BREXIT: Lying Dave the Pimp Sells Out Britons

BREXIT:   Lying Dave the Pimp Sells Out Britons http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/672774/Cameron-faces-storm-attack-ministerPenny-Mordaunt-Turkey PM faces storm for attack on his OWN minister after she spoke out on migration from Turkey DAVID Cameron was facing a backlash last night for launching an extraordinary attack on one of his own ministers who spoke out over the threat of a migrant surge from Turkey. By Macer Hall PUBLISHED: 05:45, Mon, May 23, 2016 | UPDATED: 14:44, Mon, May 23, 2016 The Prime Minister claimed Defence Minister Penny Mordaunt was “absolutely wrong” to warn that staying in the EU put Britain at risk of having to open our borders to Turkish citizens. But Leave campaigners backed Ms Mordaunt and said Britain will be at the mercy of murderers and terrorists from countries like Turkey if it remains controlled by Brussels. The Portsmouth North MP, who backs quitting the EU in the referendum on June 23, said it was “very likely” that Turkey will join the EU within the next eight years. That would mean Turkey’s 78 million citizens getting the right to live anywhere in the EU, including Britain, under free movement rules. But Mr Cameron rebuked his minister during a TV interview and said Turkish membership was “not remotely on the cards” and would probably not be for a thousand years.     I do not think the EU is going to keep Turkey out     Defence Minister Penny Mardaunt But he faced an angry backlash from Leave campaigners last night, who highlighted his previous passionate support for Turkey joining the EU. The row, laying bare the angry rift over the EU referendum at the heart of the Tory government, erupted when Ms Mordaunt appeared as a guest on BBC One’s Andrew Marr Show yesterday. Ms Mordaunt said: “I do not think the EU is going to keep Turkey out. “I think it is going to join, I think the migrant crisis is pushing it more that way.” Pressed on her veto claims, the minister said that in the face of the migrant crisis “we will be unable to stop Turkey joining”. She added: “This is a matter for the British people to decide and the only shot that they will get at expressing a view on this is in this referendum. “I don’t think the UK will be able to stop Turkey joining.” Leave campaigners also say that Turkish membership will also cost NHS maternity services £400million in a decade. Mr Cameron hit back within the hour during an interview on the Peston On Sunday show on ITV. The Prime Minister said: “The Leave campaign is making a very misleading claim.” Mr Cameron said Ms Mordaunt’s claims were “absolutely wrong.” He added: “Britain and every other country in the European Union have a veto on another country joining. “That is a fact, and the fact that the Leave campaign is getting things as straightforward as this wrong should call in to question their whole judgment in making the bigger argument about leaving the EU.” Pressed on whether Ms Mordaunt was qualified to be kept on as a minister, the Prime Minister said: “Her responsibilities are in the Ministry of Defence, she is doing a very good job. But on this question of whether or not we have a veto, the leave campaign is wrong. “It is not remotely on the cards that Turkey is going to join the EU any time soon. They applied in 1987. “At the current rate of progress they will probably get round to joining in about the year 3000 according to the latest forecasts.” Leave campaigners pointed out that Mr Cameron has repeatedly backed Turkish membership of the EU and once pledged to help “pave the way from Ankara to Brussels”. Matthew Elliott, chief executive of the Vote Leave campaign group, said: “David Cameron has said he wants to pave the road to Ankara and has repeatedly confirmed it is government policy for Turkey to join the EU. “The EU is speeding up the process of Turkey joining and we are paying nearly £2billion to help make it happen. If it isn’t on the cards why are taxpayers footing the bill for it already? “As with so much in the referendum the ‘Remain’ campaign are saying one thing now before the vote but are planning for the exact opposite after 23 June. The only safe option is stop handing Brussels £350million a week and vote Leave.” Former Labour foreign secretary Lord Owen, a Leave supporter, said: “Only nine weeks ago David Cameron committed the country at the European Council to re-energise the accession process of Turkey into the EU.” Yesterday, Mr Cameron visited an Asda store in London with former Labour deputy leader Harriet Harman, also a Remain supporter, where the PM warned that a Brexit would force up food prices for shoppers. http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/672774/Cameron-faces-storm-attack-ministerPenny-Mordaunt-Turkey https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/pms-speech-in-turkey A transcript of a speech given by Prime Minister David Cameron in Ankara, Turkey, on 27 July 2010. Prime Minister: Thank you, Mr President, and thank you for that very warm welcome. I can tell from your enthusiasm and the enthusiasm of the entrepreneurs that I met outside this incredible building that there is an enormous spirit of enterprise and entrepreneurialism and industry and business and trade here in Turkey, and that is one of the reasons that I want our two countries to build this incredibly strong relationship that I will be speaking about this morning. I have come to Ankara to establish a new partnership between Britain and Turkey. I think this is a vital strategic relationship for our country. As Prime Minister, I first visited our two largest European Union partners, then Afghanistan, then North America and now, I come to Turkey. People ask me, ‘Why Turkey?’ and, ‘Why so soon?’ Well, I can tell you why: because Turkey is vital for our economy, vital for our security and vital for our politics and our diplomacy. Let me explain. First, our economy. Over 400 years ago England’s first official diplomatic representative arrived in Istanbul. William Harborne came bearing gifts from Queen Elizabeth. As a nation, we sought the opportunity for our merchants to trade. More than 400 years on, I follow him to Turkey at least in part for the same reason. I ask myself this: which European country grew at 11% at the start of this year? Which European country will be the second fastest growing economy in the world by 2017? Which country in Europe has more young people than any of the 27 countries of the European Union? Which country in Europe is our number one manufacturer of televisions and second only to China in the world in construction and in contracting? Tabii ki Turkiye. Everyone is talking about the BRICs, the fast-growing emerging economies of Brazil, Russia, India, and China. Turkey is Europe’s BRIC, and yet in Britain we export more to Ireland than we export to Brazil, Russia, India, China and Turkey all combined. With no disrespect to our partners and friends in Ireland, we have to change that. That is the first reason I am here today and it is why I have chosen to come to TOBB, right in the heart of the Turkish business community. The second reason for coming to Turkey is security. https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/pms-speech-in-turkey Turkey is a great NATO ally and Turkey shares our determination to fight terrorism in all its forms, whether from al-Qaeda or from the PKK. Yesterday we had yet another reminder of the human price that Turkey pays in facing up to terrorism. As a friend who has also suffered from terrorism, including right here in this country, we stand with you and we will do all we can to help ensure that democracy and the rule of law always win against terror.  [comment:  Turkey's a contributor to terrorism (like Dave), and it's as corrupt as all f*ck and decidedly undemocratic if you're a journalist.  ] You are not just a great ally; the fact is that Turkey’s unique position at the meeting point of East and West gives you an unrivalled influence in helping us to get to grips with some of the greatest threats to our collective security.  [comment:  great allies do not extort money from one another - eg Turkey from EU to keep marauders out.] I ask myself this: which country, with its commitment to the international effort in Afghanistan, sends a message to the world that this is a fight not against Muslims but against terrorism? Which Muslim majority country has a long established relationship with Israel while at the same time championing the rights of Palestine? Which European country could have the greatest possible chance of persuading Iran to change its course on nuclear policy? Tabii ki Turkiye. Whether in Afghanistan or in the Middle East, Turkey has a credibility that others in the West just cannot hope to have. So I have come here today to make the case for Turkey to use this credibility, to go further in enhancing our security and working for peace across our world.   [comment:  Jesus, who wrote that porky.  Turkey and 'credibility' in one sentence.   'Peace across our world' is definitely overkill.  Stop crawling and lying, Dave.  It's embarrassing.] The third reason I am here is political. I am here to make the case for Turkey’s membership of the European Union and to fight for it. Do you know who said this? ‘Here is a country which is not European, its history, its geography, its economy, its agriculture and the character of its people - admirable people though they are - all point in a different direction. This is a country which cannot, despite what it claims and perhaps even what it believes, be a full member.’ Now, that might sound like some Europeans describing Turkey. Actually it was General de Gaulle describing the United Kingdom, my country, before vetoing our accession to the European Union. So we know what it is like to be shut out of the club, but we also know that these things can change.   [comment:  Dave, it describes Turkey EXACTLY, you lying wanker.  LOL   Someone, hand Dave Erdogan's domes, minarets speech: 1998, Recep Tayyip Erdogan: "The mosques are our barracks, the domes our helmets, the minarets our bayonets and the faithful our soldiers..." [bbc]  ] When I think about what Turkey has done to defend Europe as a NATO ally and what Turkey is doing today in Afghanistan alongside our European allies, it makes me angry that your progress towards EU membership can be frustrated in the way that it has been. My view is clear: I believe it is just wrong to say that Turkey can guard the camp but not be allowed to sit in the tent. [comment:  Defend Europe?  Dave, the Turks invaded the seat of the Roman Empire, Constantinople (renamed 'Istanbul'), in what was European held Anatolia.  The Turks invaded Europe as far as the gates of Vienna.  But Dodgy Dave portrays Turkey as 'defender' of Europe.] I will remain your strongest possible advocate for EU membership and for greater influence at the top table of European diplomacy. This is something I feel very strongly and very passionately about. Together I want us to pave the road from Ankara to Brussels. To make the case for Turkey’s membership of the EU and to seize the huge advances I believe that we can make in our trade and in our security, there are three groups that we have to take on directly. First, there are the protectionists. They see the rise of a country like Turkey as an economic threat we must defend against, not as an opportunity to further our prosperity.  [comment:  keen to let unbridled capitalism and hordes of invading Turks rape the working classes of Europe.] Second, there are the polarised. They see the history of the world through the prism of a clash of civilisations. They think that Turkey has to choose between East and West and that choosing both is just not an option.  [comment:  Dave and Erdogan have much in common:  both slimy & both imprison journalists (Assange held over 5 years no charge - US-Anglo political prisoner).  