THE TERRIBLE TURKS!!

New Rome or Constantinople–the queen of cities–fell to the Terrible Turks on May 29, 1453. The invention of gunpowder cannon led to the breaching of the massive walls and the fall of the city.

Gunpowder cannon was the most explosive invention until the first atomic explosion on July 17, 1944.

	Terrible Turks with horsetail banner storming the walls of Constantinople in 1453. Emperor Constantine XI is on the left, sword in hand, refusing to surrender his beloved city.

After the Conquest of Constantinople, parents in western Europe, whose children were misbehaving, would tell them: "BEHAVE OR THE TERRIBLE TURKS WILL GET YOU."

This was no idle threat as the newly invented printing press disseminated far and wide the horrors of the fall of the city.

The descendents of those fanatics are now called ISIS or ISIL.

One of the favorite methods of Turkish execution was impalement. Here is an account of such impalement by a Genoese merchant named Jacopo de Campi:

As the Turks prepared to conquer all of western Europe, the Popes made a semblance of opposing them, but this was all for show, because the Popes were eternally grateful to the Turks for conquering their ancient rival, Constantinople.

The Popes also faced a dilemma, because even though they wanted the Turks to wipe out all of Protestant Christian Europe, the conquering Turks might set their sights on the New World . . . and ignore the Bull of Pope Alexander VI. The terrible Turks had a very accurate ancient map of the New World, called the Piri Reis map, which they found in the great library at Constantinople.

Ahmet Ertegun was the son of a Munir Ertegun-Terrible Turkish ambassador to the United States from 1934 to 1944. Munir is mostly infamous for his successful attempt to browbeat and bride MGM Studios into cancelling a movie that exposed the Armenian Genocide. The book was called Forty Days of Musa Dagh, and it was written in 1943 by Austrian Franz Werfel.

The big prize eluded him however, he failed to sign up the Beatles in 1964. To the fury of the Terrible Turk, his lawyer (Paul Marshall) failed to sign up the enormous cash cow called the Beatles. That group was signed up with Vee-Jay and Capitol:

As compensation, Ertegun signed up the degenerate Rolling Stones for a 5-year contract in 1971. One of the lyrics to a Rolling Stones song said "Let's spend the night together, mommy."

That could be one of the reasons why the Beatles were titaniced in 1966. Terrible Turks are known to do far worse. The entire rock 'n' roll scene was just a gigantic PSYOP meant to discredit people who were opposed to nuclear war and nuclear power plants.

The Terrible Turks tried to conquer Germany in 1529!!

After the discovery of the New World by John Cabot, the next great event was the blessed Reformation.

Thanks to the prayers of Saint Martin Luther, Suleiman's attempted invasion of Germany was a washout. That attempted invasion alone was enough proof that the Pope and his Terrible Turks were indeed Antichrist:

Pope Paul IV told Cardinal Morone that he was confident that the Turks would help him overcome all his enemies.

Here is a brief quote by an eminent Italian historian named Niccolò Capponi:

A successor of Pope Paul IV, "Innocent" XI, tried again to use the Terrible Turks to conquer Germany.

After the conquest of Constantinople by the Terrible Turks in 1453, the Orthodox moved to Moscow and Moscow became known as the Third Rome. From that time onward, Russia became the target of the Terrible Turks.

Britain and France allied with the Terrible Turks during the Crimean War!!

The first bloody Crimean War had as its ultimate objective the total elimination of Russia as a powerful and influential European nation. That war was the first truly modern war that saw the use of the telegraph, railroads, steam powered ships, newspaper correspondents, photography, etc.,etc.

Britain and France–normally bitter enemies–united in a military alliance against Russia. They were joined by the Terrible Turks and the war was called the Crimean War. It lasted from 1854 to 1856.

Tsar Alexander II inherited the war from his father, Tsar Nicholas I, who died suddenly of poisoning in 1855.

Sultan Abdul Mejid (1823–1861). Sultan from 1839 to 1861.

The Terrible Turks were allies of the British and French during the Crimean War. The Terrible Turks were mostly confined to digging trenches and burying their numerous dead. Most of the lower ranks in the British army were recruited in Ireland and used as cannon fodder.

Lord Palmerston (1784–1865). Prime Minister from 1855 to 1865.

In the English speaking world, the war is mostly famous for the suicidal charge of the Light Brigade and Florence Nightingale.

The Cuban Missile Crisis began with nuclear missiles in Turkey!!

The Cuban Missile Crisis almost led to the extinction of all life on earth.

Turkey became a member of NATO (North Atlantic Terrorist Organization) in 1952. In 1961, nuclear tipped missiles were installed in Turkey, just minutes in flight from Crimea. Nikita Khrushchev claimed he could see them from his villa.

Premier Nikita Khrushchev (1894–1971).

Bombastic British Secret Service agent Nikita Khrushchev was very upset that the Pentagon had installed nuclear missiles in Turkey. He claimed he could see the missiles from his dacha in Crimea. As a result, he decided to get his revenge by installing nuclear missiles in Cuba.

One of the five sites of 3 Jupiter missiles stationed near Cigli AFB in western Turkey in 1962.

In 1954, Khrushchev secretly transferred Crimea to UKraine, as a gift, but he still had a villa or dacha there and claimed he could see the Jupiter missiles from across the water in Turkey:

The Cuban Missiles Crisis brought the world to the eve of destruction and it was only the arrest of the Russian Guy Fawkes that prevent a Pentagon first strike on the Soviet Union.