ÇETİN AY, "WAR IS IN HÜRMÜZ… RESET IS ON THE TABLE."
There is war on the ground.
The system is changing in the background.
The goal: to redistribute power.
America is not the old America.
Power is now more expensive, more fragile.
Approximately $40 trillion in debt cannot sustain this structure.
The burden will not lighten.
Power will change hands.
Classical economic tools are insufficient.
Balance is now established through crisis and war.
There is a narrow circle of power that sets the rules of the game internally.
It seems that this circle directs the money, the war, and the politics.
The current order no longer serves their purposes as it used to.
That's why they want to change the system.
Such structures do not collapse on their own.
History is clear: great change comes with great conflict.
Economic pressure alone is not enough.
A shock is needed.
War is the fastest way to produce this shock.
That's why the Israel-Iran axis was chosen.
One of the rare axes that simultaneously triggers regional tension and global impact.
There is destruction.
Control is not complete.
But it is possible to direct it.
This isn't chaos.
This is a setup.
The goal isn't victory.
As America's power is gradually diminished, the structure is being rebuilt from within.
Loss in the short term, repositioning in the long term.
Those who hold power and financial flows determine the direction.
That's why the tension doesn't end.
As time goes on, money flows, attention is diverted, and a new balance is silently established.
War doesn't erase debt.
It redistributes the burden.
This isn't just an internal process.
There are those outside who are expecting this outcome as well.
Countries that want to escape American pressure see this weakening as an opportunity.
As America loses power, they gain ground.
There is destruction on the ground.
But not everyone is losing.
Some are gaining strength from this vacuum.
America remains on the ground.
Its power is eroding internally.
The same situation is happening in Europe.
Countries dependent on America are no longer winning.
They are paying the price.
This relationship used to be profitable.
Now they are spending their own resources to keep that system afloat.
Germany is the clearest example of this.
The power that should go to its own industry is going towards the cost of maintaining this system.
Production is falling.
Prosperity is declining.
This is not a partnership.
This is a cost transfer.
The same picture exists in many countries.
This burden is unbearable.
As America weakens, the structure dependent on it also weakens.
The resulting picture is a bubble.
The basket is full.
If the burden is not removed, the balance cannot be maintained.
The same system is valid in many parts of the world.
There is no way out of this system.
There is a price to pay for exiting.
This is not a structure controlled by a single country.
Multiple powers are simultaneously influential.
States, financial circles, and global power centers
are directing simultaneously.
It is not enough to explain the developments only with economics.
The tension is prolonged.
The crisis is deepening.
Balances are being re-established.
There are those who want this breakdown.
Those who want to get rid of the burden.
This is not a collapse.
This is a controlled restructuring.
Costs are being reduced.
Control is being redistributed.
A new system is being established.
The winners are not those on the ground.
But those who set the rules of the game.
Israel, America, and Iran will not win.
The parties will be worn down.
The real winners are the power structures that manage the process.
For countries operating within a system established by others, the issue is clear:
Reduce dependence.
Strengthen decision-making capacity.
Control in the economy.
Security in energy.
Capacity in defense.
The country that establishes its own balance will survive.
In these lands, it is not power but will that determines;
and that will resides in this nation!
Çetin Ay
BWA President