However, that does not make for cultural compatibility, the desire or the capacity to absorb MILLIONS of aliens.] Third, there is the prejudiced, those who wilfully misunderstand Islam. They see no difference between real Islam and the distorted version peddled by the extremists. They think the problem is Islam itself and they think the values of Islam can just never be compatible with the values of other religions, societies or cultures.  [comment:   Genocidal Dave Cameron would like to pave the way to destruction of his own people, as he figures he can spare a few Britons here and there along the way to oblivious extinction, for the sake of making a fast buck or two, while giving his countrymen's nation to aliens from right under them.  ] All these arguments are just plain wrong, and as a new Government in Britain, I want us to be at the forefront of the international effort to defeat these arguments and I want to take each one in turn. First, the protectionists. Every generation has to make the argument for free trade all over again and this generation will be no different. As we build our economic relationship there are some who fear the growth of a country like Turkey, who want to retreat and cut themselves off from the rest of the world. They just don’t get it. They seem to think that trade is a sort of zero-sum game. They talk about it quite literally as if one country’s success is another country’s failure. That if our exports grow, then someone else’s must shrink. That somehow if we import low-cost goods - including from Turkey - that we are failing. As if all the benefits of Turkey’s exports go to Turkey alone when actually we benefit too from choice, from competition, from low prices in our shops. The whole point about trade is that everyone can benefit from it. So let me tell you what we are going to do to beat the protectionists. We are going to work harder than ever before to break down those barriers to trade that still exist, to cut the global red tape, like by streamlining customs bureaucracy and to work towards completing the trade round that could add $170 billion to the world economy. Prime Minister Erdogan and I were discussing this last night, how we can push forward at the G20 this autumn and we’re going to do everything we can to re-open Britain for business. Two hundred years on from William Harborne, the first resident Turkish Ambassador arrived in London. One of his team wrote the first Turkish account of life in Britain. He said quite simply, ‘British weather is disagreeable.’ I’m not sure much has changed on that front, and I certainly can’t change the weather, but I can do a lot to change the climate for trade and investment in Britain. That’s why we are cutting corporation tax to 24%, the lowest in the G7. We’re creating the most competitive corporate tax regime in the G20. And we are cutting the time it takes to set up a business. We are welcoming new business to Britain. And we are delighted that so many Turkish people are visiting, studying, and doing business so successfully in the United Kingdom. And we are encouraging British business to be more ambitious in developing new markets, as Turkish businesses have done. Vodafone, Tesco and HSBC are just three of the big British investments already in Turkey. I want to see many, many more. Today the value of our trade is over $9 billion a year. I want us to double this over the next five years. We cannot let the protectionists win the argument. The truth is that trade is the biggest wealth creator we have ever known. And when we talk about stimulus it is trade and a trade deal that can give the biggest stimulus to our economies right now.  [comment: money, money, money and making it easy for the wealthy while punishing the working class.  But who makes this money?  It's the corporations, it's the elites.  The same elites that have given Britain away from under Britons.  The average man will be punished by this EurTurkish super state. ] Second, let me turn to the next group of objectors, the polarised. They see the history of our world as a clash of civilisations, as a choice between East and West. They just don’t get the fact that Turkey can be a great unifier, because instead of choosing between East and West, Turkey has chosen both. And it’s this opportunity to unite East and West that gives Turkey such an important role with countries in the region in helping us to deliver improved security for all of us.  [comment:  LOOK HOW TURKEY HAS 'UNIFIED' SYRIA WITH SARIN ATTACK, ARMED ISLAMISTS & ROBBERY OF SYRIAN OIL, BOUGHT FROM ISIS.   LOOK HOW TURKEY 'UNIFIED' THE ARMENIANS & THE KURDS.  Turkey discrimination against:  Alevis, Christians, Jews, Yezidis http://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/5833/secular-turkey Erdogan promotes Muslim Brotherhood style of political Islam & he stirs up Turkish nationalist sentiments among Turks residing in Europe:   “One country, one flag, one religion!” https://kazodaily.wordpress.com/2015/10/13/france-allows-islamic-extremist-butcher-erdogan-to-preach-violence-in-strasbour/  ] This matters most of all in Afghanistan. Turkey provides a vital transport hub for equipment heading to Afghanistan for the fight against the Taliban. But it also has a unique influence in promoting the regional, political and economic cooperation that is so crucial to Afghanistan’s stability and security. For international forces to leave we need to know that the Afghans can take control of their own security. That means the development of the Afghan National Security Forces is absolutely vital. And I welcome Turkey’s plans to do even more military and police training.  [comment:  Wow, if they do that to their own co-religionists, imagine what Turkey would be capable of doing to Europe.] Just as Turkey is playing a pivotal role in Afghanistan, it can also do so in the Middle East. Turkey’s relationships in the region, both with Israel and the Arab world, are of incalculable value. No other country has the same potential to build understanding between Israel and the Arab world. I know that Gaza has led to real strains in Turkey’s relationship with Israel, but Turkey is a friend of Israel, and I urge Turkey, and Israel, not to give up on that friendship. Let me be clear: the Israeli attack on the Gaza flotilla was completely unacceptable. And I have told Prime Minister Netanyahu we will expect the Israeli inquiry to be swift, transparent and rigorous. Let me also be clear that the situation in Gaza has to change. Humanitarian goods and people must flow in both directions. Gaza cannot and must not be allowed to remain a prison camp.  [comment:  DAVE'S LYING AGAIN!!!!!  ] But as, hopefully, we move in the coming weeks to direct talks between Israel and the Palestinians so it is Turkey that can make the case for peace and Turkey that can help press the parties to come together and point the way to a just and viable solution. And, just as we look to Turkey to play this role in the Middle East, so it is Turkey that can help us to stop Iran from getting the bomb. Let us be frank about this: Iran is enriching uranium to 20% with no industrial logic for what they are doing other than producing a bomb. If Iran’s nuclear programme is peaceful, why won’t Iran allow the IAEA to inspect? Why does Iran continue to seek to acquire military components? And why does Iran continue to threaten Israel with annihilation?  [Comment:   Britain, USA, Saudi Arabia & Israel would all like to cripple Iran.  Someone remind Dave who has the nukes in the region.   ] Even if Iran were to complete the deal proposed in their recent agreement with Turkey and Brazil, it would still retain around 50% of its stockpile of low-enriched uranium. So we need Turkey’s help now in making it clear to Iran just how serious we are about engaging fully with the international community.   [comment:  nukes deal done.] We hope that the meeting held in Istanbul between the Turkish, Brazilian and Iranian Foreign Ministers will see Iran move in the right direction. The new sanctions that the EU announced yesterday are designed to persuade Iran to give the international community confidence that its nuclear programme really is peaceful, as Iran insists.  [comment:  nukes deal done.]   I also encourage Turkey to maintain its efforts to achieve the ambition of zero problems with all its neighbours, including Iraq. And I welcome the important work that Turkey has done in recent months to improve regional cooperation in the Western Balkans. Again, it is your unique relationships and influence in the region which can play such a vital role in helping to bring about progress and reconciliation.  [comment:  SUCKING UP MUCH, DAVE?   Bet it's all lies.  LMAO] But all of this - all of this - hinges on people breaking away from the polarised view of a false choice between East and West. With Turkey it is not East or West, it is East and West together. And we very much welcome that combination.  [comment:  TURKEY IS NOT THE 'WEST', Cameron.  Turkey is an Asian, ethnocentric Islamic nation in Asia, that is a historic foe of Europe, with a dreadful record of abuses of civil rights, law and democracy.  That includes international law violations.] Third, let me turn to the prejudiced - those who don’t differentiate between real Islam and the extremist version.   [comment:  Erdogan would disagree with that, Dave.  Erdogan says that's offensive.  Islam is Islam.  There is no Islam other than Islam.  ] They don’t understand the values that Islam shares with other religions like Christianity and Judaism that all of these are inherently peaceful religions. Nor do they understand that Turkey is a peaceful country, with a long history of religious tolerance.  [comment:  Well, I suppose Dave's got a point there.  Both Islam and Christianity are big on martyrdom.  But I think they approach it from different directions.  Christians are big into grovelling, performing foot worship, & punishing themselves.  The other ideology prefers to express martyrdom outwardly, with explosives.   F*ck me dead.  Dave said "long history of religious tolerance".  Dave outright lied - see religious intolerance.   Don't you care about the suffering of Kurds and the Armenians, Dave?  WHAT A LIAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Turkey discrimination against:  Alevis, Christians, Jews, Yezidis http://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/5833/secular-turkey I will always argue that the values of real Islam are not incompatible with the values of Europe, that Europe is defined not by religion, but by values. The EU is a secular organisation. And Europe welcomes people of all faiths, or none. Likewise, Turkey is a secular and democratic state. This is all the more reason to make Turkey feel welcome in Europe.   [comment:  Dave, you dope.  Turkey is neither secular no democratic. It's a dictatorship which imprisons journalists (kind of like Britain in that regard, but on a much larger scale).  Note the following: “We are a Muslim country and so we should have a religious constitution,” said Turkish Parliament Speaker Ismail Kahraman on Monday, lamenting that the name Allah is not mentioned even once in the country’s founding charter. “Secularism would not have a place in a new constitution,” he said. Kahraman was addressing an Islamic scholars and writers conference in Istanbul. As the head of the parliament, it’s Kahraman’s job to pen a new draft constitution for Turkey. AKP has its roots in political Islam and has been pushing for constitutional amendments during its 13-year rule in Turkey. It wants to empower the office of president from a purely ceremonial function to a fully-fledged head of state. Such a reform would benefit incumbent President Tayyip Erdogan, who traded the prime minister’s seat for that of the president’s in 2014. https://www.rt.com/news/340937-turkey-secular-constitution-dropped/ Dave needs to quit with the 'real Islam' schtick.  It's offensive to Erdogan.  There's only one Islam.  