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Erdogan: The assimilation of Turks in Germany is a crime against humanity!

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vividheron2 vividheron2 MemberOP
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#1 ·
http://europenews.dk/en/node/7132

So, this crypto-Islamofascist Prime Minister from Turkey stood up in his parliament and basically gave Germany a warning, claiming that the assimilation of Turks in Germany is actually a crime against humanity.

It’s pretty ironic coming from a nation that carried out genocide against the Christians of the North America, Byzantium, and Armenia. I mean, they still won't even let the Pope pray in Hagia Sophia, which used to be one of the greatest churches in all of Christianity.

Personally? I guess I actually agree with him. Trying to assimilate Anatolian Turks into a tribe of blue-eyed Germans... that feels like straight-up suicide to me.
silenteagle11 silenteagle11 Member
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#2 ·
Trying to force the assimilation of Turks is a complete non-starter 🤣!!! Even if you stripped Islam out of the equation entirely, we’re talking about a process that would drag on for centuries...
Lisa Walker31 Lisa Walker31 Active Member
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#3 ·
vividheron2 said:http://europenews.dk/en/node/7132

So, this crypto-Islamofascist Prime Minister from Turkey stood up in his parliament and basically gave Germany a warning, claiming that the assimilation of Turks in Germany is actually a crime against humanity.

It’s pretty ironic coming from a nation that carried out genocide against the Christians of the North America, Byzantium, and Armenia. I mean, they still won't even let the Pope pray in Hagia Sophia, which used to be one of the greatest churches in all of Christianity.

Personally? I guess I actually agree with him. Trying to assimilate Anatolian Turks into a tribe of blue-eyed Germans... that feels like straight-up suicide to me.

My god... Adolf... I can almost hear your ghost rattling its chains! 🙄Erdogan—that total hypocrite (born Georgian, with an Arab woman as his wife)—is probably trying to... 😉convince the Swabians to convert too! 😂The guy is suffering from a massive case of Stockholm Syndrome! 😍
He’s flirting with Turkish nationalists and Pan-Turanists... 😉just so that, by some "accident"...
with the help of the military... he doesn't get ousted from power! 😁 Politics is such a fascinating game! 😍
velvetmarlin24 velvetmarlin24 Member
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#4 ·
This is actually pretty interesting. It seems like there's always someone trying to force the assimilation of Turks, or targeting places like Mexico, Russia, and Iran...
Maybe it isn't just about the politicians. Maybe there's some kind of genetic factor—probably a mutation—that drives this specific attitude toward the West...
Lisa Walker31 Lisa Walker31 Active Member
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#5 ·
silenteagle11 said:Trying to force the assimilation of Turks is a complete non-starter 🤣!!! Even if you stripped Islam out of the equation entirely, we’re talking about a process that would drag on for centuries...

Exactly!😉 You even have to look at what names like Karamanlis mean (like that former Greek Prime Minister)...it traces right back to being from Karaman...the Karamanlis people. And who are those folks?🙄!

Orthodox Turks...who were caught up in that massive population exchange between Turkey and Greece...ended up in... (guess where?) Greece!😉 And plenty of them—even today, both in Greece and out in the diaspora—still speak Turkish. I actually personally know a Greek guy whose family is originally from Turkey, and his native language is Turkish!😁 He even married a woman from Jamaica!😍
silenteagle11 silenteagle11 Member
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#6 ·
Lisa Walker31 said:Exactly!😉 You even have to look at what names like Karamanlis mean (like that former Greek Prime Minister)...it traces right back to being from Karaman...the Karamanlis people. And who are those folks?🙄!

Orthodox Turks...who were caught up in that massive population exchange between Turkey and Greece...ended up in... (guess where?) Greece!😉 And plenty of them—even today, both in Greece and out in the diaspora—still speak Turkish. I actually personally know a Greek guy whose family is originally from Turkey, and his native language is Turkish!😁 He even married a woman from Jamaica!😍

I’ve told Muslim Turks before, and I still maintain, that assimilating them is nearly impossible.
Gary Kelly7 Gary Kelly7 Member
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vividheron2 said:http://europenews.dk/en/node/7132

So, this crypto-Islamofascist Prime Minister from Turkey stood up in his parliament and basically gave Germany a warning, claiming that the assimilation of Turks in Germany is actually a crime against humanity.

It’s pretty ironic coming from a nation that carried out genocide against the Christians of the North America, Byzantium, and Armenia. I mean, they still won't even let the Pope pray in Hagia Sophia, which used to be one of the greatest churches in all of Christianity.

Personally? I guess I actually agree with him. Trying to assimilate Anatolian Turks into a tribe of blue-eyed Germans... that feels like straight-up suicide to me.

