Posted on 03/24/2011 9:38:50 AM PDT by illiac
Turkey has launched a bitter attack on French president Nicolas Sarkozy's and France's leadership of the military campaign against Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, accusing the French of lacking a conscience in their conduct in the Libyan operations.
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Oh No! Can’t we all get along?
moosies accusing anybody else about a lack of conscious
NATO is going to have to figure out what to do with Turkey.
“...NATO is going to have to figure out what to do with Turkey...”
Have them over for Thanksgiving?
I wonder if the Turks asked the Armenians their opinion.
And herein lies the real cause of the dispute. France does not want Turkey in the EU.
Erdogan is defending Al-Bashir because in his words, "No Muslim could perpetrate a genocide".
A recent Council of Europe report says that during and after the 1998-99 Kosovo conflict, militia leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) tortured and killed hundreds of Serbs and political rivals in secret Albanian hideouts, removed their organs for sale and dumped their bodies in local rivers. The report added that these people were also heavily involved in drug, sex and illegal immigrant trafficking across Europe.
...claimed that Americans were tossing so many Iraqi bodies into the Euphrates that local mullahs had issued a fatwa ordering residents not to eat the fish. The same paper repeatedly claimed that the U.S. used chemical weapons in Fallujah. And it reported that Israeli soldiers had been deployed alongside U.S. forces in Iraq and that U.S. forces were harvesting the innards of dead Iraqis for sale on the U.S. "organ market."
China has demanded that Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan retract his accusation that Beijing practised genocide against ethnic Uighurs.
I agree. Why is Turkey in NATO??
Two words. Cold War.
France is now where it was before the Battle of Tours, it is the New Champion of Freedom. It has stopped the use of the berkha in France and now leads the way in Libya.
Sad day for US. Having to root for the French to lead the way, when we were the ones who used to do it.
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