Crossing Çanakkale Bridge: a Turkish Power Weekend celebrating 🇹🇷 Construction, Cuisine + Culture

We went on a power trip for more than 1.100 kilometers from Istanbul to Bodrum: visiting the world’s newest and longest suspension bridge, the biggest and craziest canal digging project, the deadliest fighting drones, Turkey’s most famous food temples, the original Trojan Horse, the not so Virgin Mary, and even the Seat of Satan. All in one weekend.

For route details click on this Google Map
Arrival on Turkish Airlines. They fly to more countries than any other airline. Opened in 2019, the gigantic new Istanbul Airport is already the second busiest airport in the world by international passenger traffic (after Dubai)*.

Bey Efendis, start your engines! On a Friday morning in May, at the new Istanbul Airport, we met this Swedish rental monster, called it Greta, and kicked it for a fat carbon footprint. In addition to Michelin rubber we were going to burn many Montecristo cigars … Bismillahirahmanirahim!

My opinions are not necessarily shared by my travel mates

Istanbul is definitely the world’s most beautiful city, with 15 million inhabitants it is among the world’s biggest, it is historically and geostrategically among the most significant, and it is one of only six* cities that bridge two continents.

Since time immemorial the Bosphorus divided the world into Celtoi (Galata) on the European side, and Scythoi (Üsküdar) on the Asian side. Istanbul’s name changed occasionally: from Byzantion via Nova Roma to Constantinopolis then via Islambol and Stamboul to Dersaadet (Sublime Porte), but the City at the Bosphorus was always an international power hub … except for a rather short recent 100 year time period:

After more than 2.000 years of glamorous Greek Roman and Ottoman Turkic rule, Istanbul went through 100 years of depression after the gradual putsch* at the beginning of the 20th century by the Young Turks*. They were a cryptic network of mostly Dönmeh, and other subversive opponents of Turkey. The Young Turks were about as Turkish as the Bolsheviks were Russian, or the NS were National German, or today’s IS is Islamic: they were a foreign force in disguise, crypto jews*, hiding in Trojan Horses!

After the Young Turks disposed off the Ottoman Sultan, which ruined an entire empire and its inhabitants’ identity (the Ottoman Empire just like at the same time in Russia, Austria-Hungary and Germany), a rather weak “democratic republic” emerged, under various degrees of foreign influence … until President Recep Tayyip Erdogan started to clean up this deep state (from Turkish: derin devlet), at the beginning of the 21st century. The deep state had suddenly come to the surface after the dirty Susurluk accident in 1996. Erdogan had already proven his clean-up qualities as mayor of Istanbul in the late 1990s.

I used to live in Istanbul as an expat teen from 1981 to 1987, and I graduated from Private German High School Istanbul Alman Lisesi. In these formative years, I personally witnessed the dark, depressed, hyperinflationary and completely run-down state of Turkish affairs, when putsch president General Kenan Evren used his secret NATO stay-behind troops (Gladio) to orchestrate false flag terror attacks to manipulate the public into accepting his military strongman regime, a strategy-of-tension on behalf of then puppetmaster USA.

All the previous and some of the following republic leaders were similarly controlled by the Anglo-Americans, an unhealthy alliance that once led the world to the brink of nuclear war, during the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962, after (!) Atatürk successor Ismet Inönü had accepted Kennedy’s request to station 15 US Jupiter atomic missiles near Izmir – a forced NATO provocation against Turkish neighbour Soviet Russia – very similar to the current use of Ukrainians as cannon fodder in the NATO attack against the Russian Federation.

Today, the widely popular President Erdogan stands for a more sovereign, externally empowered Turkey, that protects and enforces its legitimate national interests more wisely, especially between Russia and the USA, but also vis-a-vis Israel, NATO, the EU, and the rest of the world.

