By common sense, the Turkish nation was enslaved in its own country and had to pay tribute to foreign bankers.

1876 Nisan, "Ramadan Decree"Thus, the tax revenues of the Ottoman Empire are transferred to foreigners! In 1881 "Muharram Decree"Thus, all income is transferred!

In other words, the year Atatürk was born. This explains the economic bankruptcy of the Ottoman Empire. All their assets are confiscated. Jewish, Italian, Armenian and French merchants are now in Istanbul…

Abdulhamit adds a new debt to the debt. The Ottoman Empire borrowed heavily 15 times. But he can’t even pay the interest. Europe, which confiscated the treasury, today
"Istanbul Boys’ High School" to the building "Duyun-u Umumiye"It settles the debt and manages the debts. As for the palace, a certain allowance is made to keep it afloat…

First Abdulhamid gives away Tekel. Then, one by one, their national assets are lost; Railways, yarn, hazelnuts, cotton, coal, textiles, iron and steel, bricks, lime… whatever business is sold and transferred to Europeans… Atatürk is still a baby… The Golden Horn is filled with foreign factories. Tarlabaşı is adorned with the magnificent houses of merchants from Europe. The rich settle in Istiklal and Sıraselviler. Most of the magnificent buildings we see in Istanbul today belong to those periods. Hundreds of churches and synagogues were opened. They even build a 5-star hotel to host European rich people: Pera Palace. (The name Plaza comes from there: it means Palace in Greek.)

Turkish porters carry the European jet set, who take the train from France and get off in Sirkeci, from the train station to this hotel with special thrones on their backs. "I carry you on my back" The saying is inherited from Abdulhamid II!

Western imperialism had already captured this country not during the Vahdettin period, but during the reign of Abdulhamid II. When Atatürk established the Republic, we were left with only sandals and DEBTs. That’s why he started an industrial and agricultural move. Local goods week…

He explained the importance of national production and development to the Turkish people, who could not escape the imposition of Arab cultural imperialism as a religion…