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Invasions and Evictions of the Ottoman Turks: From Jerusalem to the United States
Glancing at historical trends, it seems the West’s struggle with Turkey over the century has oscillated between Jerusalem, the greater Middle East, Europe, and the Native American tribal lands in the United States. During a time when the struggle over … Continue reading →
Posted in American Indian Lands, Defense and National Security, Foreign Policy, Foreign Policy Issues, Islam, Israel, Middle Ease-North Africa, News and Analysis, United Kingdom, United Nations
Tagged Arizona-Mexico Border, Armenian Christians, Barack Hussein Obama, Gates of Vienna, General Edmund Allenby, Hanukkah Miracle, Israel, Jaffa Gate, Jerusalem, King David, Muslim Turks, Native American Tribal Lands, Ottoman Turks, Pan-Turkism, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Tohono O'odham Nation, Turkey, US Border Security, World War I
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