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In this work, we will present a summary of the July 15 maneuver planned and organized by the Zion-Crusader Alliance, comparing the arguments that collaborative gladiators were used as hitmen to the civil wars, blockades, and occupation attempts carried out in the Middle East and some Islamic countries, and even the operations conducted in countries such as Communist China… In this uprising, where the teary-eyed preacher FETÖ, a collaborator of the Zion-Crusader Alliance, and his gladiators were used as hitmen, the following warning should never be forgotten: “The most effective deception in life is the one carried out through spiritual values that lead man to salvation, such as religion, knowledge, and wisdom, and through means that serve humanity...” If we wish to “find things as they are” and follow the truths, especially the eternal and everlasting Islam, we must not lend credence to every word spoken about our religion or to the speaker themselves; we must pass words through a filter of critique and analyze and verify the attitudes and behaviors of the speaker. In other words, we must take care to make our choices consciously and never forget that exercising our will in accordance with the commands and prohibitions of our religion is essential for “remaining ourselves” and, consequently, for our afterlife felicity. Will is defined as “a person's conscious choices,” and consciousness as “a person's ability to critique themselves; their words, attitudes, and behaviors.” People sometimes, and/or some people generally, may act as a result of “subconscious choices.” This action is described as “weak will” or “an act; an unconscious choice-action.” People whose words, attitudes, and behaviors harm both their own selves and society, and who are not even aware of this, are called “unconscious.” Only by acting with will and consciousness can a person remain “themselves” against a hostile world. Wishing for a faithful nation that always possesses its will and acts with consciousness…
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