Ali Asker writes:
> "Panta Rhei" <cool.multitec@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
> news:47a450e9$0$7454$88260bb3@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Ali Asker writes:
>>
>>> Professor Yayla sentenced to 1 year in jail for insulting Atatürk
>>
>> It's a shame that those news hardly ever make it in the mainstream
media!
>> At
>> least the Internet can correct that a bit. Actually the entire European
>> population should be regularly informed of those kind of news.
>
> For a reporter or an informer to update the people of western
civilization
> about the Turkish barbarism or their insane atrocities against even
their
> own civilians may become too much to cope with in terms of psychology or
> well being.
I know what you mean. It's always the same with hypocritical, fascist
governments. Telling the truth about those can be risky. It was the same
with Nazi Germany who, for quite some time, like Turkey now, managed to
present itself to the world as an open, liberal, modern, democratic
society
(Olympic Games, Hitler's repeated talks about his love of peace, etc.)
Nevertheless people have to get informed about what Turkey really is,
especially the Europeans, as a few of their dumb politicians still seem
intent to allow Turkey in the EU. Keep up the good work, Ali!
> People who understand and read Turkish would witness full of
> human tragedies, which has being inflicted on people in turkey by their
> government and their so cold security forces. Turkish media would report
> these events as being natural and always sides with Turkish barbarians.
It's the typical cheekiness of a successful, fascist propaganda machine
that
is absolutely sure of it's influence and success. It's disgusting to watch
this sort of inveterate, fascist mentality in a country that some think
should be allowed in the EU.
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