Lantos threaten Turkish government for Israel eyes
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This is how it goes:
Israel’s deputy Prime Minister canceled his visit to Ankara because Ankara invited Hamas leader. Nothing new, this and worse if expected from a racist government like Israel. However, the surprise comes from Turkish news agency, which says: “U.S. Congressman Tom Lantos on Thursday night called Foreign Minister Abdullah GÜL and reacted to the invitation of Hamas. Lantos reportedly threatened the Turkish government with cutting its support to block an Armenian genocide resolution in the U.S House of Representatives.”
And some people still think the US has an independent foreign poilicy not dictated by AIPAC/Lantos et al.
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2 Comments on “Lantos threaten Turkish government for Israel eyes”
this is great news. hope his will shift popular sentiments in turkey more closer to the arab side. glad those dumbass Zionists work for us for free with their bullying and cant-help-but-be-unfair approach to everything not Israeli. then they send their poor, miserable propagandists to win hearts and minds. i guess they can’t help but act mean.
this reminds me of the scorpion who was trying to hitch a ride across the river on the back of the turtle. The turtle scoffed at the scorpion’s request. “Do you take me or a fool,” said the turtle. “you would sting and kil me at the first chance.” The scorpion answered incredulously “silly turtle. if i sting you, you sink and we both drown and die.” The turtle thought for a moment then said “i guess you are right. C’mon and let’s cross to the other bank before it gets dark.” Half way through the river, the scorpion started stinging the turtle. “WHAT ARE YOU DOING,” cried the turtle. “I CAN’T HELP IT, IT’S IN MY NATURE,” shouted the drowning scorpion as they both sank to the bottom.
That’s Anglo-Zionism in a few words.
Good analogy