Presidents Erdoğan and Abbas in front of the 16 Great Turkic Empires

Erdogan revived Turkish political influence in Central Asia, Arabia and large parts of Africa, following the traditions of the 16 Great Turkic Empires, backed by Turkic immanent valor, by Turkish industrial virtues and – perhaps a little too much – by Islamic religious values. Nevertheless the Turkish state is still far more secular today than Israel, Germany or Great Britain for example. Think about it.

Erdogan also managed an internal spiritual empowerment of the large majority of so-called Black Turks from Anatolia, against the more Western-oriented former elite called White Turks, who live along the Western coastline, and who send their kids to expensive foreign influence schools, in Istanbul and Izmir in particular. These are not only Young Turk or known Dönmeh families like Ismail Cem* and Abdi Ipekci* with their typical family birthplaces in Salonika, high school at American Robert College* and resting places at Atatürk’s new secular Zincirlikuyu Cemetery*. Unfortunately, some of the third generation Gastarbeiter Turks from Germany, Benelux and Scandinavia are also returning home as TV-programmed vectors for Western neurotoxins, from Guilt via Global Warming to LGBT+ and Vaccines.

In any case, Erdogan’s physical infrastructure modernisation has been without equal in the world (except maybe China), with gigantic public-private-partnerships, international airports, nationwide highways, highspeed railways, affordable housing, hightech research centers such as TÜBITAK, and in particular cross-continental tunnels, canals and bridges.

The world’s longest suspension bridge, the Canakkale 1915 Bridge over the Dardanelles, which had just been inaugurated in March 2022, was one of the main reasons for our visit.

In addition to such mega Construction sites we also wanted to revisit some of Turkey’s amazing Culture sights, such as Troy, Pergamon and Ephesos, and we sought to savour the famous new Turkish Cuisine which has developed in recent years from typical Turkish highsociety show-off to honest Anatolian farm-to-table cooking … which is now also recognised by Guide Michelin.

(Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy was in my grade level at Private German High School Istanbul, one of the rare charismatic guys)

We started our tour de force in Istanbul with a quick visit to

Nusr-et Restaurant in Etiler (and Nusr-et Burger in Bebek), where gold-glittered meat is served by celebrity chef Nusret Gökce since 2010, with Turkish multi-billionaire Ferit Şahenk as his investor partner, financing the international expansion of the Nusr-et chain to Abu Dhabi, Ankara, Boston, Dubai, Doha, Dallas, London, Mykonos, Miami, New York, and Riyadh. Quite the achievement. Mashaallah!

Famous Mikla Restaurant’s “New Anatolian Kitchen” by Turkish-Scandinavian chef Mehmet Gürs, located on the top floor of Etap Marmara Hotel in Pera, has already been internationally renowned for 15 years. I had stayed there on a previous visit.

If you look for better accomodation, The Stay Bebek Hotel and The Stay Ortaköy Hotel are two favorites of the local upper class

… close to two famous gastronomic institutions:

Ulus 29 Restaurant (since 1993) and Sunset Grill Bar (since 1994), with their fantastic views over the First Bosphorus Bridge, are both located in the Ulus neighbourhood (the Dönmeh and Ashkenazi hotspot; my former home in the 80s when there was only Pizza Papillon).

Ulus 29 has an elder sister, now on the Asian side called Cubuklu 29 (since 1986), both operated by Metin Fadıllıoğlu and co-owned by Ferit Şahenk. After a princely* evening at Ulus 29, this was the late night and early morning view from our hotel in Ortaköy:

After my weekly Liberland* cigar zoom conference with leading An-Cap voluntarists from all over the world, early Saturday morning we left towards the Western outskirts of Istanbul and drove past the two oldest local restaurant institutions, Gelik in Ataköy (since 1972) and Beyti in Florya (arguably since 1945), where I often had Beyti Kebab in my youth, and where many foreign dignitaries went to eat (see Beyti Güler’s fascinating VIP-guest slide show below, spanning 50 years of Turkish political history, from Rockefeller via Carter and Thatcher to Gorbachov, Lee Kuan Yew and Al Maktoum):

In this slide show there is also a foto of Mr. Beyti with Bernie Ecclestone – for whom I had developed the F1 Turkish Grand Prix in Istanbul in the early 2000s, together with Mümtaz Tahincioglu, Mehmet Karabeyoglu, Mehmet Dereli, and Muhtar Kent (the later CEO of Coca Cola).

