Turkish parliament's double-fisted knockout

Asia Times ^ | 3/4/2003 | Robert M Cutler

[dinok]

When it comes to Europeans I confuse nothing. I was born there and know of what I speak.

Anyt group of people who find a free nation like the USA a bigger threat than a dictator who invades his neighbors, uses chemical weapons on his own people and tortures people for personal fun, are sick.

Most problems on our planet can be traced to European actions of the past.

A. World war I
B. World war II
C. Viet Nam War
D. war In Angola
E. War in Algeria
F. Aparteid in South Africa
G. The 1956 war to grab the Suez Canal.
H. The cold war
I. The War in Yugoslavia.
J. And worse of all: The conflict of the Arab world with the west.

Lets face it...after promising the Arabs freedom during World War I, the French, British and Italians were ocupying every single Arab nation in excistance today after 1919.
They treated the Arabs like peasants. The British called them "the wogg". Immagine being an Egyptian and not being alowed to go in to a restaurant in your own nation that any Englishman could.

Europeans should be the last to preach to anyone.

[WOSG]

Well said, a cogent indictment.
I would add that the European ideologies of marxism/communism and nazism are also responsible for most of the evils, deaths and genocides of the 20th century. Yet most of the European intellectuals who let these evils crush humanity have *never* apologized for their idiocy; this irresponsibility has spread to the USA among the leftist intelligensia.

And the one country consistently standing against those evils was and is the US.

"Anyt group of people who find a free nation like the USA a bigger threat than a dictator who invades his neighbors, uses chemical weapons on his own people and tortures people for personal fun, are sick. "

We need to stand for freedom and chide those who fail to do so. Thoe only thing needed for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing.

[not a kook]

I think that a subsidy of about 30 billion given to the newest member of the family of nations, the independent republic of Kurdistan, would make fine seed money. The Armenians might be needing an upgrade in their armed forces, too.