The happiness of following "the Turkish way of thinking and perception"

Submitted by Ianus (Poland), May 25, 2012 at 17:22

jacob smith wrote :

"I agree and do follow that Turkey is a nation which will inspire other nation to follow its way of thinking and perception and will help in integrating people and in uniting people of different sects"

No doubt it will "inspire" exactly the same way it has already "inspired" the Kurds to follow "the Turkish way of thinking and perception" and has "helped" in integrating them the way you usually integrate a wolf and a sheep or a fox and a hen, and in uniting people of different sects like -say - the Armenians,the Greeks, the Assyrians who were united in the holocaust -style hereafter staged for them by the Turkish unifier.

The overall cost this purely Islamic nation has enthusiastically paid to achieve its high goals amounts to thousands of smouldering villages,bombed cities,hundreds of desecrated churches and cemeteries with unearthed bones to excremate upon; several Everest-high heaps of dead and mutilated bodies belonging to various nations and sects that were not prompt enough to see and obediently follow the happiness of "the Turkish way of thinking and perception"; a number of Islamically cleansed regions like Western Armenia or Northern Cyprus; a police-military state with efficiency,perfidy and cruelty looking in vain for a match in the otherwise so perfidious and cruel Near East ; a mad personality cult of a notorious mass murderer, tyrant ,ignorant megalomaniac and drunkard shamelessly courted and supported in all possible ways by a certain shameless superpower and a flock of unscrupulous businessmen ,corrupt scholars and generals ready to sell their own mother (let alone somebody else's !) to make a fortune or a career.

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