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by **Maximus** » Wed Dec 21, 2011 12:55 am

ok

This is from Time Magazine

"The riots afforded disconcerting proof of the F.L.N.'s hold over France's Algerian population. Since 1947, when they were allowed to enter France freely as full citizens, they have flooded into the country in what French sociologists call 'the immigration of hunger.' Now 350,000 strong (200,000 in Paris alone), they are a vital segment of the labor force, do most of France's back-breaking labor from road building to stevedoring. They live in slums but earn union-scale wages—dazzling by Arab standards. As a result, they not only support one-fifth of all Algerian families, but bankroll the F.L.N. itself. " Oct. 27, 1961
http://www.time.com/time/archive/collec ... r,00.shtml

I believe that this is recognised and France has recognised this also. France has also made peace with those that matter. Like Germany. Its open history, anyone can read about it, it is taught in schools in the west, information accessible from libraries in the west.

by **bill cobbett** » Wed Dec 21, 2011 1:13 am

Reh At...Ata...Ata... Reh Lordo, have you been planted as some kind of sleeper on CF for Genocidal Ethnic Cleansing Turkey?

This is what the Nutty Professor Davutoglu had to say today, in general terms, very similar to the claptrap you've been posting...

“But if we are denied the opportunity to prove ourselves innocent and the French parliament passed the law we'll begin to recount France's colonial history wherever we go in all of Africa," Davutoglu added.

Be wary friends, and the CYs amongst you will be very aware of this, there are Turkish Agents everywhere, including in Paris. Turkish nationalist trouble-makers, a global conspiracy run by the Turkish Deep State and one of the things that unites them is this Genocide Denial business. The French would do well to act to stop these nasty agitators.

by **Maximus** » Wed Dec 21, 2011 11:12 am

slowly but surely, Turkey will end up with no friends and no money.

Any attempt to boycott trade with France as a reaction to a bill to be voted on Armenian ‘genocide’ will fail to achieve results, says Ümit Boyner, head of TÜSİAD, Turkey’s leading business organization. A similar experience with Italy about in 1998 had already ended with no results, she tells Hürriyet Daily News
http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/boycot ... sCatID=345

I will punish you, do as I say or I will starve myself, arhhhhhhhhh

by **Hermes** » Wed Dec 21, 2011 12:02 pm

Turkey apparently cannot boycott French goods and services under the rules of the EU Customs Union:

The French foreign ministry spokesman, Bernard Valero, however said Turkey was bound by international agreements to not discriminate against French companies Turkey “is a member of the World Trade Organization and is linked to the European Union by a customs union agreement. These two legal commitments require non-discrimination in regards to EU companies,” the source said.

http://news.nationalpost.com/2011/12/20 ... cide-bill/

by **Maximus** » Wed Dec 21, 2011 12:09 pm

Hermes wrote:Turkey apparently cannot boycott French goods and services under the rules of the EU Customs Union:
The French foreign ministry spokesman, Bernard Valero, however said Turkey was bound by international agreements to not discriminate against French companies Turkey “is a member of the World Trade Organization and is linked to the European Union by a customs union agreement. These two legal commitments require non-discrimination in regards to EU companies,” the source said.

http://news.nationalpost.com/2011/12/20 ... cide-bill/

they can if they want to and they should. Since when did a legal agreement stop Turkey breaking the law? :lol:

by **Hermes** » Wed Dec 21, 2011 12:25 pm

Maximus wrote:
they can if they want to and they should. Since when did a legal agreement stop Turkey breaking the law?

Turkey can always withdraw from the EU Customs Union - before it gets thrown out! :lol:

by **Maximus** » Wed Dec 21, 2011 1:28 pm

Hermes wrote:
Maximus wrote:
they can if they want to and they should. Since when did a legal agreement stop Turkey breaking the law?

Turkey can always withdraw from the EU Customs Union - before it gets thrown out!

Turkey has a habit of being dismissed while she is on her knees as opposed to walking away with her dignity. :lol:

by **Get Real!** » Wed Dec 21, 2011 3:12 pm

This French law won’t make any difference for Cyprus because…

Cypriots have convinced the world that they are not Cypriots so now nobody is in any hurry to pursue decades old UN resolutions.

The world is just ignoring them because Cypriots have been ignoring their country.

In all honesty as a people, we deserve nothing but the…

"ftimathkies tsie gavlies dou gosmou!"

by **Hermes** » Wed Dec 21, 2011 5:30 pm

Maximus wrote:Turkey has a habit of being dismissed while she is on her knees as opposed to walking away with her dignity.

Idiot Turks don't appear to understand that their tactics will likely backfire and make it more likely that the French Assembly will approve the bill.