Hello, fellow Rubble Capitals. Hope you're well. I wanted to go over a story from Zero Hedge

that I think is fascinating on multiple levels, especially since I've spent the last, call it two weeks in Islamic countries, considering Turkey and the

UAE in Dubai.

And let's get into the article and then I can go ahead and give you my thoughts because again

I think this is really interesting on multiple levels.

So Erdogan, if I'm pronouncing his name, right,

is the president of Turkey and the guy is nuts,

at least from what I can tell but he is he seems to be very very

religious I mean one of the big things that he did is he just built this massive mosque that opened I believe in

2019 it's up on this hill and you can see it from pretty much the entire city and it's I think he's got quite a bit of an ego because he put these six pillars on it that no one had done since one of the sultans.

I think it might have been the guy that actually conquered Constantinople and turned it into

Istanbul back in what the mid-14 hundreds something like that but it's it's very clear

that he is is pro-religious and even if he's not that's his base and that's who he is

pandering to for sure but also one of the things that strikes you when you go to Turkey or even Dubai is that life there revolves around religion far more than it does in the West.

I mean way more to the extent that you really can't get away from it because for those of you who have been to Turkey or been to the UAE, I'm assuming it's like this in other Muslim countries. I mean like three or four times a day. They've got the speakers everywhere and you can hear the guy singing like the religious songs.

I was actually in the airport in Dubai this morning at about was it 5.30. 545 and I'm just going through the line in the security and that's all you can hear is just this, I, you know, obviously I can't do it but you guys that's all you hear just emanating

throughout the entire airport I mean it's just it's surround sound and it's loud and it's just that they do this every morning at like I don't know 530 545

But they do it three or four times throughout the day. So wherever you are in the airport in the mall just walking around it doesn't matter you're

hearing a guy singing it sounds like yelling to me but some guy yelling prayers and whatnot everywhere right

imagine doing that in the United States where it was mandatory that wherever

you are three or four times a day you you hear these

these prayers being son right so George what's the point, let's get into the title of this article from Zero Edge.

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