Turkey, even though it is an Islamic country, is the most secular and democratic of all of them, which of course makes it also the most economically successful. Bear in mind, however, that much of Sharia law and religious intolerance is still part of their culture.
Turkey wants to join the European Union. France is dead set against this as it would obviously make the muslim problem in the EU a lot worse. France has had it’s fill of rioting, car burning muslims torching all those Fiats by the tens of thousands.

Now, France has made it a crime punishable by a year in jail to deny the Armenian Holocaust. Beginning in 1915 through 1917, the Turkish government committed genocide by killing over a million Armenians. Since then they have denied doing this and still deny it to this day in spite of clear historical fact. Understand: this is a major sore point with Turkey. Now France has passed this law which is doubtless to gain the sizeable vote of the many descendants of Armenian refugees in France in the coming elections.

Turkey is very unhappy about this. First France blocks their entry into the EU and then exposes the heinous crime they refuse to acknowledge. So now Turkey is studying retaliatory measures against France which clearly involve trade sanctions.

France has changed its stance considerably since all those cars burned. The French have a love affair with their autos the same as we Americans do, and you don’t burn our cars! They’ve started deporting imams: “Expulsions fuel French Muslim fears.
France has recently expelled a number of Muslim prayer leaders whom it considered to be a dangerous influence on France’s five million Muslims.” Remember also that muslim head scarves are banned in public schools in France.

Multiculturalism is obviously dying in Europe and it may take 2000 years of Western Civilization with it in only one generation unless the Europeans start finding the heart to fight back. The actions of France in deporting imams, voting against Turkeys entry into the EU and bringing Armenian genocide back into harsh focus again, all add up to a showing of backbone in France that appeared to be utterly lost. Regardless of France’s reasons for doing these things, it is the acts that matter.

I might even start buying French wine again if they keep this up.

Now check this out in England, where muslims are becoming Christians: “Mr Hussein, a 39-year-old hospital nurse in Bradford, is one of a growing number of former Muslims in Britain who face not just being shunned by family and community, but attacked, kidnapped, and in some cases killed. There is even a secret underground network to support and protect those who leave Islam. One estimate suggests that as many as 15 per cent of Muslims in Western societies have lost their faith, which would mean that in Britain there are about 200,000 apostates.”

These people and a growing number besides them would rather fight: “They are such hypocrites — they want us to be tolerant of everything they want, but they are intolerant of everything about us.”

All of us who have been waiting for the so-called “moderate muslims” to speak out, well, they are and this is how they’re doing it. It only makes sense. Those who are truly moderate could only stay muslims as long as the religion allowed them to live in peace. When it started demanding that they and their children die for it, it was time to go.

These converts to Christianity are being so sorely attacked that they will become some of our best fighters against Islam. The Islamic clerics have shot themselves in the foot by thinking that all muslims will be loyal to a decadent life of poverty after their exposure to the tremendous benefits of Western civilization. I’m willing to bet that many of these converts will be in the forefront, demanding sterner action against the muslim communities. They, more than most of us, know full well the consequences to them if Europe becomes ruled by Islamic sharia law.

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