13th Sunday

We also (sent) Prophet Lut: He said to his people (in Sodom): “Do ye commit lewdness such as no people in creation (ever) committed before you? For ye practise your lusts on men in preference to women : ye are indeed a people transgressing beyond bounds.” And his people gave no answer but this: they said, “Drive them out of your city: these are indeed men who want to be clean and pure!” But we saved him and his family, except his wife: she was of those who legged behind. And we rained down on them a shower (of brimstone): Then see what was the end of those who indulged in sin and crime!

Quran 7:80-84

Yesterday, the 13th Gay Pride in Turkey were held in Istanbul’s Independence Avenue . Aroused and provoked by the latest decision of the Supreme Circus (I mean court) of the United States that transforms all the United States to a gay bar, all faggots of Istanbul came to the streets, despite it had been banned by the governor of Istanbul due to the Ramadan, the holy month of all Muslims.

Good for me and all other Muslims in Turkey, the Turkish Police have intervened their bongo party. The first time for few years, Turkish faggots were beaten, shot with rubber bullets, exposed to capsicum gas etc. Also there are some rumors that some Turkish civilians with clubs hunted some faggots down. Good news!

But, interestingly I am curious about something. This is the 13th gay pride of Istanbul. Which means that they started to going out from the closet in 2002. In the year that a so-called Islamic government began to rule! Okay, let’s not be that tough. In that date, a secular coalition was in power. Also the perverts of Istanbul had started their travesty in 1992.

Nevertheless; Why Erdoğan and his so-called Islamist government did nothing to stop this madness?! They started their prides with a handful of freaks, but nowadays tens of thousands of people are joining the madness. Even some opposition members in the Turkish parliament went to pride and prevented police to do their job.

You had 13 years to change something! 13 fucking years! Your police gave a right but insufficient reaction. You gave a perfect excuse to European faggots for meddling in Turkey’s internal affairs. Now freaks like Lady Gaga are crying at the social media for support her sistren and brethren in Turkey. Perfect! You ignored faggots’ perversion on your election promises, and promised them to protect from so-called discrimination. Now, you try to deceive Turkish proles with your so-called police intervention against homos. You have no different from your counterparts in the United States.

Now some pictures from the 13th gay pride

Turkish faggots

Opposition MPs are preventing the Turkish police to do their job.

A faggot with his father. On the banner: I am your father and I am with you.

Winner of the Election

Today, Turkish general election is being held, almost 70 percent of the votes had counted according to the different news sources.

The Cathedral had been declared as the winner of this election.

The ruling party, Justice and Progress Party lost its parliamentary majority, Kurdish progressivist party got more than 10 percent, Turkish nationalist party increased its votes, while the main secularist party protected its share of votes.

The Cathedral wanted destabilization, the Cathedral achieved it.

I think that there would be early elections next year.

Turkish Elections

You worship not besides Him except [mere] names you have named them, you and your fathers, for which Allah has sent down no authority. Legislation is not but for Allah. He has commanded that you worship not except Him. That is the correct religion, but most of the people do not know.

Quran, 12:40.

Today, a general election is to be held on Turkey. To be precise, five hours later.

I will not vote at today, and I will never vote.

Before say anything about the elections, first we must meet with Turkish political parties. There would be 31 different political parties, but I will only present five of them. Also 11 parties had not submitted any candidates.

1. Justice and Progress Party

The ruling party of Turkey since 2002. The main party of Islamists and social conservatives. Made some good things, but created a crony capitalism and widespread corruption. They would get the plurality of the votes. They lost some votes because of economic conditions (Turkish economy is not good at that time) and the emerging Kurdish nationalist movement. Conservative Kurds are swinging to the People’s Democratic Party, and conservative Turks to the Nationalist Movement Party and Felicity Party.

2. Republican People’s Party

The main opposition party. The oldest party of Turkey, they were founded before Turkey was founded. The main party of Turkish secularists and Kemalists, and social democrats of Turkey, interesting for a left-wing party, they would get some nationalist votes. Not corrupted like JPP, but anti-Islamist, modernist and Demotist movement. Probably they would gain between 25 and 30 percent of the vote.

3. Nationalist Movement Party

The second opposition party. The main party of Turkish nationalists. It is a coalition between conservative Turkish nationalists, and secularist Turkish nationalists. Probably they get a higher vote than in 2011, between 15 and 20 percent.

