The Turkish Conquest of Alsace-Lorraine

I/ The obsession with the conquest of Europe by the Turks:

From the war of 1871 to that of 1914–1918, millions of French people died so that Alsace-Lorraine would remain French. And millions of Germans also died to reconquer it, this region having always been contested between France and Germany.

The direct descendants of the Empire of Charlemagne fought each other to the death over this until they nearly exterminated an entire generation. These wars, like the one that followed, were completely stupid and pointless.

But after all these sacrifices, all this blood shed, these lands now see new conquerors arriving. For some, they are also Germans; for others who are neither blind nor stupid, they are Turks.

The Ottoman army has long wanted to conquer Europe. Suleiman the Magnificent stopped at Vienna in 1529 with his 100,000 men. The Austrians fought magnificently, and the exhausted Ottoman army lifted the siege.

The Turks tried again in 1683, 154 years later, when Grand Vizier Mustafa once again laid siege to Vienna. The situation was quite dramatic for the Austrian troops. Pope Innocent XI vainly begged Louis XIV to intervene, but unfortunately the Sun King declared that he was not there to be the champion of Christendom, thus forgetting the oath of the Kings of France and the testament of Saint Remigius, which made the King of France the Lieutenant of God on Earth.

It was the Poles under King John III Sobieski of Poland, together with Charles V of Lorraine, Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, who attacked the Turkish army and drove them back in a bloody counter-offensive that put the Turkish troops to flight.

II/ Nothing has changed in 2025, except the method:

We are in 2025, 342 years after the last Turkish defeat. But Sultan Erdogan continues the work of his ancestors, this time without waging war, but by taking advantage of the traitors within — our politicians and European officials.

In reality, the Turks have never left Europe, thanks to their colony established in the former Constantinople and the descendants they left behind in certain small Balkan nations.Europe’s pro-immigration policy has done the rest, allowing the Turks to reinvest in Europe “peacefully.”

In Germany, the number of Turks and assimilated individuals is estimated at around 6 million, a figure that includes naturalized “German” Turks and official Turks. In France, it is difficult to obtain precise figures because the law prohibits this type of data (knowledge is forbidden by the Republic), but one can estimate a little over one million Turks concentrated in Île-de-France, Alsace-Lorraine, and Rhône-Alpes.

Across the whole of Europe, estimates range between 8 and 10 million people of Turkish origin.

Despite history and geography, leaders still consider Turkey to be in Europe, which is a suicidal madness.

III/ The Turco-German conquest of Strasbourg:

As a result, Strasbourg, the capital of Alsace, is transforming under Turkish influence. “The minarets will be our bayonets, the domes our helmets, the mosques will be our barracks, and the believers our soldiers.” This is a poem by Ziya Gökalp, a Turkish nationalist from the early 20th century. Erdogan quoted these lines when he was mayor of Istanbul, alias Constantinople. This is why the largest mosque in Europe is under construction in Strasbourg. Electoral leaflets for the municipal election are even written in Turkish!

Le Figaro of December 4, 2025, published an interesting article on the infiltration by various Turkish organizations into candidates or municipal teams, with the classic demand for separate swimming hours for women in public pools — not exactly a French tradition…

Remember, there is no integration or assimilation; that’s republican science fiction designed to make immigration acceptable under the pretext of anti-racism, which itself serves as a cover to ban any form of nationalism and any protection of peoples who simply want their culture not to disappear under pressure from foreign minorities seeking to impose their own.

To govern is to foresee, so we must anticipate the problems that could arise in the future in order to avoid them.

The danger here is a Turco-German conquest of Alsace and Lorraine, taking advantage of the Concordat laws. Turks remain Turks, whether they hold a French or German passport. Those in Germany could decide to help their compatriots in France to take control of Strasbourg as a starting point.

This could lead to cross-border clashes that might escalate into a kind of war, with Turks and assimilated individuals on one side and the French on the other.

Let us also not forget that the Ottoman Empire dominated North Africa, except for Morocco. The descendants of Algerians and Tunisians, who are numerous in France, would be happy to ally with Sultan Erdogan to benefit from his power and assist in future territorial conquests.

Unlike what the government-controlled propaganda media keep saying, the real threat isn’t coming from the East — it’s from the SOUTH. I’ve never once seen Russians attacking French people on French soil.

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