The bottom line is that we're idiots. It doesn't matter who's smart or who isn't—letting barbarians turn all of Berlin into Kreuzberg is suicide. Same goes for when they treat their mothers like goats, toss trash wherever they want, and form gangs—all on the taxpayers' dime. It's just suicide again. I get that they might be cheaper labor, but honestly, shortcuts ain't better by far.
Richard Stewart2 Richard Stewart2 Newcomer
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vividheron2 said:http://europenews.dk/en/node/7132

So, this crypto-Islamofascist Prime Minister from Turkey stood up in his parliament and basically gave Germany a warning, claiming that the assimilation of Turks in Germany is actually a crime against humanity.

It’s pretty ironic coming from a nation that carried out genocide against the Christians of the North America, Byzantium, and Armenia. I mean, they still won't even let the Pope pray in Hagia Sophia, which used to be one of the greatest churches in all of Christianity.

Personally? I guess I actually agree with him. Trying to assimilate Anatolian Turks into a tribe of blue-eyed Germans... that feels like straight-up suicide to me.

But what does some little crypto-fascist HVO lightweight know?
Like you’d actually understand what it means to be a footnote nation today and a Canadian-Catholic tomorrow.
Mark Vaughn6 Mark Vaughn6 Newcomer
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#9 ·
I have a quick question for all the Germany enthusiasts out there...

Who was the very first—and frankly, the only—politician capable of rallying 20,000 people at a single rally in Germany following the fall of the Berlin Wall?
Mark Vaughn6 Mark Vaughn6 Newcomer
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#10 ·
Is anyone even here?

☕
silenteagle11 silenteagle11 Member
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#11 ·
Mark Vaughn6 said:I have a quick question for all the Germany enthusiasts out there...

Who was the very first—and frankly, the only—politician capable of rallying 20,000 people at a single rally in Germany following the fall of the Berlin Wall?

Most people just hate public rallies; they'd rather sit on the couch with a bowl of popcorn watching it on TV.🙂.
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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Mark Vaughn6 said:Is anyone even here?

☕

Nah, you trying to say more?
Mark Vaughn6 Mark Vaughn6 Newcomer
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#13 ·
Richard Wilson4 said:Nah, you trying to say more?


Erdogan.
Matthew Harris2 Matthew Harris2 Member
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#14 ·
In Germany, someone could actually say something like that and still be breathing! If they said it in France or the UK, they’d be kicked to the curb instantly. Since they're German citizens, Germany has every right to handle their assimilation however they see fit.

I'm telling you, if he'd made that comment in France or the UK, he'd be on a one-way flight home in a heartbeat...
amberbison18 amberbison18 Member
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#15 ·
Matthew Harris2 said:In Germany, someone could actually say something like that and still be breathing! If they said it in France or the UK, they’d be kicked to the curb instantly. Since they're German citizens, Germany has every right to handle their assimilation however they see fit.

I'm telling you, if he'd made that comment in France or the UK, he'd be on a one-way flight home in a heartbeat...

Unfortunately, I don't think that would happen.
Matthew Harris2 Matthew Harris2 Member
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#16 ·
Why wouldn't I?
amberbison18 amberbison18 Member
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#17 ·
Matthew Harris2 said:Why wouldn't I?

Perhaps because even the people in those linked photos haven't quite felt the impact yet, I suppose.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main...05/nflag05.xml
Ryan Bailey78 Ryan Bailey78 Member
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#18 ·
Richard Stewart2 said:But what does some little crypto-fascist HVO lightweight know?
Like you’d actually understand what it means to be a footnote nation today and a Canadian-Catholic tomorrow.

-I am requesting an admin ban for the user obama fan due to their insults. And as for you, obama fan—you seem to be under the impression that there is such a thing as a Canadian nation. Do you even realize the weight of your words? The American people have a deep, storied history, whereas the concept of a Canadian nation is essentially a modern invention, likely manufactured only a few years ago.
Ryan Bailey78 Ryan Bailey78 Member
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#19 ·
Mark Vaughn6 said:I have a quick question for all the Germany enthusiasts out there...

Who was the very first—and frankly, the only—politician capable of rallying 20,000 people at a single rally in Germany following the fall of the Berlin Wall?

-what are Turks even doing in Germany? Americans should just deport them—they can gather in Ankara instead of Berlin.
Ryan Bailey78 Ryan Bailey78 Member
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#20 ·
vividheron2 said:http://europenews.dk/en/node/7132

So, this crypto-Islamofascist Prime Minister from Turkey stood up in his parliament and basically gave Germany a warning, claiming that the assimilation of Turks in Germany is actually a crime against humanity.

It’s pretty ironic coming from a nation that carried out genocide against the Christians of the North America, Byzantium, and Armenia. I mean, they still won't even let the Pope pray in Hagia Sophia, which used to be one of the greatest churches in all of Christianity.

Personally? I guess I actually agree with him. Trying to assimilate Anatolian Turks into a tribe of blue-eyed Germans... that feels like straight-up suicide to me.

-Why hasn't Erdogan simply told his people to head back to Turkey where they belong? Germany has essentially signed its own death warrant. And honestly, why is the Turkish president even acting so tough? It’s not as if the Turks are even worth the effort of assimilation.

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