4. Felicity Party

The party of hardline Islamists. They would not take any seats at the parliament, because of the ten percent election threshold (the highest in the World.), but they would gain the support some disillusioned JPP voters.

5. People’s Democratic Party

The party of Kurdish modernism. Unfortunately, most of the Kurdish nationalists and half of the Kurds in Turkey became fucking leftists, and they became the fourth greatest political party in Turkey. Also the most of the Marxists of Turkey supports that party. The problem for them is the ten percent election threshold. If they get pass from this threshold, they would get 70 seats in the parliament (Turkish parliament has 550 seats), if they don’t, they would get nothing, but since they are extremely strong in the Southeastern provinces of Turkey, they would create tensions.

The other 26 parties are not important, because they would not get more than one percent of the votes, at best two percent of the votes.

Turkey has two important problems, emerging Kurdish nationalism, and economic problems. But still, I am quite hopeful. Because, Turkish people has lost their hope.

What do I mean?

Turkish people don’t trust to elections, in the last local elections, there were widespread rumors of election frauds, and 29 people were arrested for making election fraud. And according to the polls, almost half of the Turkish people think that this election would be an unfair one. The illusion of demotism had begun to dissipate. And some people began to realize that democracy is a lie, and I saw a monarchist flyer for the first time of my life. I saw some anti-demotist Islamist flyer, but Ottoman monarchist flyer is a new thing for me. I always cried when I saw that flyer.

Keep it up, brothers and sisters.

“So do not weaken and do not grieve, and you will be superior if you are true believers.” Quran, 3:139

Protestantization of Islam

Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddihn said that in his book Liberty or Equality, there was something decidedly Islamic in original Protestantism.

Now there is something decidedly Protestant (and Puritan) in “original” Islam, at least in Turkey.

In Turkey, there is an Islamic celebration called the Holy Birth Week (Kutlu Doğum Haftası in Turkish language.) since 1989. Every year, in the end of April, many Muslims are celebrating the birth of Prophet Muhammad (peace bu upon him). In 1989, a group of Islamists had created this week to celebrate the birth of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), also to create a new celebration for Islamists, due to the fact that 23rd of April is one of the most important days , of Kemalists, which is the Opening of National Assembly.

These fools wanted to counter the National Sovereignty and Children’s Day with an Islamic celebration day. Just like an Islamic version of Kwanzaa , an unnecessary effort.

I have many objections about that futile effort.

First of all, the exact date of our prophet’s (peace be upon him) birthday is a complicated and controversial thing. Some scholars said that he was born on 20th April 571 AD, but many others refuted this claim and they stated that our prophet Muhammad was born on 17th of June.

Second of all, there are no birthday things in Islam, neither our Prophet’s nor any other Muslims’ birthdays had not celebrated in Islam. The birthdays started to celebrate at the middle of the 19th century by reformist Ottoman Padishah. Christians are celebrating Prophet Jesus’ birthdays, had you became Christians? This is a Bid’ah , an innovation in Islam. Islam does not need any innovations in itself, does not need any reforms, any birthdays. If you want to celebrate a birthday so much, celebrate your birthdays.

Third of all, in Islam, any Islamic days are decided by the Islamic calendar, a lunar calendar. In modern Turkey, however, we use the Gregorian Calendar, a solar calendar. Gentlemen, are you idiots? How can you figure the exact date of an Islamic date, with an un-Islamic calendar?!

Fourth of all, it had been innovated. Ottomans had not celebrated this celebration, Umayyad Caliphate had not celebrated, Abbasid Caliphate had not celebrated too, the Rashidun Caliphate had not celebrated either. Can you show me any Islamic state, other than Modern Turkey (and I am not sure that Modern Turkey can be considered as an Islamic state) What are you trying to do? You are trying to change Islam!

You are trying to inject Protestantism and Puritanism into the Islam itself? When you realize that you are actually harming Islam and Muslims instead of helping that? You Islamic conservatives and Islamists of Turkey, you are no different from the Turkish Progressives themselves. You are no different from the Quranists themselves. Perfect!

