Meddler Erdolf's Hypocrisy – 'No Foreign Interference?'
Unlike the curs who run Twitter, we will not hold our tongues (or anyone else’s) on the developing situation in Iran.
Twitter restricted the account of a prominent London-based dissident who has been sending a steady stream of video images of protests across Iran. https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/jan/2/mainstream-media-twitter-slammed-promoting-irans- (good article, that, in WT, covering too the shameful way the New York Times and other Western media are siding with the hardline Islamic rule…
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I have never used Twitter, but their current censorship antics reminds me of how Zuckwit’s Facebook erased my account there for publicising the Cikeusik Pogrom.
Facebook’s Status – Enemy Within – Exposed Again!
I already today wrote about the Ayatollahs https://rossrightangle.wordpress.com/2018/01/03/wheres-r2p-when-irans-people-need-it/ so now I write about their chief ally (apart from Obama, of course!)
Turkish foreign ministry welcomes Rouhani speech, say it hopes ‘that rhetoric and foreign interventions that incite developments are avoided’
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Alan Spandler 19:59 on January 3, 2018 Permalink |
Erdogan is throwing his weight around too much for his own good. He needs to be brought down a peg, or even more acceptably, brought down altogether.
Like Iran, Turkey has many decent people suffering under Islamists but in the normal way of things I would leave it to them to rearrange their own countries’ governments.
Nevertheless, there are times we need to step in when the petty tyrants start causing trouble outside their own borders, which both Erdogan and the ayatollahs most definitely like to do.
I liked your earlier pro-shah post but I think a return to monarchy in Turkey would be no improvement on Erdolf.
The Ottoman monarchs were not just sultans but caliphs, and they used their religious titles to intrude on other countries and even other continents.
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Ian Farlane 05:38 on January 4, 2018 Permalink |
This is very readable but I wish you could have made more of the Twitter censorship issue.
We know Erdolf is a dangerous enemy but social media collusion with dangerous enemies is much scarier.
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