Why fly?

 We are people who deeply value love, literature, Turkish Divan and epics, as well as the arts. We believe in love across all nations and social groups—we build sincere friendships and loving relationships with individuals from every background. Do not allow those in power to intimidate you. Avoid taking easy paths—value what is meaningful, rejoice, be amazed, do not fear. Never manipulate others or get involved in quarrels or ranting. Below, I will present our perspective on other ethnic groups, explain what we wish to achieve and the pleasures we derive from material life, and critically analyze these views using scientific reasoning. Please recognize that such critiques are merely one viewpoint—let us agree upon a shared understanding as we read together. If you are not yet an adult, please do not continue reading.

People have raised concerns about certain issues.

I recently began to question how various technology companies—such as Meta, Google, Twitter, TikTok, etc.—manipulate me in ways that make them profit from my personal data. I can no longer access the real statistical reports provided by these platforms and increasingly suspect they are not genuine. I urgently need support on this matter.

Birds.

I have no clear understanding of how or why birds fly in an eight-shaped pattern. A few years ago, while standing outside my home, I observed them flying in such a formation for nearly half an hour, repeatedly. Each time I asked nearby people about the reason behind their flight patterns, I received confusing and dismissive answers.

I was deeply frustrated because I realized that these birds were not truly free to fly—yet I noticed a sense of power and control in those who observed them. I couldn't understand why they appeared to enjoy this flight pattern or seemed to be communicating something through it. Perhaps the birds' eyes saw something extraordinary, making their behavior seem terrifying to me at first. Over time, however, I grew accustomed to it—occasionally, I find myself thinking that these birds land near my home and engage in conversations with me—an experience I find fascinating.

I also considered that no one has ever implanted chips into these birds—their flight patterns may be connected to radio frequencies. Could there be a frequency capable of influencing the brain? This idea stems from over a hundred years ago, when Nikola Tesla's project was stolen and misused—this project began with human control during wars. When artificial fear is introduced through devices that affect the human brain, people begin to feel fear. The belief that this manipulation originated in war has been reinforced by my own observations. I claimed in one of my books several years ago that the war we witnessed was won through deception—yet again, questions remained unanswered. Lord, how are you manipulating me?

Understanding the mechanism of remote frequency influence and its effect on every living being—or how it differs from person to person—could leave us helpless. What I observe is that those who understand and control this process place immense moral responsibility upon individuals: they experience a deep sense of personal accountability when under such control. The controlled individual may be expected to forgive, refrain from anger, or feel helplessness—and in doing so, develop an internal empathy system. If the person's past has been deeply traumatic, this very act becomes entirely wrong and must be clearly warned against.

This mechanism creates a moral burden for each individual, which is why classification systems are introduced—so that movement can begin without pre-judgment. Some people feel superior to others because they believe themselves to possess power and control. Power and dominance deceive us; when we learn that someone else controls another person, it causes unbearable emotional responsibility—and leads to isolation as if one were being controlled. The Russians, for example, use such control mechanisms by pairing a man and a woman in a society where they are excluded from the broader community—forcing them into an artificial unity. In this shared existence, certain "demonic" individuals cause divisions, resulting in a gambling system among people. Gamblers become emotionally burdened—they feel guilty and unable to move forward due to their psychological entrapment. They foresee their future with certainty. Moral irresponsibility leads to anxiety.

For instance, faith in religion protects the heart from evil—because it unifies us, connects us, and creates a sense of peace, so we do not feel lonely or without support. In this state, no one is assigned to help us—we are guided by divine power. We believe that God protects us and that we don’t have to submit to anyone or accept moral responsibilities in our behavior.

In Islam, the concept of the merciful God, who possesses boundless compassion, is emphasized. The Divine does not control you—what you desire, do so freely. When you believe in Him, you protect yourself from harm. Living without harming any living being leads to infinite mercy and peace. This raises a philosophical question: Is it power itself that makes us violent? We must face this thought with philosophical reflection.

A few days ago, a light of insight appeared in my mind—years ago, I was told about a war initiated not by humans but by celestial beings (angels) who opened a portal in the heavens. In this portal, billions were destroyed—this conflict began under the leadership of non-human forces. The protective angelic guardians were defeated and replaced by devils who now live among humanity. The angels express sorrow over what has happened. This idea is echoed in Islamic teachings: the Devil himself is considered the embodiment of evil, capable of influencing human minds and spreading anxiety to others—especially when dignity or honor is violated.

My curiosity centers on whether you possess a compassionate heart and whether you must avoid surrendering to this demonic influence. The concept that unlawful sexual relationships (zina) corrupt one’s morality, inner integrity, and compassion seems to reflect the same underlying theme.

Those who claim that human minds can be controlled via radio frequencies say such control is managed by devils—those controlling the mind have no mercy or moral responsibility.

Humans were created with compassion. If you feel a dark force influencing your inner self, it is advised to distance yourself from demonic influences and to demonstrate kindness toward all living creatures.

A few years ago, I would regularly place food and water for my outdoor cat friends. Every week, I’d put canned food or dry kibble into cardboard boxes outside. I wanted to form a bond with them—yet I worried whether this was truly out of fear. But deep down, I genuinely love and care for these animals. Let us clearly state that here we are not talking about humans but cats.

The worst consequence of human control is the loss of compassion—it leads people from empathy into greed and arrogance. Therefore, do not allow republicans to take over your values—because they have long been involved in a war against humanity. They are so-called heroes who are deeply untrustworthy and corrupt; they refuse to feel guilt or remorse.

The injustices they commit are identical to those defended by the French revolutionaries.