The crimes of Turkey against humanity

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Oct 2, 2013 at 06:44

So how was your most recent buraq flight? did you enjoy the champagne on the flight after all if it is up to Erdogan you ain't going to be enjoying this lovely bubbly

We are murderous barbaric bastards, no question about that.

I'm gald that you agree so you tell us: Did the barbaric Turks murder 1.3M Armenians and 2M Greeks and 700,000 Syrians your ancestors our dear NC? And you think that i should tell your government that you indeed recognize these crimes? what do you think would happen to you?

This was true throughout history.

The hisotry of the barbarian Turks has been violence and murder and imperialism and ignorance from a very backward and cruel people

Just in the case of Egypt compare the greatness of Hellenism that was brought to Egypt by the Greeks your ancestors and ingorance and poverty and illiteracy that was brought by the Turks whose ancestors were also Greek! You cannot even compare them

We have probably murdered millions.

Repeat after me: Turks murdered millions of Armenians and Greeks and Syrians and still deny these crimes

Question is what will you do with us.

Your so called country should be taken to the courts at the Hague and the victims of Turkish crimes should be compensated until then the Turks should be shamed for the above crimes

Erdogan was always a terror monger and he has a elected mandate from Turks to spread terror.

Erdogan whose Georgian ancestors were victims of the Turkish beast is an annoying fool and the so called Turks deserve him

Oh and can you tell Erdogan that Egypt now acknowledges the Armenian Genocide

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