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Adnan Harun Yahya



                            Tonybee summarized the British deep state's view of the Islamic world

                        saying that South Islam (from Morocco to Arabia), or the Ashari school, was
                        no longer a threat as one could just buy a sheikh and control them all. But he

                        considered North Islam (the Turkish region from Istanbul to Bukhara), or
                        the Maturidi school, a threat because they were at peace with science and

                        therefore, a revolutionary like Atatürk might come up any time, for which
                        reason, he said, precautions should be taken in advance.     278


                            Clearly, Atatürk completely dashed the sinister plans of the British deep
                        state for Turkey.

                            After the end of WWI, all the evidence exposing the facts about the

                        Wellington House propaganda efforts was destroyed. This is very suspicious,
                        especially considering that Britain keeps a very systematic archive on histo-

                        ry, which is commonly used for research purposes. However, the Wellington
                        House publications had to be destroyed in a mysterious fashion. Neverthe-

                        less, Wellington House had sent certain documents to various ministries and
                        institutions during the war for propaganda purposes. Currently, the only in-

                        formation about the Wellington House activities consists of these very lim-
                        ited documents. However, even this limited information reveals that around

                        forty books were published, which included false claims that Turks extermi-
                        nated Jews, Slavs, Albanians, Arabs and particularly Armenians.      279

                            After the war, Arnold Toynbee travelled to Turkey as a journalist, stud-

                        ied the region and witnessed Turkey's losses due to war. What he saw made

                        him change his mind completely and he admitted that The Blue Book was
                        a book of deception written for propaganda purposes. This time, he wrote
                        books with favorable views of Turkish people. However, The Blue Book that

                        is full of lies is still popular today.

                            In 2005, the Turkish government, with support from the main opposi-

                        tion party, demanded that Great Britain apologize to Turkey for The Blue
                        Book. The Turkish government emphasized the following points in making

                        this request:

                            * this book included baseless allegations and was used for black pro-

                            paganda during WWI,
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