The F1 Kick-Off Party at Club Reina Istanbul with McLaren-Pilot Alex Wurz (in July 2002*) helped Turkey back on the world stage.

We then drove to the nearby Baykar factory in Esenyurt to see Turkey’s most prominent export:

Bayraktar Drones became a powerful game changer in the Second Karabakh War 2020, and also initially in the Ukraine War 2022 (but only when equipped with Israeli rockets!). Turkey also has a leading firm for bulletproof vests* and many other military exports.

Nearby, the absolutely fascinating Istanbul Canal construction was started in June 2021 at Sazlidere village (near Lake Kücükcekmece).

This “second Bosphorus” idea of Erdogan sounded crazy at first, but inshaallah it will give a lot more geostrategic power to Turkey (controlling maritime access to Russia’s backyard, the Black Sea), while its building dimensions are quite reasonable compared to the Panama Canal or Suez Canal. Turkey beware: these other two canals are not really controlled by their host nations! And remember the Baghdad Railway! A geostrategic choke point can be a two-edged sword …

After a further 3 hour drive westward we reached

Caeli Hotel + Winery for a quick lunch, a rather new Turkish gourmet temple (founded by the Toksoz family in 2017) which is located at Turkey’s other geostrategic choke point, the Dardanelles Straits, and near the new bridge. Cheers, şerefe!

Spanning 2.023 meter over the Dardanelles Straits, Canakkale 1915 Bridge is now the world’s longest suspension bridge* and commemorates the Ottoman victory in the 1915 Battle of the Dardanelles by division commander Mustafa Kemal (among others), under German leadership by general Liman von Sanders and admiral Guido von Usedom, against the attack of Winston Churchill’s British navy and his Australian-New Zealandish ANZAC forces*.

The bullet-riddled bloodbath in the Dardanelles is more commonly remembered as Gallipoli. From Kallípolis, Greek: Beautiful City, now in Turkish: Gelibolu, not to be confused with Gallipoli, Apulia in Italy, where other historic battles took place.

Famous foto of two bullets colliding mid-air in the Battle of Gallipoli (disputed)

This is the 2012 Turkish high-budget movie “Gallipoli 1915“, supported by Ferit Şahenk:

As life goes, a few years after beating them in Gallipoli, commander Mustafa Kemal started to collaborate* with the World War I winners that now controlled the former great Ottoman empire, in order to become Atatürk, the “Father of all Turks”, or at least of the remaining small Turkish Republic. Although he may have been a Dönmeh* himself. He was a Freemason* and later honored by Israel*. He also collaborated with American think tanks* and even with Lenin’s Bolsheviks*. Together with his sidekick Mustafa Ismet (Inönü) the never-elected Mustafa Kemal (Atatürk) moved the democratic republic’s new capital eastward from Istanbul to Angora. There he immediately started a rigorous re-education of Turks towards Westernism* (alphabet, religion, dresscode, schools, women work), a planned economy, and one of the biggest autocratic personality cults ever in human history*, that allowed him the longest private superyacht Savarona* at 136m, and even a secret harem as described by then 15-year old Zsa Zsa Gabor*, however due to an excessive lifestyle* he had a short lifespan ending at 57, embalmed and permanently displayed in a giant state mausoleum*, a rare afterlife otherwise only extended to Lenin, Mao, Ho Chi Minh, Franco, Tito, Kim Il-Sung, Khomeini, Chavez. But always keeping up the idea of Turkish “victory”, “independence” and “democracy”, as this American NATO propaganda video shows: The Incredible Turk by Walter Cronkite.

