What kind of adventure is Macron dragging Europe into?

The adventures that French President Emmanuel Macron has embarked upon in an effort to seek abroad what he has lost at home are producing serious problems for his country as well as for the whole of Europe and even the whole world.

Macron cannot keep the promises he gave to the French people who voted for him. Since he took office, the country has been in economic instability, and these problems lead to the ceaseless protests of the groups called the Yellow Vests. In his effort to seek and carry abroad the prestige he has lost at home, he meets Turkey in his path everywhere: in Libya, in Syria, in Lebanon, in the Mediterranean... And now in Azerbaijan too.

In Libya, through the support he gives to Haftar, who is backed by the Madkhali groups centered in Saudi Arabia, groups deemed extreme even within the Muslim world, able to behead people with ease in the name of Islam, and which also produced DAESH, he tells the world that the real great threat to Islam is the Islam of Turkey and Qatar, and he cooperates with them. The first visible result of this cooperation alone is the dozens of mass graves that continue to be found every day in Tarhuna. In these graves, civilian, unarmed people of the Libyan population were massacred without question, with their hands tied behind their backs, after being subjected to torture. These are massacres that fall within the scope of crimes against humanity, and France under Macron's administration is an open partner in these crimes.

Of course, the swamp of crime into which Macron has dragged France might have gone unnoticed, had Turkey not poured water into the pot he was cooking with human corpses.

Naturally he is angry at Turkey, and to take revenge on it he provokes Greece to the point of bringing it to the brink of a war against Turkey in the Eastern Mediterranean, and he attempts to parcel out the Eastern Mediterranean. He criticizes Turkey for pursuing aggressive policies because it objects to an unjust intervention taking place within its own borders and to a division that leaves it out, and defends its rights, and he invites the Western world to mobilize against Turkey.

In Lebanon, when the people were in anguish for their lives because of the explosion at the Beirut port, instead of going and applying balm to their wounds, he threatened them and incited them to form a front against Turkey.

This desperate trouble with Turkey has evidently thrown all of Macron's balances into disarray. Lately he has been trying to strike at Turkey through Islam. He thinks that the more he strikes at Islam and the more he insults the Prophet, the more Turkey's heart will ache. Of course, he disturbs the entire Islamic world and draws its reaction.

But as a country he is so sure that the direct addressee of this is Turkey. He knows very well that, anyhow, the leading countries of the Islamic world today no longer have any concern called Islam.

How much the insult to their Prophet, whom they hold dearer and more precious than their lives, their souls, their mothers and fathers, their children, hurts Muslims is in fact well known. That no one other than Turkey and Pakistan raises a voice about this at the level of states shows how far the Islamic world is from representing its own peoples.

There is only one meaning to the fact that no voice at all comes from the Islamic world in response to these insolent attacks on the sanctities of Islam: the Islamic world is under occupation.

While we were constantly focused on Palestine, the Crusader and Zionist occupation of all the centers of the Islamic world has been completed quietly and without a sound. About three years ago we said that the war Saudi Arabia launched against Qatar was in fact threatening Mecca and Medina. We had also said that "Saudi Arabia must take its precautions before the enemy tanks reach Mecca and Medina." As it turns out, the tanks have long since reached Mecca and Medina and taken them. If not the slightest reaction comes from the sanctuary of Islam against the trampling of the sacred values of Islam, this has no other meaning. So it seems that Islam and the Prophet do not concern Saudi Arabia, Egypt, or the UAE at all.

Let alone reacting, there were people in these countries who said, shamelessly and with pride, that if there was a dispute between Erdoğan and Macron, their preference was on Macron's side. Yet before there is a dispute between Macron and Erdoğan, there is a dispute between Macron and our Prophet, and Erdoğan has clearly placed himself on the side of the Prophet, whatever it may cost him. Because Erdoğan is on the side of the Prophet, will you now be together with those who wage war on the Prophet?

Tell me your friend and I will tell you who you are. A person is of the religion of his friend. A person is with the one he loves and will be resurrected with him.

Macron, with all his bigotry, is trying to build a crusader mobilization. He is trying to incite the Western world to embark on this adventure, but so far no one other than a few very exceptional far-right figures has supported him.

We hope that the Western countries will see the dirty calculations behind this crusader call and will not reward such an adventurism that would cost dearly the whole world, and all the values and the order that Europe claims to uphold.