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By Dr. Toros Korkmaz   Being a non-Muslim in Turkey is extremely difficult. While non-Muslims accounted for around 30 percent of the country’s population before 1914, the presence of these ancient peoples, whose roots in this region predate the arrival of the Turks and Muslims, has dwindled to a tiny fraction of the population, as reflected in demographic statistics. This decline resulted from catastrophic events, genocides, forced displacement, property seizures, and mass emigration.  

UFO investigator Farah Yurdozu outlines a family history of alleged reptilian contact, linking three generations of psychic experiences to a 19th‑century bedside encounter in Istanbul. She extends this narrative into a wider survey of Turkish history and mythology, connecting underground cities, mass UFO sightings, and reptilian goddess symbolism to ancient deities and modern icons such as the Starbucks logo and New York skyscrapers.

When I studied history at high school we learned about World War I from an Antipodean perspective. Heroic Australian Johnnies fought local Mehmets at Gallipoli, the Germans were eventually defeated an...

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Turkish officials are again blaming the people’s hidden treasure for economic woes. Sceptics are targeted with bogus science.