The following appeared as a full-page announcement in today's The Times.
Maximus wrote:Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has likened Gezi Park protesters to “piteous rodents” aiming to put a hole in the “ship that 76 million Turkish citizens are in.” Erdoğan said there were some circles among the Gezi protesters who “tried to solve their problems with the government by targeting the country's economy, stability and safety.”
http://www.todayszaman.com/news-321702- ... dents.html
From a commenter at Zaman3 wrote:Basically this men is saying that we are hamsters. Is any one remembers what Gadaffi said to his people before his final chaos?
Gadaffi called the protestors rising up against his rule rats. Such terms have been cited by Hutu radicals of the Tutsi population before the Rwanda genocide began.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muammar_G ... _civil_war
Tim Drayton wrote:The following appeared as a full-page announcement in today's The Times.
Get Real! wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:The following appeared as a full-page announcement in today's The Times.
Are they seriously trying to have a civilized conversation with a Turk?
bigOz wrote:Your remarks are strongly racist and may also constitute a "case to answer" in Strasbourg!
bigOz wrote:Get Real! wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:The following appeared as a full-page announcement in today's The Times.
Are they seriously trying to have a civilized conversation with a Turk?
GR... Try reading the post before rushing to comment! They are not trying to have a conversation with anyone. It is a letter of "Condemnation" ending with a statement, expressing, his behaviour may well constitute a "Case to Answer" in Strasbourg (European Court of Human Rights)...
Further more, lets not forget that the very people fighting against the likes of Erdoğan and who died or got maimed in the process were also Turks! Your remarks are strongly racist and may also constitute a "case to answer" in Strasbourg!
bigOz wrote:Get Real! wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:The following appeared as a full-page announcement in today's The Times.
Are they seriously trying to have a civilized conversation with a Turk?
GR... Try reading the post before rushing to comment! They are not trying to have a conversation with anyone. It is a letter of "Condemnation" ending with a statement, expressing, his behaviour may well constitute a "Case to Answer" in Strasbourg (European Court of Human Rights)...
Further more, lets not forget that the very people fighting against the likes of Erdoğan and who died or got maimed in the process were also Turks! Your remarks are strongly racist and may also constitute a "case to answer" in Strasbourg!
Get Real! wrote:bigOz wrote:Get Real! wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:The following appeared as a full-page announcement in today's The Times.
Are they seriously trying to have a civilized conversation with a Turk?
GR... Try reading the post before rushing to comment! They are not trying to have a conversation with anyone. It is a letter of "Condemnation" ending with a statement, expressing, his behaviour may well constitute a "Case to Answer" in Strasbourg (European Court of Human Rights)...
Further more, lets not forget that the very people fighting against the likes of Erdoğan and who died or got maimed in the process were also Turks! Your remarks are strongly racist and may also constitute a "case to answer" in Strasbourg!
The world has recently seen (at no surprise to us) the typical Turkish “Grand Vizier” mentality and I believe this extends right down to the family level where the male is an absolute authoritarian and the older women have a matriarchal status.
It’s no surprise to us… you are Muslims and that’s how it is in your society.
Presence of pregnant women in public is ‘disgraceful,’ says Turkish lawyer
ISTANBUL
Turkish lawyer and Sufi thinker Ömer Tuğrul İnançer has sparked a public outcry after telling state television station TRT 1 that it was immoral for pregnant women with huge bellies to reveal themselves in public.
“Announcing pregnancy with a flourish of trumpets is against our civility. [They] should not wander on the streets with such bellies. First of all, it is not aesthetic,” İnançer said. “After seven or eight months of pregnancy, future mothers go out their husbands by car to get some fresh air. And they go out in the evening hours. But now, they are all on television. It’s disgraceful. It is not realism, it is immorality.”
http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/presen ... sCatID=341
Kikapu wrote:Get Real! wrote:bigOz wrote:Get Real! wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:The following appeared as a full-page announcement in today's The Times.
Are they seriously trying to have a civilized conversation with a Turk?
GR... Try reading the post before rushing to comment! They are not trying to have a conversation with anyone. It is a letter of "Condemnation" ending with a statement, expressing, his behaviour may well constitute a "Case to Answer" in Strasbourg (European Court of Human Rights)...
Further more, lets not forget that the very people fighting against the likes of Erdoğan and who died or got maimed in the process were also Turks! Your remarks are strongly racist and may also constitute a "case to answer" in Strasbourg!
The world has recently seen (at no surprise to us) the typical Turkish “Grand Vizier” mentality and I believe this extends right down to the family level where the male is an absolute authoritarian and the older women have a matriarchal status.
It’s no surprise to us… you are Muslims and that’s how it is in your society.
I think this goes to the point you were making, GR.
Fcuking unbelievable!Presence of pregnant women in public is ‘disgraceful,’ says Turkish lawyer
ISTANBUL
Turkish lawyer and Sufi thinker Ömer Tuğrul İnançer has sparked a public outcry after telling state television station TRT 1 that it was immoral for pregnant women with huge bellies to reveal themselves in public.
“Announcing pregnancy with a flourish of trumpets is against our civility. [They] should not wander on the streets with such bellies. First of all, it is not aesthetic,” İnançer said. “After seven or eight months of pregnancy, future mothers go out their husbands by car to get some fresh air. And they go out in the evening hours. But now, they are all on television. It’s disgraceful. It is not realism, it is immorality.”
http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/presen ... sCatID=341
Maximus wrote:bigOz wrote:Get Real! wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:The following appeared as a full-page announcement in today's The Times.
Are they seriously trying to have a civilized conversation with a Turk?
GR... Try reading the post before rushing to comment! They are not trying to have a conversation with anyone. It is a letter of "Condemnation" ending with a statement, expressing, his behaviour may well constitute a "Case to Answer" in Strasbourg (European Court of Human Rights)...
Further more, lets not forget that the very people fighting against the likes of Erdoğan and who died or got maimed in the process were also Turks! Your remarks are strongly racist and may also constitute a "case to answer" in Strasbourg!
OZ you ignorant man with double standards. Put a stop to Turkeys demands for political equality in Cyprus and tell the Turks to end the occupation and withdraw from our country.
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