Erdogan told us. I know Turkey has already made significant reforms in just the last few years. The bans on teaching and broadcasting of Kurdish - scrapped. A new state Kurdish television station - now up and running. The death penalty - scrapped. The penal code - reformed. Democratic institutions - strengthened. These are significant changes. And they should be recognised.  [comment:  get a load of what Turkey has been up to since Dave's, 'reforms' speech:  here] In encouraging you to go further, I’m not asking you to be a different country, to abandon your values, your traditions or your culture. We want you to be Turkey - because it is as Turkey that you can play the unique role I have described in building greater security and greater prosperity for all our citizens.   [comment:  Dave wants Erdogan to have Turkey, but Dave and his money-grabbing kind don't want BRITONS to have Britain.  Dave the Pimp wants to sell access to Britain like Britain's a whore, and Britain's children will be left to fend for themselves in a brutal, free market capitalist arrangement with limited capacity to meet public needs.] But we want you to push forwards aggressively with the EU reforms you’re making. We want you to take the necessary measures to open up the competition chapter as the next step in the accession process. Because just as countries draw great strength from the openness of their societies, so Europe will draw fresh vigour and purpose from a Turkey that embraces human rights and democracy.   [comment:  Translation ... OMG, violent, abusive dictatorships are fine with Dave, as long as money's to be made.   Ghengis Khan had a better human rights record than Turkey has.  LOL  ] And we want you to continue to work towards a solution in Cyprus, despite our disappointment that a huge effort six years ago was unsuccessful. We will work with you in every way we can as you do this. Of course we won’t always agree on everything, but our common objective is to convince the doubters - whether they are the protectionists, the polarised or the prejudiced - that the case for Turkish membership of the European Union is indisputable, just as I already believe it is.   [comment:  LMAO ... don't hold your breath on Cyprus, Dave.   Dave's mantra here for all to see, turn it around & use it to kick him in the balls:  PROTECTIONIST, POLARISED, PREJUDICED.   Oh, and 'REAL ISLAM' (where there is no such distinction, according to Erdogan).   These are Dave's magic words.  Words Dave or some Hollywood starlet will use to manipulate the electorate.  Do not listen to this liar.   Put your fingers in your ears and sing:  la, la, la, la, la, la, la ... VOTE EXIT.] So this is how I see it. The protectionists are wrong. All the countries that increase their trade with Turkey will be winners. The losers will be those that don’t. The polarised are wrong. Turkey doesn’t have to choose between East and West. It’s precisely because you have chosen both that you have such an opportunity to enhance security for us all. The prejudiced are wrong. The problem is not Islam, but the wrong assumptions the prejudiced make about Islam. And a European Union without Turkey is not stronger but weaker, not more secure but less secure, not richer but poorer.    [comment:  DAVE THE PIMP has given Turkey carte blache.   Emphasise the horrific record.  LOL ] The strategic partnership that I am signing today with Prime Minister Erdogan sets out our ambitions for a modern partnership between Britain and Turkey. Central to this partnership is the conviction that Turkey deserves its place at the top table of European politics, and that is what I will fight for.  [Comment:  LOL ... emphasise Turkey's SINS.  ] To the doubters - I would just ask this: more than any other country, which European country’s growth could drive growth for us all? More than any other, which country’s influence over security in the Middle East could help us to tackle the causes of terrorism and bring greater security for all of us? More than any other, which country’s accession to the EU could make a stronger EU with greater global influence for us all? And the answer I simply give is this: Tabii ki Turkiye. Çok Tesekkur ederim. Thank you very much. [comment:  Someone let Daddy ISIS, Dave the Pimp, know that he and Turkey are facilitators of terrorism & insecurity ] Tabii ki Turkiye. Çok Tesekkur ederim Of course, Turkey. Thank you so much

Turkish Conquer of Cyprus - Hypocrisy & Ethnic Incitement

Turkish Conquer of Cyprus  Hypocrisy & Ethnic Incitement Maria Sakharov re Turkey: "We all know the conqueror" 21.05.2016 | 10:23 The representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Sakharov, in a post on Twitter, said that Ankara "uses increasingly annoying term" occupation ", while in the meantime know, for example, the true conqueror of Cyprus." Placing the representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry concerning Turkey's stance on Crimea noting that Ankara's policy aimed at inciting ethnic conflict and destabilization. Note that last February, Maria Sakharov, commenting contacts occupation regime officials in Ankara with Erdogan, spoke of "Turkey's blatant interference in Cyprus." The representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry had said that "the Turkish leader guided them open T / C to follow harsh and uncompromising line in the ongoing intercommunal negotiations in Cyprus, including on such a sensitive issue as the territorial demarcation." Recall that Erdogan had suggested to the representatives of the puppet regime for Morphou (non-return) and the granting of "nationalities" to settlers. As is known, the Nicosia by the Foreign Minister, had distanced themselves from the placement of a representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry ( "Let me not to intervene in this kind of discussion"). Meanwhile, although not expected developments relating to Cyprus during the UN World Humanitarian Summit to be held next Monday and Tuesday in Istanbul, many players of the Cyprus problem will be there. The President Nicos Anastasiades will participate in the session, while this will be the UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon.  