Don’t forget that, once you inject something “harmless” to Islam, others would try to inject more dangerous things. You are walking in a sinful road. You had not created that road. But you just cleared a sinful path from its hedges and bushes. Not long after, someone would say that prayers are not mandatory in Islam, uh forgot that, it had been said already. You had become the servants of the Cathedral, and you are dragging the innocent religious masses. You are been poisoning by the poison of Puritanization and Modernization. You have been brainwashed by the Cathedral’s means. You have to try to runaway from this poisoning.

Dissimulation and Anonymity (Why I Should Stay As Anonymous?)

Last day I read Michael Anissimov’s Anonymity and the Right on moreright.net. It is an inspiring work for me, just like moreright.net and Anissimov.

But I have serious doubts about the value of going out of closet for all Neoreactionaries, or in Anissimov’s words, to make the first jump. As a Turkish Neoreactionary, I think that this is not the right time for making the first jump in Turkey for Turkish Neoreactionaries.

First, I need to elaborate my views.

Anissimov is certainly right about that:

Today, the neoreactionary Right is like a class full of first graders at the edge of a small stream. To get what they want, they need to cross over to the other side. But everyone is afraid to make the first jump. To avoid perpetual leftward drift which ends in Pol Pot, the class will need to make the crossing, even if some of them temporarily lose their livelihood. A flawless crossing with no casualties is not possible.

This is absolutely true in the USA, or any other Western State. But, the thing can be quite serious in Turkey, I think that it is more serious than the USA.

The Cthulhu is swimming very fast in Turkey. A so-called right-wing and Islamist (and also certainly demotist and corrupted ) government is getting out of control, and a left-wing and secular (also demotist, anti-religious, specially anti-Islamist) opposition who had gone mad tries to bring more modernism to Turkish soil. A third opposition (demotist and Kurdist) tries to create an independent, at least autonomous Kurdistan at the southeastern Turkey.

What I mean that it can be said that Turkey has crossed to another level, it became harder and more dangerous to going out of the closet and say “I’m a Neoreactionary” in Turkey than the USA. This is not some kind of whining like a fucking faggot, this is a statement about Turkey’s current situation.

There will be people who lose their jobs, but this is a price that must be paid to get the future we want.
Anissimov wrote. That is not only correct in Turkey, but it is worse.

Yesterday, (it is almost 2 AM in Turkey) the Turkish government banned YouTube, Twitter and Facebook (the ban on Facebook and Twitter had been lifted), with regard to the spreading of a picture that shows a hostage case of a prosecutor by a communist terrorist organization. Last week, the wordpress.com itself was banned (later on, that ban was revoked). Google and Gmail probably banned thirty minutes ago (I am serious but they can abandon from banning of Google). Vkontakte banned last month. I use VPN programs and TOR Network, when I am surfing on the Internet, I also had to use TOR Network when I replied to the comments at my blog.

If someone writes something that irritates someone who is a high-ranking person in Turkey, wordpress.com could be banned at Turkey in just four hours. For instance, if I write a severe criticism about the founder of Turkey and a high-ranking Kemalist irritated from my shit, wordpress.com could be banned after four hours, unless they don’t remove my post, and there is real possibility that I could be imprisoned for three years due to the Turkish Law 5816 (The Law Concerning Crimes Committed Against Atatürk). If I criticize the government, I could be imprisoned with an excuse like that I insulted to government officials, etc.

How someone expect that I can openly declare myself as a Neoreactionary in a country is going full dictatorship? How can openly declare myself as a Neoreactionary, if I am one of few people who are influenced by Neoreaction? How can openly declare my identity when it is almost inevitable that I would be on trial? When Moldbug declared his identity after he commenced to write on Unqualified Reservations?

True, anonymity is holding us back. True, we need some red and black dots. Especially in Turkey. But, Turkish state is too powerful for now. All Islamic Neoreactionaries should follow the way of Taqiya , a kind of Islamic dissimulation. At least for now. As Islamic Neoreactionaries, becoming open targets for now would be like fighting with 3GW strategy and tactics against a FSD (Full Spectrum Dominance) entity, which is the Cathedral itself. Our time has not come yet.

This is not a weeping ceremony like “OY VEY, I AM BEING SO OPPRESSED BY THE ARCH-PROGRESSIVE TURKISH ISLAMISTS.”. This is not a shitty comparison between Turkey and USA. I did not say that Americans should be proud of their so-called freedoms. I just say that Turkey has crossed the river and is slowly (for now) becoming the Sweden of the Middle East. Interestingly for outsiders, Turkish progressivism had imitated the American progressivism and surpassed it to a certain extent.

