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Whose guilt?

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Submitted by G.Vishvas (European Union), Nov 1, 2007 at 11:33

And what is USA's guilt in all this mess in northern Irak and about the kurds, who were badly let down repeatedly? Turkish ethno-fascism and imperialism were, are and shall be a source of big trouble always.

In typical rabidly-blind anti-communist way characteristic of US politics of the past 80 years Turkey was strengthened and nato-ised and is now proving to be a new threat along with its islamofascist ambitions. Turkish islamo-fascism is camouflaged, but easily discernible and recognisable. The kind of "blut-und-boden theory formulated by the nazis is very much alive in the turkish soul even today. A professor from Israel analysed what is taught to turkish children and youth in today's Turkey and clearly proved the existence of this turkish ethno-fascism.

There is much similarity between "Republic" of Turkey and Nazi Germany. The turks are doing it more cleverly than the nazis.

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Title Commenter Date Thread
Democratic, Armenian Genocide Resolution and BAD TIMING [74 words]RPaineNov 6, 2007 15:39113210
1my comment [357 words]shaynaNov 5, 2007 17:51113153
Serbia & Turkey [67 words]f.shaNov 3, 2007 20:01113029
Serbia's case is not analogous. [44 words]Kreshnik BejkoNov 12, 2007 12:59113029
ONE THING IS CLEAR [295 words]DANIEL REDMONDNov 2, 2007 18:33112963
Turkey's Amassing Troops - Possibly Supportive [56 words]IBKNov 1, 2007 20:58112852
Turkey's PPK Issues Another Diversion To Middle East Issues [456 words]M. ToveyNov 1, 2007 15:56112838
History has Returned [73 words]Peter HerzNov 3, 2007 20:58112838
Another delightful fallout of our stroll into Iraq [158 words]Charles MartelNov 1, 2007 11:47112829
The fallout is not delightful and certainly not of Iraq [44 words]Kreshnik BejkoNov 2, 2007 12:28112829
Whose guilt? [144 words]G.VishvasNov 1, 2007 11:33112828
Juggling wars [177 words]Rebecca MouldsNov 1, 2007 10:18112826
the statement. [222 words]Chris MantasNov 1, 2007 06:19112799
Answers please [96 words]David W. LincolnOct 31, 2007 23:15112789
We are not interested in Mosul [361 words]IremOct 31, 2007 21:42112781
Failure of political Islam [59 words]VijayNov 2, 2007 12:58112781
no wonder [29 words]saraNov 2, 2007 14:07112781
can the same reasoning be used to kill the PLO [109 words]Yuval Brandstetter MDNov 2, 2007 16:34112781
permission of speaking [164 words]IremNov 3, 2007 06:51112781
I agree with the Turks [152 words]Rich KrummNov 4, 2007 01:00112781
Let me count them .... [168 words]saraNov 4, 2007 10:20112781

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