The only meeting that has been determined is that the Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. At the meeting will be attended by German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the emir of Kuwait Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah, Prime Minister of the Netherlands Mark Rutte, the Nigerian President Muhammed Yusuf, Prime Minister of Lebanon Tamam Selam. At the meeting will not attend the possessory leader Mustafa Akinci, although it was intended by the Turkish side. The United Nations will not have an excuse to invite him. Spokesman Akinci, Baris Burj said yesterday that the possessory leader was not invited. He said "there is still no such invitation. And he's one I know such an invitation have not. " If you receive such a call will evaluate the issue, he added. Source: The newspaper http://www.onalert.gr/stories/maria-zaxarova-gia-tourkia-oloi-kseroume-ton-kataktiti/49822 Archive | English http://archive.is/ukxnr COMMENT What  a joke this UN 'humanitarian' summit is, being held in Turkey that's: imprisoning legions of journalists; allegedly killed Serena Shim (American journalist) and Jacky Sutton (British journalist).  On top of that, Turkey bombs and kills Kurdish civilians with impunity: Ankara launched a massive crackdown on predominantly Kurdish areas in the south-east, imposing indefinite curfews in many Kurdish districts and waging gun, mortar and tank battles against PKK fighters. The areas are under a government lockdown, with the Turkish government preventing foreign journalists or inspectors from assessing the situation on the ground. Pro-Kurdish activists accuse Turkish forces of numerous violations of human rights, including extrajudicial killings of civilians, torture and other crimes. The Turkish government insists that it only does what it has to do stop Kurdish terrorism, but some activists call it collective punishment of the entire Kurdish people. The accusations may be consistent with the spree of attacks on pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP), the offices and rallies of which were bombed or attacked in other manner ahead of last year’s election.  [RTnews | ibid] AND they deal in ISIS stolen fuel, while also supporting and training ISIS Islamists that are destroying Syria for Turkey, Israel, Gulf Arabs, USA, Britain, their off-siders & the EU scum capitalist elites.   Turkey’s Erdogan Owes Syria $100Bn For Stolen Oil: Turkey & Israel Owes Iraq $1.5 Trillion For Stolen Kirkuk Oil. https://politicalvelcraft.org/2015/11/28/turkeys-erdogan-owes-syria-100bn-for-stolen-oil-turkey-israel-owes-iraq-1-5-trillion-for-stolen-kirkuk-oil/ Russia presents proof of Turkey’s role in ISIS oil trade https://www.rt.com/news/324263-russia-briefing-isis-funding/ Captured ISIS Terrorist Admits Stolen Oil Arrives in Turkey Daily http://www.globalresearch.ca/captured-isis-terrorist-admits-stolen-oil-arrives-in-turkey-daily/5499171 Meet The Man Who Funds ISIS: Bilal Erdogan, The Son Of Turkey’s President http://www.mintpressnews.com/211624-2/211624/ Turkey staged gas attack in Syria: Seymour Hersh: Turkey staged gas attack to provoke US war on Syria LINK | here AND the were caught planning false flag ops in Syria. Turkey YouTube Ban: Full Transcript of Leaked Syria 'War' Conversation Between Erdogan Officials LINK | here Hilarious Leaked Turkish False Flag Plot (Video) Turkey Exposed Plotting War Turkey Cries - Leak Is 'Declaration of War' LINK | here Transcript - Banned Audio Leak Turkey Head of Intelligence (MIT) Hakan Fiday & Turkish FM Ahmet Davutoğlu False Flag Plot for Casus Belli in Syria LINK | here Son Get Rid of the Money LINK | here AND they shot down a Russian aircraft (that was bombing ISIS terrorists in Syria).  And they're lying assh*les.   The UN is a f*cking joke.   And listen to the Turkish invaders of Anatolia and aggressors in Cyprus trying to incite ethnic violence in Crimea.   C'mon, Kurds, get 'em.  ;) So what's Mossad doing with these Turkish jokers, reportedly meeting in Sweden?  Joint interests gas and destroying Syria.

MOSSAD-MIT Sweden Rendezvous: Mossad Reorganizes Turkish Intelligence Service

MOSSAD-MIT Sweden Rendezvous:  Mossad Reorganizes Turkish Intelligence Service Mossad Reorganizes Turkish Intelligence Service May 19, 2016. The Roman Petko, senior  Bulgarian minority party "Alternative for Bulgarian Renaissance" [Bulgarian: АБВ - Алтернатива за Българско Възраждане] , recently wrote to the personal account of the Twitter has that information on cooperation between the Israeli Mossad secret service (Mossad) and the Turkish intelligence service (Mill î İ stihbarat Te ş kilat ı - M İ T ). Obviously   The information retrieved from Turkey. Reports say after a secret meeting between the Head of Mossad (Yossi Cohen) and Turkish Foreign Minister Deputy   (Synyrly Davutoglu) in Sweden, expert passes Mossad from the Turkish airports have grown "more than ever" and major Israeli officers allegedly responsible for the reorganization of the Turkish security services. In particular, it was proposed to increase by 7% of the human resources and organizational structure of MİT. In the past year there has been a direct result of the measures taken following consultations with the experts of the Mossad. Bulgarian politician hinted that the in alleged cooperation must be seen the context of terrorist attacks carried out in the country, adding   "Natural increase security in Turkey and reducing   explosions   and bleeding   the country is the concrete result of these actions. " Sources: MIDDLE-EAST NEWS AGENCY, Al Masdar News The Hellenic Information Team http://www.echedoros-a.gr/2016/05/blog-post_642.html Archive (English) http://archive.is/7wOtF COMMENT Why Sweden?  LOL Bet they're recruiting grateful invaders for beefing up a proxy jihadi attack force on Syria.