By the way, when I saw this , I became very happy, (If this is real) seeing another person in Turkey who are interested to NRx and to financially help to NRx and Anissimov.

Turkish Miniskirts

Turkish Miniskirts? Is that a new brand of miniskirts?

No, I am not talking a specific kind or brand of miniskirts that have been wear by Turkish women.

I am talking about this; few days ago, bunch of Turkish men (read as betafags) wore miniskirts to protest (they could only come up with this: protesting with women’s clothing) to response to a brutal murder of a poor woman . Anyone remembered her?

Anyway, I saw this three days ago. In the beginning, I was not going to write anything about this travesty, but when I saw some of these creatures who are inferior than animals (this is a definition from the Holy Quran) at my university than I went full berserk. I had thought that I must write a post about them.

These idiots definitely thought that wearing their girlfriends’ or sisters’ dresses is the most complete way of making a protest, probably even more complete than Yuri Boyka’s fighting skills .

But the truth is these men are the greatest dickheads and idiotic pussy chasers that anyone can find in Turkey. Gentlemen, (while I consider that these men are not deserving to be called with a proper addressing title like gentlemen; for me the correct way to address them in Turkish is that .

Now, let me try one more time:

Listen up, pussy chasers! (Read as gentlemen)

This poor girl has been murdered while she was protecting her decency. She tried to protect her chastity, she was not one of that kind of indecent girls fuck with any men. First of all, you need to figure out this.

Second, we all know that why are you clowning around (somehow, you believe that this was a protest). You are chasing females with your sickly ways of protesting against a tragedy. You are “protesting” a murder and a rape attempt with dressing like indecent women in order to get laid with a sex-positive feminazi whore who was infected with STD. You are “protesting”, because you are defending adultery. You defend miniskirts, adultery, and every kinds of vices!

This poor girl is turning in her grave because of your actions! Well done!

Gentlemen, let me give you an honest advice, as you wore miniskirts for protesting. Please do not remove these on your bodies. You desecrated a girl’s memory and our values. Maybe if you continue to wear these on, some women would not wear these anymore, since you desecrate anything that you touch.

Fingers and the Sharia

An interesting title, isn’t it?

That title comes from a Turkish proverb:

The finger that was cut by the Sharia does not hurt.

This proverb is the Turkish version of this:

One does not fear a punishment that is just.

A horrible and blasphemous thing happened in Turkey. Last day, a tormented body of a 20-year-old girl found near to a highway at Southern Turkey. The forensic medics said that first she was raped, then she was beaten until death and her body was burned (This link is written in Turkish language.).

Later investigation found that she was a university student who had gone missing three days earlier. She get on a bus to back to her home and the bus driver, his co-driver (also his son), and his friend raped her and killed her.

Unfortunately for the girl and her family, there is no capital punishment in Turkey, and at the best case the murderers would get a lifelong sentence, at the worst case, they would get out after a few years.

The poor girl’s family wanted justice for their daughter. Some people who are living at the town that this terrible thing happened, also wanted justice for this girl and attempted to lynch the perpetrators, the perpetrators were rescued by the police. Since the Turkish police is a means for the Turkish state and the Turkish Cathedral, the Cathedral saved the perpetrators.

The family want justice but at the same time they know that they can not get their justice. They want a “vengeful” justice, but they would get an “incentive” justice, a “rehabilitative” justice.

There is a problem at this case; The justice. The Turkish judicial system is terrible. It is an imitation of the Continental Civil Law. It was imposed upon a Muslim population whose law is primarily based on the Sharia and secondarily based on the traditions of Turkish and other thedes of the Ottoman empire.

We have a Western judicial system, but we don’t believe or trust this system. We don’t trust this system, because this system does not suit our needs. We don’t need Western-educated judges who wear black robes with fancy-colored collars that change according to specialties of these judges (Turkish judges wear black robes and every kind of judges wear differently colored collars.). We need judges who can execute Sharia rules swiftly. We need judges who can bring “vengeful” justice. We need judges who can punish these kind of rapists and murderers according to our traditions and Sharia. The justice must be an avenger, not a rehabilitator.

