Listen to what the result of that fear will be. It will be positive. This repentance, arising from fear, intimidation, and threats from the Turks, will lead the Greeks to the events that follow, which I will mention briefly and in summary.
Greece and Cyprus will be among the only countries offering great safety for our children and our people when other countries in Western Europe, America, Russia, the Middle East, and neighboring regions are experiencing a world war.
Greece and Cyprus, however, will not be affected in the same way and will therefore be safe places where others can come to live and seek protection.
Some people of faith say that what is happening now with Turks leaving Turkey because they cannot endure the Erdoğan regime, moving to the Greek islands and other parts of Greece, buying or renting homes, seeking asylum, and feeling that Greece is a place of safety despite its problems, was foretold by saints.
They say these people will come to love Greece and Orthodox Christianity so deeply that they will freely choose it. Then, when Turkey recovers from the great disasters caused by its arrogance, its leaders, and its people, they will become missionaries in Turkey.
These are described as extraordinary events, yet they are said to already be unfolding through developments that have begun.
After these events, Russia, for its own reasons and not out of affection for us, will wage a terrible war against Turkey lasting only a few days.
Understandably, Russia would want to secure its southern flank, particularly in the Caucasus region and the countries surrounding it.
Georgia will play a role in this and is said to pay a heavy price. Russia will attack Turkey and, in the process, bring destruction not only upon Turkey but also upon Georgia, because NATO is establishing a monitoring base there to observe Russian missiles.
This will become the pretext, while other Eastern powers and the Chinese will allow Russia to strike Turkey.
The speaker wonders whether this might even be something agreed upon behind the scenes. Turkey, he says, will be struck mercilessly, not because of its actions in the Aegean or its threats, but because of broader geopolitical interests.
One frequently discussed strategic interest is the Montreux Convention, which governs the passage of Russian and other ships through the Bosporus Strait.
Turkey knows very well that if a military conflict occurs in the Aegean or elsewhere, it has the right to close the straits.
This would mean Russia could not supply its base in Tartus or other conflict zones with weapons and military equipment.
The situation is therefore described as extremely volatile.
As a result of this major conflict, Turkey would be forced to withdraw its troops. This would include a complete withdrawal of the Turkish military from Cyprus.
At that point, great wisdom would be required in managing an occupied northern Cyprus left without military forces. The speaker stresses that this would not be simple.
It would require restraint not only from Turkish Cypriots and settlers but especially from ourselves.
Above all, it would require control over our own emotions and patience to see our lands free.
A time is said to come when Cypriots will walk down the streets and, out of every five people, three will be foreigners, and only two will be Cypriots.
People will supposedly search for donkeys and be unable to find them.
The speaker jokingly adds that this would not be for picturesque farms or tourist attractions. He comments that everything in Cyprus has become focused on tourism, and some people tell him not to speak about such matters because it could harm tourism.
Out of fear, he says, people want to present Cyprus as a safe country.
All of this, he explains, means that Cyprus is part of humanity, and humanity as a whole will suffer.
The world war that is said to follow the events involving Turkey will emerge when people see a massive crisis developing there.
If Western powers intervene, a major war could break out around Constantinople (Istanbul) and its surrounding areas, leading to a very complex and severe conflict.
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