I agree with you the Turks are good for nothing

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Apr 14, 2015 at 07:38

Peter

I agree with you. The crimes of Turkey against humanity are too many to count and just imagine that 100 years ago the world witnessed the Armenian Genocide and what we see today being done by the criminals and terrorists of Da'ish was being inflicted on the Armenians but the Turks are beyond help and I give Pope Francis high marks for telling the world that there was indeed an Armenian Genocide while our president promised in 2007 that if he becomes the president then he will ackowlegde that the Armenian Genocide indeed happened but politicians are known to be liars

Today we have another danger: AMERICANIZATION of the world. We must stop it and De-Americanize not only those countries that have been infested already, but the source itself America. Yes we must de-Americanize america , before it is too late.

How do you propose to stop "Americanization" of the world and what do you propose to de-Americanize America what ever that is?

Hint: the world loves the English language American style, our democracy and freedom of speech and our constitution. The world also loves our movies, theater, books, art, iphones, ipads, computers, food, fashion (can you imagine the world without Jeans?) and the world loves our super cool artists and politicians and yes we have sordid politicians but we also have cool politicians and everyone seems to line up in-order to visit our great cities the likes of NYC and the tacky the likes of Las Vegas and find me a child who would not want to visit the Magic Kingdom

So enlighten me how would you do it?

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