That poor girl’s soul deserves a justice which is a part of our beliefs. Turkish people don’t believe their justicial system, and their justicial system doesn’t include their beliefs. Our strife, as Muslims, must be for a judicial system which was created by our beliefs, not a Western judicial system imposed by a bunch of Westernizing Modernists! We will reintroduce and reinstitute the Sharia law for our countries, not Western laws, not the laws of so-called Islāmic organizations!

Our fingers hurt too much.

Single-Party States of the Middle East

I had not written anything in the Oriental for over a week. I had managed to not go insane one more time at a stronghold of the Turkish Cathedral; a Turkish university, to be more precise. Lectures had begun at my university.

I had an argument in one of my classes. I quarreled with one of the other students. He argued that the single party states are a bunch of anomalies and the Single-party states of the Middle East are exceptions. He added that the Middle East needs more democracy. A shit full of Modernist and Demotist awfulness, great. I already want to write about the single-party state thing.

My answers were like these:

• The Single-party states are not exceptional things in the Middle East.
• The idea of a single party is a result of modernization, and all single-party states are modernist and demotist states. This also means the demotist thought has infected into the all sides of politics.

Let’s extend my all answers one by one:

The Single-party states are not exceptional things in the Middle East.

If someone really argues that in a discussion about our world, I would have serious doubts about that person and his (I normally prefer masculine gender when I write in English, except some cases it is necessary to use feminine one, it is not a problem when I write in Turkish, since Turkish language is a gender neutral language and does not distinguish between his, her, or its) education on politics, especially on the Middle Eastern politics.

First of all, we should look at the histories of the single-party regimes in the Middle East, I will write all single-party regimes in the Middle East one by one:

Let’s begin with my country, Turkey.

Turkey: Single-party state between 1923 and 1946 (de jure), or 1950 (de facto). military interventions in 1960, 1971, 1980, and 1997, military tried to intervene in 1944, 1950, 1957, 1961, 1963, 1964, 1971, 2005 and 2007, not a stable, great democracy like Swedenistan, eh?

Iraq: Single-party state between 1964 and 2003, the regime at Iraq had collapsed with the Coalition forces, without the War of Gulf, Saddam would survive until the so-called the Arab spring, a civil war would have occurred in Iraq after that, just like in Syria.

Iran: Iran was an interesting case. Iran had a monarch , but at the same time, it was a single-party state between 1975 and 1978. After the so-called Islamic revolution, this trend had not changed, it was again a single-party state between 1981 and 1987.

Syria: Single-party state between 1953-1954 and 1963-2012, it had become a multi-party state because of the Syrian civil war. Sometimes, a civil war can bring more democracy, huh?

Yemen: Both of Yemens (North Yemen and South Yemen) were single-party states. North Yemen was a single-party state between 1982 and 1988, South Yemen was a single-party state between 1978 and 1990.

Can someone really say that the single-party regimes are exceptions in the Middle East?

The idea of a single party is a result of modernization, and all single-party states are modernist and demotist states.

This seems contradictory at first, but actually quite understandable. All single-party regimes are the results of demotist and modernist thought.

First, why they need a political party to rule if they are not going to compete with the others for the political control? Why they don’t call themselves as “The State”, “The Ruling Elite” or “The Government”?

Maybe some can say that in some single-party regimes (such as Fascist Italy, and Kemalist Turkey in 1937), the party equates himself with the State?

I will answer that claim with this:

If they really equate themselves with their states, why they had not shut down their parties (such as the National Fascist Party at Italy and the Republican People’s Party in Turkey), why they had not left from their parties?

Second, all ruling parties in the single-party regimes has cliques and/or factions. The three factions of the Arab Socialist Union of Egypt is a good example for that. A single party regime is not different that a multi party regime in terms of political conflicts. The only difference is that in a multi-party state, the political conflicts occur before the eyes of public, while in a single-party state, the political conflicts occur before the eyes of party members.

Third, all single-parties would eventually evolve to dominant-party regimes. Look at Egypt, Turkey, Syria. All became democracies. The single-party idea is not against the democracy, it only postpones the emergence a democracy. Maybe Hayek was right in a certain sense, an authoritarian regime can be used as transitional phase.

