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Systematic dismemberment and invasion of Ottoman lands now seemed

                     the only acceptable option to the British deep state. This was the only way to
                     reach its ultimate goal of world rule. However, only a massive war, carefully

                     planned and devised from beginning to the end, including its belligerents and
                     outcomes, could justify military occupation and help achieve this goal. In oth-

                     er words, World War I was the final resort of the British deep state when it
                     saw that all other means, the strategic, economic and political, to reach its cen-

                     tury-old goal, had been exhausted.

                         Now let's see from the start the infamous steps that led to this military cam-

                     paign.


                         An Economic Ambush by the British to Speed up the

                         Fall of the Ottoman Empire: The Treaty of Balta Liman

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                         By the 19 century, the Ottoman Empire was struggling under the heavy
                                                       weight of military, political and economic

                                                       pressure from the European states. In 1827, as

                                                       the Greek uprising was raging on, the British,
                                                       French and Russian fleets attacked and heavi-
                                                       ly defeated the Ottoman navy in Navarino,

                                                       while Russians annexed Edirne and came dan-

                                                       gerously close to Istanbul during the Russo-
                                                           Turkish war of 1828-29. In the face of
                                                               these developments, Sultan Mahmud

                                                                 II decided to end the war with the

                                                                   Treaty of Edirne of 1829. The in-
                                                                    dependence declaration of the
                                                                     Greeks changed the course of

                                                                     events. During the Greek upris-
                  (Above) Sultan
                  Mahmud II                                          ing, Mahmud II promised to give
                  (Right) Muham-                                    the governorship of Mora to
                  mad Ali Pasha                                    Egypt's then governor Muhammad
                  of Egypt
                                                                  Ali Pasha if he helped suppress the

                                                               uprising. However, when the Greeks




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