What do you think of Turkey blocking the new head of NATO because of the infamous Muhammad cartoons? - cartoon turkey drawing
http://www.canada.com/Dispute+NATO+chief ...
Turks block the candidate for the head of NATO, because it was the clock during the Danish cartoon flap. You are obviously unhappy, do not break the heads of the infidels, "said the cartoons.
Keep in mind, Turkey is of the moderate Muslim states. If you want the feeling that there is hope for the rest of the Islamic world to draw, in spite of their rebellion in the 21 Century?
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Cartoon Turkey Drawing What Do You Think Of Turkey Blocking The New Head Of NATO Because Of The Infamous Muhammad Cartoons?
6 comments:
I would say that was the Turkish President to be more careful. The Turkish army had to take Govt and the elimination of the Islamists. twice already. I see no reason for them not to do to get it back.
If you are Islamic army was responsible.
I do not know how Turkey dare to mention the insult to their religion if they are still having problems unloading the deaths of over one million to Armenian Christians in a religious genocide. You can do and deny, but angry when someone insults their religion in a cartoon? Tell Turks to overcome or to him.
Absolutely ridiculous. Not a big fan of NATO for me, but if they allow the Turks to his appointment to be even more disappointed this block, too.
It was a question of freedom of expression. Seriously, the Turkish government wants to deny a political Europe, as they represent the freedom of expression against the radicals.
If NATO does not preclude the idea of freedom of expression is limited bourgeoisie, at least, so that you can then remove any pretext for and devotion to the Taliban and
EDIT Rasmussen now, if NATO did not follow this absurd line
Turks are wild, wild humans.savages we still play the drums of war against the Indians
have not been to the 1400 years of civilization attack
The worst thing is that NATO as a group of very supportive of their position. Not shocking, right?
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