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Turkish Dep PM Emrullah Ishler: "Armenians killed over one million Turks" From Will at THE OTHER NEWS: Turkish Dep PM Emrullah Ishler: "Armenians killed over one million Turks"(Taz). Over one million Turks were killed in Turkey by Armenian gangs, Turkish...
- Human Rights In Turkey Are Still A Disaster
You would think that in Turkey, things are civilized enough for a country of their sort, right? Not so according to this item by Steven Plaut on FPM, which talks about Tayyip Erdogan's sick assault on Israel at the UN: Brutal force has been used against...
- Nobel Laureate Cancels Trip To Germany
SPIEGEL ONLINE reports:[...] The Nobel Prize-winning author Orhan Pamuk has decided to cancel a trip to Germany in the light of the recent murder of the Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink. Threats shouted at Pamuk by the alleged mastermind behind...
- The Hyphenisation Of The German Political Culture
Professor Dr. Hakkı Keskin (born 1943 in Turkey), is a model Germano-Turk. He is a professor of Political Science and was the first German of Turkish descent to become a member of a German parliament (the Bürgerschaft in Hamburg), and the founder of...
- U.s. State Department: Armenian Genocide Didn't Happen
Here's a ahistoricality event of interest, according to the State Department reminding the Turks of their nation's past crimes, which the Turkish government denies ever happened, is grounds for dismissal. While America is supposed to bear the...
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So Turkey wants to join the EU...
Well, let's see...
Case 1. A Muslim teen murders a prominent Turkish-Armenian journalist by shooting him three times almost at point blank and shouting "I shot the non-Muslim". What do you think should be the reaction of a Turkish official to this?
Case 2. A Turkish father takes his daughter for a walk. (hat tip: The Religion of Peace)
Would you like these to happen in your streets, Europe?
Crossposted at Eye On The World.
Case 1. A Muslim teen murders a prominent Turkish-Armenian journalist by shooting him three times almost at point blank and shouting "I shot the non-Muslim". What do you think should be the reaction of a Turkish official to this?
Sevket Kazan, Deputy of the Saadet Party (SP) of Turkey, argued that the CIA and Mossad planned and organized the murder of Armenian Turkish journalist Hrant Dink. "The boys were used in Trabzon and in Sisli attacks and murders, but the real murderer are the CIA and the Mossad" he said. Sevket Kazan further continued in his Diyarbakir speech: "Armenian journalist Hrant Dink is a victim of an assassination. Of course, it is an event to be condemned.... Both a priest in Trabzon and Dink were killed by boys under 18. The CIA and the Mossad are behind all these murders, yet they use domestic tools for these crimes. Their main aim is to destabilize Turkey."
Case 2. A Turkish father takes his daughter for a walk. (hat tip: The Religion of Peace)
Would you like these to happen in your streets, Europe?
Crossposted at Eye On The World.
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Turkish Dep PM Emrullah Ishler: "Armenians killed over one million Turks" From Will at THE OTHER NEWS: Turkish Dep PM Emrullah Ishler: "Armenians killed over one million Turks"(Taz). Over one million Turks were killed in Turkey by Armenian gangs, Turkish...
- Human Rights In Turkey Are Still A Disaster
You would think that in Turkey, things are civilized enough for a country of their sort, right? Not so according to this item by Steven Plaut on FPM, which talks about Tayyip Erdogan's sick assault on Israel at the UN: Brutal force has been used against...
- Nobel Laureate Cancels Trip To Germany
SPIEGEL ONLINE reports:[...] The Nobel Prize-winning author Orhan Pamuk has decided to cancel a trip to Germany in the light of the recent murder of the Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink. Threats shouted at Pamuk by the alleged mastermind behind...
- The Hyphenisation Of The German Political Culture
Professor Dr. Hakkı Keskin (born 1943 in Turkey), is a model Germano-Turk. He is a professor of Political Science and was the first German of Turkish descent to become a member of a German parliament (the Bürgerschaft in Hamburg), and the founder of...
- U.s. State Department: Armenian Genocide Didn't Happen
Here's a ahistoricality event of interest, according to the State Department reminding the Turks of their nation's past crimes, which the Turkish government denies ever happened, is grounds for dismissal. While America is supposed to bear the...