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November 25, 2004
A dark past
Dhimmi Watch has an interesting entry on an article by Gamaliel Isaac in Front Page Magazine.
The statement of Mr Akyol that Turkey has an Islamic Heritage free of anti-westernism and anti-semitism is inaccurate. We need only look at Turkey's long history of conquest of Western countries and persecution of conquered westerners.>
It's in response to an article by Mustafa Akyo entitled "European Muslims and the Quest for the Soul of Islam."
And among the comments:
Let's say Turkey joins the European Union.
What happens if Europeans start talking about Turkey's genocide of the Armenians.
Will Turkey order assassins to gun them down in the streets?
Turkey will try to impose their will on the rest of the EU about Turkey's dark past, maybe even preventing such discussion in universities and the media.
What will Europe do to Turkey's standover tactics?
Read the post.
Posted by Matt on November 25, 2004
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