Now, we should look at the single-party states of the Middle East. What will we see that?:

ALL MIDDLE EASTERN SINGLE-PARTY STATES ARE MODERNIZERS!

Look at their parties and their ideologies:

• Arab Socialist Union (Egypt): Nasserism
• Republican People’s Party (Turkey): Kemalism
• Arab Socialist Baath Party – Iraq Region (Iraq): Baathism
• Arab Socialist Baath Party – Syria Region (Syria): Baathism (Iraqi and Syrian Baathism has some differences)
• Yemeni Socialist Party (South Yemen): Marxism

All those ideologies are aiming to modernize and they are the direct result of modernist and demotist thought. Also, those ideologies and their parties were institutional for the creation and the consolidation of the Cathedral at their countries.

Burning of a Pilot

Yesterday, the Islāmic State had burned alive a Jordanian pilot , while I feel pity for the pilot himself (both as a Muslim and a human being), I must say that something.

The reason for killing is vague. A Turkish Islamist claimed that, the pilot was an apostate and it was justified, since both the Rashidun Caliphs (The first four Caliphs after Prophet Muhammad) and Ottomans had executed people with burning alive. But, the actual reason is that, since this pilot had burned people with his plane and his bombs, it was justified to burn him, it was a Qisas (Retribution).

It was not a Qisas for me, and we know that at least many of them think it was not a Qisas. Qisas has its rules and burning people alive is not a part of these rules. Also burning of people is banned in Islam, an authentic hadith (Prophet Muhammad’s sayings) collected by Buhari and Abu Dawud (two of the most reliable hadith collectors) states that:

First kill them, then burn them. Because the punishment of burning alive with fire can only be given by the Creator of  Fires, (i.e. Allah) himself.

On the other hand, the Islamists who think that Qisas is justified also thinks that they are right. We also know that Islāmic histories like history of Tabari (Muhammd ibn Jarir al-Tabari, an Islāmic scholar and historian from Iran at the 9th century AD.) states that Caliph Abu Bakr (First Islāmic Caliph) and Caliph Ali (Fourth Islāmic Caliph and the Last of the Rashidun Caliphs), had ordered burning acts. Here are my objections;

• Historian Tabari states that he writes down the rumors, there is a possibility that these two Caliph’s burning acts was a rumor.
• Let’s assume that Tabari written down real events, not rumors in that case. Why the other two Rashidun Caliphs had not burned people alive? Why Umayyad Calpihate had not burned people alive? Why until the time of 1657, when a person burned alive by the Ottoman State as a punishment for apostasy not for Qisas, no Muslim states had burned people alive? I don’t know any examples for this issue.
• How can you reject the hadith that clearly forbids burning alive? That hadith is from the Six Books of Hadith (The Compendium of six hadith books that include the most reliable and authentic hadiths), how can you reject an authentic hadith? Are you Quranists who argue that hadiths must be rejected?

A last word for the King Abdullah’s comments. He stated that this pilot killed for defending Islam . Mr. Abdullah, this poor pilot killed for an inner conflict of the Cathedral, not for Islam.

The NRx Translation Project

Since I begin to read the NRx stuff, I realized that the NRx writings are more profound and rhetorical than most of their criticism. On the other hand, this caused some difficulties for me and some other people who I made read the NRx texts. I consider myself as a good English speaker. Nevertheless, it is hard for me to understand many references which I don’t know its sources.

I also consider myself as a Neoreactionary. And I think that Turkey must have more neoreactionaries. Turkey and its people deserves a Muslim and Oriental version of Neoreaction.

That brings us to problem. Like I said at one of my comments, the only definition about the Neoreaction in Turkish language is a three-lined shit written by a Marxoid who wrote that “NEOREACTION IS RACISM!!”. Since we know from the European Union public opinion surveys, only 17% of Turkish citizens know English to make a conservation, and I think that this percent is a “bit” exaggerated. In order to tell the Turkish speakers about the Neoreaction, I need some Turkish texts.

The main point is, I am beginning to a translation project for the foundational NRx texts. I will translate many NRx texts into Turkish language. I know that this can be a daunting job for one person, nonetheless I would try.

Which texts are to be translated?

At the first phase, my writings in English, at the second phase, texts in the Reactionary Canon , at the third phase, some other works of some NRx, I had not compiled a list for the third stage yet.

Feel free to give advice and article list for translation.