Despite their bloody nose at Gallipoli, unfortunately Britain, the Perfidious Albion, did win the endgame in the first World War (which Britain had started, and which their geostrategist Halford Mackinder* had already planned as early as 1904 against the rivaling Turkish, German, Russian, Hungarian Empires).

This tragedy for Turks and Germans was only possible because of perfidious backroom deals, such as the British Balfour Declaration that promised (Ottoman) Palestine to the Rothschild family, and manipulated the hitherto rather peaceful USA into World War I. Or due to the 80%-British-owned Ottoman Central Bank that the Brits forced onto the Ottoman Empire after their Crimean War (against Russia!), bankrupted the Sublime Porte through usury, and then stole the control over taxes, customs & duties through the Ottoman Public Debt Administration**. Or due to the British-run double agents and weapon merchants Basil Zaharof and Israel Lazarovich Helphand aka Alexander Parvus who secretly sponsored the sabotage by the Young Turks against the Ottomans (and later the Bolsheviks against Russians, and the Nazis against Germans, yes these two guys co-orchestrated all three movements!!!). Or due to British spook Lawrence of Arabia’s terror sabotage against Ottoman and German interests in Ottoman Syria (such as the Baghdad Railway) where he colluded with German agent-archaeologist Max von Oppenheim, and of course Lawrence’s total betrayal against the Arab tribes. Or due to the British-run multiple-agent Adam Glauer aka Rudolf von Sebottendorf who betrayed the German secret service to the British SIS, and who operated with Freemasonic Sufi Orders in Turkey, and then founded the Nazi think tank Thule Society against Germany. Or due to the Warburg Brother’s stab-in-the-back at the frontline in Paris-Compiègne, a totally fake capitulation perpetrated by shtetl-raised puppet Matthias Erzberger (and putschist Max von Baden) against the Germans, without any legal power of attorney, on the day of the Berlin Putsch against the Kaiser … on 09.11.1918 = a b’av tisha date … which then led to 100 years of direct German tribute payments dictated by the Versailles Treaty, all based on dirty tricks & lies!

An enemy who secretly plants one of his own tribe inside you, using mimikry to hide his identity, who then conjures a conflict in which he “mis-leads” you, first into a war, then into your submission, that is the ultimate Trojan Horse.

Same script in Hungary with the Jewish Bela Linder “fake capitulating” in Belgrade, then British-backed putschist Mihaly Karoly selling out 80% of Hungary at the Treaty of Trianon. So many similarities in all the putsches and Paris Suburb Treaties, just like the German and the Turkish “defeats”: after the capitulation at Mudros, for the Turks it was the Treaties of Sèvres (1920), later replaced by Lausanne (1923) and finally Montreux (1936) that still dictate the terms of the victors today, for example in the Montreux Convention on the Turkish Straits (Bosphorus and Dardanelles). A situation which is now slowly ameliorated in Turkey, but unfortunately no happy end in sight in Germany.

Back to the road. I had been looking forward to this drive over the newest transcontinental connection. Here is the approach. Merhaba Asia!

Song Hüzun by Levent Özkazanç

30 km South of the Canakkale bridge, on the Asian side, there are the ruins of ancient Troy

with a wooden model of the Trojan Horse (the earliest symbol of a war ruse to infiltrate & subvert foreign nations, or like in the Mossad logo “to lead war by deception”).

Next stop Pergamon, with one of the steepest amphitheatres in the world, a capacity of 10.000 spectators, constructed in the 3rd century BC …

… but we didn’t see the infamous Altar of Satan, mentioned in the Biblical Book of Revelations, because this huge structure was taken to the Pergamon Museum in Berlin long ago, in the 1880s, when Germany was still more sovereign and a role model for Turkey, and when Bismarck famously said “The friendship between Germans and Turks is so old it is unbreakable.”

