"GME" PROJECT IN FUNCTION: SILENT CARD, DEEP ACCOUNTS

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"GME" PROJECT IN FUNCTION: SILENT CARD, DEEP ACCOUNTS

By Ali KILIÇ

For BesaTime translate by Dr. Sokol BRAHAJ

June 15, 2025

GME PROJECT (Greater Middle East Project) IN FUNCTION: SILENT CARD, DEEP ACCOUNTS

KILIÇ: Israel's advance towards the gates of Damascus, the direct targeting of Iran by freely using Syrian airspace, shows that regional balances have been completely shaken.

The world is no longer shaped only by weapons, but also by maps, waves of migration, media operations and plans disguised as "humanitarian interventions". Today, there is a noticeable acceleration in the redesign of the Middle East and unfortunately Turkey is at the center of this chessboard.

The agenda is changing so quickly that our collective memory is occupied with another “urgent” topic before we realize what is happening. However, when we look back in time, it becomes much clearer that what is happening today is not a coincidence, but part of a step-by-step plan.

Ecevit, Baykal and Kılıçdaroğlu: US Resistance to the US

To understand today’s developments, we need to go back to the early 2000s. The then Prime Minister, Bülent Ecevit, refused to open Turkish territory to the US attack on Iraq. What happened next is well-known: the economic crisis, the psychological warfare waged through the media, the famous cash register incident and the rapid deterioration of Ecevit’s health…

A similar picture was experienced during the March 1 Memorandum presented to Parliament in 2003. The then CHP chairman, Deniz Baykal, ensured the rejection of the memorandum with the support of a few reasonable AKP deputies. The result? Baykal was eliminated from politics shortly thereafter in a tape conspiracy.

The third of these examples occurred recently. Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu insisted that the Arab Spring was not a wave of democracy for the peoples of the region, but a trap aimed at dividing the Middle East, and that the territorial integrity of Syria in particular must be respected. When this discourse began to take effect, when the plans in Syria, one of the last dominoes of the Greater Middle East Project, began to fail, the same mechanism came into play: Kılıçdaroğlu was also sidelined with a media and psychological warfare operation, and a congress organized from within his party.

Mines, Refugees and Open Borders: The Real Cost of Ottawa

Turkey’s participation in the Ottawa Agreement in 2004 was presented as a “humanitarian responsibility”. However, the wave of migration that began simultaneously with the removal of mines on the Syrian border was in fact part of a larger engineering. Areas that were said to be open for agriculture have become the center of illegal crossings today. Migration has become a strategic tool that affects Turkey’s security, domestic structure and foreign policy beyond its demographic structure.

Syria and Iran: A New Curtain Is Opening.

Since Ataturk and Inönü, Turkey's Middle East policy has followed a cautious and balancing line. Ecevit, Baykal and Kılıçdaroğlu have also continued this line. Today, however, a new map is being sought to replace these balances. The change of government in Syria that occurred almost without conflict and the legitimization in the West of the actors declared "terrorists" reflect a multilayered international engineering. Israel's advance towards Damascus and Iran's targeting show that the balances in the region have collapsed and that Iran is the next target. Netanyahu's call for the people to rise up is a clear sign of preparations for military intervention.

CHP and Silence: Who Will Fill the Void?

The CHP, which has historically been the most resistant institution in Turkey to external interference, is currently preoccupied with internal debates. However, this state of introversion is one of the greatest weaknesses that can be experienced while Turkey is under siege. The CHP must abandon the artificially imposed agenda and develop a new vision of foreign policy before it is too late.

The Greater Middle East project is working, and it is working perfectly. This line, which stretches from Iraq to Syria and now to Iran, has the potential to directly pull Turkey in. Therefore, national unity must be achieved without delay at home; a new regional balance policy must be established abroad. Otherwise, this fire will not only remain beyond our borders, but will also reach our doorstep. YeniArayış

By: Ali KILIÇ

For "BesaTime" translate from turkish by Dr. Sokol BRAHAJ

June 15, 2025

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