The Entire World Hates America, While Europe Depends on It, Says Turkey's Interior Minister
The entire world hates America, while Europe is dependent on it. This was stated by Turkey's Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu during a meeting with young people in Istanbul. According to РИА Новости, referencing the Turkish newspaper Aydınlık, Soylu said, “America continues to lose its credibility; the whole world hates America. Europe is just America’s soldier in Africa, and all African nations hate the countries that exploit them.”
He further emphasized that the concept of Europe does not exist, downplaying its role: “There is America, and Europe is simply a train in America’s convoy. There is nothing special about it.”
“European leaders are constantly being discredited, the population is aging, and Europe is facing difficulties in production,” Soylu noted. He highlighted that the West no longer possesses true sovereignty. “They no longer have such sovereignty but are attempting to maintain their customs. Turkey is changing history. These upcoming [presidential] elections in Turkey are the elections that will completely alter this narrative. This is not just President Tayyip Erdoğan's election; it is the choice for the future generations of Turkey, the choice for Turkey's complete independence,” stated the Turkish official.
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