While everybody has their own idea about the existence of satan, its etymology clearly stands for a dividing force (satan/sheytan/scheiden, diabolein/two-thrower/divider, zwei-fel/teufel/devil) … or for a divisive group (mose/mosaic/split, chufut/cift/double/pair) … for the unity of opposites (which is kabbalistic “doublethink” à la Orwell) … and possibly for the trinity (father, son & holy spirit, what is missing?) … but opposed to the unity of all (allah) or the one (odin, Russian: adin = one). Think about it.

Alhamdulillah, “In the name of God”, do you see a dividing force in the Pergamon altar’s architecture?

According to Wikipedia*, in August 2020, while the Pergamon Museum was still closed because of the COVID-19 plandemic, German-Turkish celebrity cook Attila Hildmann described the Pergamon altar in Berlin as being the “centre of global satanists and Corona criminals” with Stasi-Lesbian Merkel having secret access through a tunnel from her neighbouring apartment at Kupfergraben 6. The brave cook must have tickled the wrong tastebuds, because he suddenly became a hunted Western dissident and culture war refugee, who had to escape the Berlin regime, where politically dependent* courts now persecute him for “hate speech“, onward to political exile in the more tolerant Turkey, where he found a safe space* without censorship of his freedom of opinion.

All the while, the Berlin regime demanded the release from Turkish prison of their subversive agents* like Deniz Yücel, who had in all earnest written in the German Green Khmer newspaper TAZ:* “The imminent extinction of the Germans is a welcome national genocide at its best” … then he was sent on a mission to terrorise Turkey by the same token … and in the end this professional hate preacher got a governmental Citation Jet* back “home”, paid by the tax farmers in his host country Germany. One couldn’t make this stuff up …

Quod erat demonstrandum: Erdogan now leads a relatively sovereign state on behalf of the real Turkish people, while many deep state agents still lead the foreign occupation of the native German people. This is also visible when driving overland. There is much more of a police state in Germany (especially in Bavaria *1,2,3) than in Turkey (except maybe the Kurdish conflict area in the East). Think about it.

At the end of this long Saturn-day drive we reached

OD Restaurant + Guesthouse in Urla near Izmir, a delightful farm-to-table experience founded by Osman Sezener in 2018. OD is so popular that Istanbul’s upper class flies to Izmir just for dinner in this hideaway olive grove with its spectacular open kitchen.

We tried the 10 course tasting menu, basically Anatolian nouvelle cuisine. Yummy, cok lezzetli!

We also stayed in the OD Urla Guesthouse with its very healthy Turkish Köy Kahvalti village breakfast.

Urla is a formerly Greek and Jewish suburb of Izmir, derived from Greek Βουρλά, Vourlá = swamp, that gave its name to the family of Albert Bourla, who currently heads the world’s most criminal corporation* Pfizer.

This swamp around Gavur Izmir* was an early breeding ground for “the cult that hijacked the world” (Henry Makow), the Sabbatean Frankists, who deliberately hide their true family identities, their social parasitic activities, and their satanic beliefs, since centuries (hence they are called Dönmeh, from Turkish döner = turn, like in turncoat). In their kabbalistic worship of “the unity of opposites” (Lucifer), they deliberately do the evil end, in order to call their messiah and to “redeem the world through sin” (Jakob Frank). The Sabbateans are also known as Illuminati, Jakobins, Soviets and Bolsheviks. One of the cult founders, the first Turkish Dönmeh Sabbatai Zevi was born here in the swamp in 1626. With his kabbalistic messianic delusions, Zevi followed in the ideological footsteps of Isaac Luria and Samuel Falk aka Baal Shem Tov, and paved the way for Barukh Russo aka Osman Baba, Jakob Querido, Jakob Frank, Moses Dobrushka von Schönfeld aka Junius Frey, Jonathan Eybeschütz, Moses Mendelssohn, Moses Hess, Karl Marx, Menachem Mendel Schneerson, etc.

