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by Maria Polizoidou
• November 2, 2016 at 5:00 am
- The UN is the
mothership of injustice and radical global Islamization.
- As the UN does
not recognize the historical presence and continuity of the Jewish
people in their land, the next people on the menu in UNESCO's food
chain are most likely the Greeks and then the Italians. Turkish
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan already said as much last week.
- No one would be
surprised if UNESCO, to institutionalize the Islamic presence in the
international community, claims that Greeks have nothing to do with
the Acropolis and the Parthenon, and that Italy has no historical
ties to the Colosseum in Rome.
- With the rate
of admission of Muslims into Greece, by 2050 the Greeks will be a
minority in their own country.
- The Greek media
chose not to inform the Greek people on the attitude of their
politicians towards the Jewish nation because it would expose their
preference for Islam over Israel, and the Greek people might not see
this choice in a positive light.
- How can Greece
credibly ask for help from the global community on the issue of
Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, when the politicians themselves maintain a
neutral attitude on the virtually identical issue of the Jerusalem's
Temple Mount?
How can Greece credibly ask for help from the global
community on the issue of Hagia Sophia in Istanbul (right), when its
politicians maintain a neutral attitude on the virtually identical issue
of the Jerusalem's Temple Mount (left)?
When the news arrived that UNESCO does not recognize the connection
of the Jewish people to Jerusalem's Temple Mount, it brought to mind that
the UN is the mothership of injustice and radical global Islamization.
Its members, which include the large bloc of the Organization of Islamic
Cooperation (OIC) -- 56 Islamic nations plus "Palestine" --
evidently believe that if they want to transform the Western world into
an Islamic colony, first they must bring down the State of Israel. This
resembles the suggestion in ancient Greece of the exiled Greek general,
Demaratos, to the king of Persia, Xerxes: If you want Greece to fall,
first you have to destroy the Spartans.
If Jerusalem falls into the hands of Islam, the rest of the world
will presumably fall. UNESCO's decision is not only nonsensical from a
historical perspective (Islam did not even exist at the time of ancient
Jerusalem), basically it is also a strategic move against the cultural
foundations of the West.
by Burak Bekdil
• November 2, 2016 at 4:00 am
- Before Turks
could digest so many undemocratic practices they had to face in one
week, they woke up only to learn that scores of journalists at a
newspaper critical of Erdogan had been detained. On October 31,
police raided the homes of 11 people, including executives and
journalists of Cumhuriyet newspaper, after prosecutors
initiated a probe against them on "terrorism" charges.
- "This is
about ... abolishing all universal values... The most explicit
indications of it are the growing pressure against the Turkish press
and the policies to destroy it. This is the process of the
destruction of free thought." — The Contemporary Journalists
Association.
Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan (right) wants
to reintroduce the death penalty to Turkey. Federica Mogherini (left),
the European Union foreign policy chief, says that will disqualify Turkey
from joining the EU.
Both fascism and communism exercised a large influence on the Arab
"Baathist" ideology -- "resurrection" in Arabic, and
which started as a nationalist, Sunni Arab movement to combat Western
colonial rule and to promote modernization. In Iraq, the despotic
Baathist regime survived 35 years, largely under the leadership of Saddam
Hussein. In Syria, it is still struggling under the tyranny of President
Bashar al-Assad. These days a non-Arab, but Islamist version of the
Baathist ideology is flourishing in an otherwise unlikely country:
candidate for membership in the European Union (EU), Turkey.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's increasing authoritarianism is
killing Turkey's already slim chances of finding itself a place in the
world's more civilized clubs and turning the country more and more into a
"Baathist" regime.
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