The Orthodox Christians and the crimes against humanity

Submitted by Mozere (United Kingdom), Nov 2, 2012 at 05:41

This happened not a million years ago, in fact barely 20 years ago, not a million kms from Geneva,the UN city,in fact only 600 km away and in front of worlds media,without any shame, at least the Nazis tried to hide their evil deeds.

The systematic rape and murder of the Bosniaks,most of whom were only nominal muslims or agnostics,in the hands of Serbs with a helping hand from devoutly christian Greeks who proudly unfurled their Greek flags over the Bosniak corpses,and big brother Russian volunteers freshly back from the killing fields of Chechnia,with their red army weapons.

Bosniaks suffered under an unfair arms embargo where the genocidal Serbs had access to Yugoslav arms.Turkey,as a member of NATO reminded the other members that they cannot let this happen under their very noses,so thanks to Turkey the arms embargo was lifted,so the bosniaks were saved from total annihilation.

2 commentators here sprout anti Turkish rhetoric day in day out like a broken record player.By all means criticize Islam or Turkish policy,this is free speech but portraying Turks as irredeemable bloodthirsty monsters is no free speech ,it is hate mongering and is a crime if done in print.Remember nobody can choose his nationality at birth nor can you change it afterwards

Finally to highlight an absurdity I would like to paraphrase somebody"if all humanity were wiped out except for a catholic and a protestant and if put them in N Ireland one would finally kill the other" What anybody is trying to prove with this sort of rubbish is beyond me.

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