This huge monument* next to the highway at Izmir Karabağlar looks strangely like Sabbatai Zevi.

According to scientists like Henry Makow and Rabbi Marvin Antelman or the deceased Eustace Mullins, the world’s fake money (FED-$), fake medicine (mRNA “vaccines”), and fake news industries (TV + gazettes) are under control of these families, who bond together over generations and geographies through incestuous inbreeding. While the goyim (the cattle on the tax farm) and the arev rav (the mixed masses, riff raff) don’t have the slightest clue …

Vallaahi Billaahi Tallaahi, I swear to god, with a heavy head and an enlightened heart, the next morning we visited Ephesos

and the House of the Virgin Mary. Now we clearly understood the doublethink of the term “virgin mother”.

On Sunday afternoon we reached our final destination in Bodrum:

Macakizi Restaurant + Hotel, founded by Sahir Erozan and his mum Ayla Emiroglu in 1993, is beautifully nestled into Türkbükü Bay near Bodrum. The “Queen of Spades” has been a not-so-secret hideaway for the international jetset for at least 20 years. Sahir sold out to Ferit Şahenk, but still runs the operations. Perfect vibes. I love this place. En büyük Macakizi, başka büyük yok!

Like most restaurants mentioned in this blogpost, the society hotspot Macakizi requires an early reservation or good contacts to get a table in the high season (July – September).

The nearby bay of Yalikavak is even more posh and upmarket. With its internationally outstanding Yalikavak Marina it caters mainly for a Turkish, Russian and Arab yacht clientéle …

offering several famous Russian ultra luxury restaurants like Novikov or Sakhalin by White Rabbit:

My favorite restaurant location in Yalikavak is however the new Park Şamdan Bodrum (which was originally founded as an apparent Dönmeh night club in Istanbul Etiler in 1981), which beautifully overlooks the whole bay.

Whilst we were in Yalikavak, we saw the new 138m superyacht Solaris* of Jewish philanthropist / British opportunist / Portuguese passport fraudster / former Russian oligarch / now Israeli resident Roman Abramovich lying right in front of us in Homer’s wine-dark Aegean Sea, as innocent as a satanic sculpture by Marina Abramovic.

On a previous visit to Bodrum, I had been to the Karia Princess Hotel where Prof. Hans-Hermann Hoppe (with his wife Gülcin Imre) hosts the annual Property + Freedom Society conference every September since 2006, a famous congregation of scientists & thought leaders from the Austrian School of Economics, some of the world’s smartest men …

Early Monday morning we left Turkey via speed ferry (30 min) from Bodrum to the Greek island of Kos.

Back in Kalergi*s EU-genic peoples laboratory, where an unelected central-command kommissariat, by order of Bnai Brith Brother Nr. 1, and under a Davos-selected Pol Pot (a YGL with political potential) dictates over a large state-terrorised sheeple tax-farm, and where a Green Khmer Pass will be mandatory … tied to a vaccinated Digital #ID2020, social credit score and CO2 footprint. Big Brother is watching you. WHO is in charge? Satan Klaus? Kill Gates? #QUI bono? Allah kahretsin! Hele şükür! God damn them! Good riddance!

P.S.: Shortly after our trip, the name of Turkey (with its negative foreign connotations) was officially changed to the more sovereign sounding Türkiye at the United Nations. Another milestone for Erdogan.

Fotos: Hotel and Restaurant websites, Wikipedia, TS, own

3 thoughts on “Crossing Çanakkale Bridge: a Turkish Power Weekend celebrating 🇹🇷 Construction, Cuisine + Culture

  1. Sir, I read this with a wry smile, simultaneously reassured to hear of you back on the road, and grateful for the perspective and education your writing affords.
    With very best regards
    NS

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