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[Cap]

The infamous Pat Condell also referring to the Turkish prime minister's remarks in yet another anti Muslim rant.

[repulsewarrior]

"Turkey" - turning into one gigantic prison!

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/se ... uilty-coup

curious, will this be Erdogan's third term as Prime Minister, (is this Constitutional), will he pull a Putin and switch with his friend Gul?

[Get Real!]

curious, will this be Erdogan's third term as Prime Minister, (is this Constitutional), will he pull a Putin and switch with his friend Gul?

Fourth! He's modified the constitution to suit his totalitarianistic needs!

[Lordo]

come now my friends surely gulen will be able to get somebody else to do it for him. it does not have to be erdogan gul will do the job just as well.

[Mapko]

come now my friends surely gulen will be able to get somebody else to do it for him. it does not have to be erdogan gul will do the job just as well.

You're correct. Nobody taking over as Prime Minister can resolve the Cyprus issue by giving in to the Greek Cypriots because he would be lynched by the feral people that inhabit the land. He could really want to resolve it, his ministers and heads of the forces may agree, but they can't be seen to back down.

Then again, I'm sure they'd just rather bomb the Greek Cypriots out of existence and take the whole island for themselves.

[kimon07]

The infamous Pat Condell also referring to the Turkish prime minister's remarks in yet another anti Muslim rant.

Thanks for letting me know this guy exists. How right he is. I agree with everything he is saying in that clip. Shame that the truth is not appreciated any more.

Erdogan asking for "Islamophobia" to be declared a crime against humanity? What a joke. It is the practices of Islam that should be declared as a crime against humanity.

[kimon07]

Turkey, amid Islamization and anti-Semitism, fit for EU membership?

Posted on June 23, 2013 by Ben Cohen / JNS.org.
By Ben Cohen/JNS.org

It’s a familiar pattern.
The citizens of a Middle Eastern state explode with frustration against their corrupt, repressive government. They gather for noisy, impassioned demonstrations in their capital city. The authorities react violently. Images of middle-aged women and wheelchair-bound individuals being tear-gassed, clubbed, and sprayed with water cannon race across social media platforms like wildfire. The protests then spread to other cities. The authorities step up their repression.
And then, inevitably, the country’s political leaders snarl that outside forces are stoking the discontent. Newspapers and websites are suddenly full of lists of American neoconservatives, illustrated with lurid graphics that superimpose the logos of organizations like the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) over pictures of demonstrations. No one needs to say the word “Jew” in order to know who’s being referred to here.
So where is this happening? In Bahrain? Egypt? Tunisia?
Actually, no. What I’m describing is taking place in a non-Arab, inwardly Muslim but outwardly secular candidate nation for European Union (EU) membership.

Turkey.

http://www.jns.org/latest-articles/2013 ... membership