Egypt in Israeli Gas Fine Squeeze / Israel in Egypt Gas Discovery Export Clamp

http://www.timesofisrael.com/israel-may-forgive-half-of-egypts-1-7b-gas-fine/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter   Times of Israel Israel may forgive half of Egypt’s $1.7b gas fine Reported move would push along stalled talks over energy imports, amid steadily warming ties By Times of Israel staff May 19, 2016, 3:05 pm  [PHOTO] Flames rise from a gas pipeline explosion in el-Arish, Egypt in July. The pipeline that transports fuel to Israel and Jordan has been attacked more than a dozen times since the fall of former president Hosni Mubarak. (photo credit: AP/File) Israel may let Egypt slide on nearly $900 million from a fine over an energy deal, as Jerusalem courts warmer business ties with Cairo, according to a report this week. Egypt owes Israel $1.76 billion for a 2015 court judgment that found Cairo violated an agreement to supply natural gas. Egypt cut off talks to import Israeli natural gas after the ruling, but two officials close to the case quoted by Bloomberg Wednesday said Israel may forgive half the fine, paving the way to reopening negotiations. According to Bloomberg, payments would be spread over 14 years and talks are still underway. There was no official confirmation of the report, which comes as Israel has been signaling other moves to warm up to Cairo, including recently upgrading embassies in Cairo and Jerusalem. On Sunday, Israel is expected to return two Bronze-Age wooden anthropoid sarcophagus lids to new Egyptian Ambassador to Israel Hazem Khairat at a Foreign Ministry ceremony on Sunday, four years after they were discovered smuggled into the Jewish state. The $1.76 billion ruling, made by three arbitrators in a closed session in December, ended 3.5 years of deliberations in which the Israeli Electric Corporation was claiming over $4 billion in damages stemming from Egypt canceling their bilateral gas deal in 2012. Egyptian government-owned gas companies EGPC and EGAS were expected to foot the bill. In response, Egypt’s Oil Ministry ordered the gas import talks frozen until after the case is appealed and the ruling is clarified, according to Bloomberg at the time. Israel is set to become a major gas supplier with the discovery of a massive offshore field and has looked for regional buyers, including Jordan and Egypt. Before 2012, Israel imported natural gas from Egypt, though the pipeline, running through the restive Sinai Peninsula, was dogged by frequent sabotage. The deal, initially slated to last 20 years, was finally canceled by Egyptian authorities following the 2012 ouster of president Hosni Mubarak and election of Muslim Brotherhood president Mohamed Morsi. Morsi was ousted in 2014, and ties between Israel and Egypt, never warm, have steadily improved since.  [comment:  Pres = Abdel Fattah el-Sisi  / Launched 2013 coup d'etat removing Mohamed Morsi in aftermath 2013 protests. From Egypt's military class.  Won in election boycotted by most political parties & Muslim Brotherhood.  Sunni.  ] http://www.timesofisrael.com/israel-may-forgive-half-of-egypts-1-7b-gas-fine/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter   Info from:   Abraham Rabinovich http://freebeacon.com/national-security/israel-announces-discovery-of-offshore-gas-field/ SUMMARY Dec. 2014 Israel announces discovery of offshore gasfield. Three located in Israeli waters in past five (5) years. Two larger fields:  2009 & 2010. Expected to serve bulk of Israel gas needs. Meanwhile the following are in urgent need of energy supplies: *Egypt *Palestine Authority (West Bank ?) *Jordan Until 5 years prior, Israel almost entirely coal & energy import dependent. Sites = potential Hamas (Gaza) & Hezbollah (Lebanon) targets. Israel has a policy of massive overkill as a deterrent to future attacks, so Hamas & Hezbollah may not be highly motivated to target drill sites. Another motivator is that they may also wish to drill and would not wish to risk retaliation.  LOL Info from:   Abraham Rabinovich http://freebeacon.com/national-security/israel-announces-discovery-of-offshore-gas-field/ source http://www.timesofisrael.com/top-10-things-to-know-about-israels-natural-gas/ SUMMARY   2009 - Leviathan - 90m Haifa - 450 bn cubic meters - rights negs Nov 2015 2009 - Tamar - 90m Haifa - 240 bn cubic meters - rights negs Nov 2015 Distribution:  Natgaz (Israel Natural Gas Lines) 2015 - Israel 60% electricity from natural gas 2015 - solar energy = 2% of Israel electricity Benefits: natural gas less pollutant than oil or coal / greenhouse reduction energy independence for Israel MASSIVE BACKLASH environmental groups hold massive protests re gas deal Tel Aviv protest over 10,000 Nov. 2015 Green Course one of those groups gas deal deemed dangerous for Israel allows for quick export of Israel gas (potentially leaving Israel w/out gas) gas deal deemed “organized robbery” govt despoiling greatest national resource dividing among a group of magnates monopoly that is selling Israeli gas back to Israelis govt puts out