the oppressors, the criminals.

In fact, we have seen so far many conspiracies end up against those who set them up and carried them out. Putting together the data that has emerged, we see clearly that the Khashoggi affair, too, is part of a major conspiracy that did not consist merely of an effort to eliminate Khashoggi, but was meant to set in motion a new coup attempt in Türkiye.

Khashoggi's double, who had been prepared with painstaking selection and brought to Türkiye on the day of the incident, goes into a toilet in Sultanahmet and comes out in different clothes. Just think: had Khashoggi's fiancée not given notice, that day, or perhaps the next day, or perhaps days later, we would be dealing with reports of a Saudi citizen or a respected journalist who had disappeared in Istanbul.

Okaz, one of the semi-official newspapers in Saudi Arabia, had in fact already started writing, just two days later, reports that Türkiye is not a safe country for Arabs. What would have come next was an extremely intense propaganda trying to spread, with a shock effect, the perception that Türkiye cannot provide security against those who target Saudi citizens. Even rumors of sanctions against Türkiye from America or other countries could have followed this first wave.

It is understood that a move focused on the exchange rate, which had been tested before and whose particular sensitivity had been determined, was planned to push Türkiye into an unprecedented economic crisis within a short time.

The Arab peoples who are in love with Türkiye have already named, among themselves, both this move and its being thwarted by a simple mistake as "the repelling of a new coup attempt against Erdoğan."

The rejection of Türkiye's request to the Saudi authorities to try the 18 people who came to kill Khashoggi and returned to Saudi Arabia after committing that ominous murder indicates that the murder is in fact being owned up to by an official authority.

It is evident that the Saudi official authorities cannot even display a proper defense argument or behavior in order to extricate themselves from this business. Just like their doing cleaning inside, openly for days, after inviting Türkiye's official authorities to the consulate, until letting them in. Since that cleaning meant nothing other than the concealment of the murder's evidence inside, it could have been accepted as the greatest evidence of the murder; indeed the confession came without any need.

After the murder, that both of the planes carrying the killers, instead of flying directly to Riyadh, went to Riyadh after one landed in Cairo and the other in Dubai, should be evaluated separately. The alliance that these three countries have displayed recently appears to have been realized in all its nakedness in this filthy affair too.

A complete case of uncovering one's nakedness.

That this group, which has stood out as an alliance that has for years oppressed innocent people and run campaigns against them in the world with the accusation of "terrorist," has been caught stark naked as an accomplice in this savage murder too is enough as a divine punishment.

The matter is this clear. Those who, from here, still make explanations as if shedding light on the criminals' cleverness, or on the still unfathomable, admirable cunning or dimensions of their conspiracy, lose much by ignoring the dazzling light of this divine punishment.