as concessions for:  Israel’s geostrategic standing Israelis don't buy that:  Bibi has turned Israel into country with:     -- most expensive housing in West     -- most expensive cars in West     -- most expensive food in West     -- most expensive gas in West -- Bibi pushed through deal -- public outcry & inter-govt. conflicts ensued -- Bibi forced to put to Knesset vote -- Knesset passed deal (59 / 51) -- approval (at time article) required from Anti-trust Commission / or economy minister -- economy minister resigned, refusing to be first to invoke A.52 -- LOL ... Bibi's taken over -- duopoly between Nobel and Delek Bill Clinton -- Bill Clinton has lobbied for Noble Energy in past directly w/ Bibi-- Noble Energy spox denies Clinton a paid lobbyist for Noble-- 2009  Leviathian discover prompts calls to renegotiate tax breaks exploration -- Due to size of discovery, Israel must renegotiate -- 2010 Bill Clinton complains to Bibi 2010 that Israel cannot tax US business retroactively whenever they feel like it -- 2015 - Clinton speaks at Rabin assassination mem. / gets booed by crowd -- re his lobbing for Noble Energy Egypt -- Italian company exploration off coast Egypt -- 'supergiant natural gas field discovery -- LARGEST EVER IN MEDITERRANEAN -- twice the size of Israel's offshore fields -- Egypt no longer potential buy of Israel energy Domestic Israel -- market Israel & Palestine depend on Israel infrastructure -- already using gas / domestic increase not substantial per annum -- DEVELOPERS & PARTNERS NEED *EXPORT MARKET* -- Israel & Westbank too small to justify expensive development -- companies will only invest in development if they can be assured of STABLE EXPORT MARKET -- talk of joint Italy-Egypt-Israel agreement -- other option:  TURKEY -- Turkey = economic sense but political hurdles (strained relations) Israel single gas pipeline from Tamar (2015) -- more pipes crucial to develop (for additional fields) -- single pipeline problem (monopoly) + in event of damage source http://www.timesofisrael.com/top-10-things-to-know-about-israels-natural-gas/ -------/\/\/ Delek Delek Group Israeli conglomerate and one of Israel's largest majorly owned by Yitzhak Tshuva EGYPT needs to get by until the offshore gas drilling is in operation (2-3 years) EGYPT ECONOMIC SHORTFALL 1.  SAUDI ADVANCE - $22 BILLION 2.  USA ADVANCE - pending 3.  IMF ADVANCE - pending http://nationalinterest.org/feature/will-sisi-squander-his-chance-fix-egypts-economy-16237 $22 billion Saudi aid   Saudis visit Egypt April Pres. Abdel Fattah el-Sisi in damage control mode crisis:     1.  Egypt transferring sovereignty of x2 Red Sea islands to Saudi Arabia     2.  Saudis providing enormous 'economic aid' package to Cairo (ie credit) -- islands possibly sold -- without $22 billion Saudi aid, Egypt on way to economic collapse -- declining tourism -- declining Suez canal revenues [why? is shipping avoiding?] -- Islamist insurgency (ISIS-led) -- foreign reserves dwindling dangerous levels -- 9% annual inflation rate (deemed big) -- over 13% unemployment (not that big, in my view) -- annual budget deficit - 12% -- military sucks up large part of economy / 30% -- food & energy subsidies @ 20% -- bloated bureaucracy + food & energy subsidies = 80% govt budget p.a. -- babies born every 19 seconds - 2.6% replacement rate -- Egypt population poised to double to 180 million by 2050 -- almost half of Egyptians live on $2 day -- $20 billion goes right back to the Saudis in petroleum projects / so it's credit credit -- funding covers 5 years -- Italian discovered offshore gas coming on in 2-3 years -- Saudi credit helps bridge funding gaps until gas happening -- Sisi may be up for tax reforms, intro VAT & capital gains -- Sisi may reduce public sector wages -- Sisi may streamline regulations (business / environment) -- 2017:  stand by for revolution in Egypt -- govt cutting energy subsidies to poor by 43% -- tax reform would enable Egypt to raise food subsidies & to lower deficit -- unknown if Sisi will take this course ... lol -- 2013:  Saudi Arabia, UAE & Kuwait $20 billion aid to Egypt -- back then Egypt did not do any of the reforms it needed to do for enduring change -- pending:     -- USA loan     -- IMF loan http://nationalinterest.org/feature/will-sisi-squander-his-chance-fix-egypts-economy-16237 COMMENT Well, this looks exciting.  But now I can't remember how I got here.  LOL Oh, Israel's forgiving maybe half of Egypt's gas contract cancellation massive kick in the nuts fine.   But Egypt was going to appeal the eye-watering fine.  Israel's got masses of gas, but Egypt having twice the gas stuffs up Israel.  Egypt was going to be a buyer until the offshore discovery ... but now it has become a competitor for customers?  Wow, this could get exciting. So Israel and Egypt are in somewhat similar circumstances:  Egypt wants out of Israeli gas supply, presumably as Egypt has huge supply source of own discovered subsequent to contact that Egypt cancelled.  Similarly, Israel has a lemon of a deal re exploration with Noble Energy, as Noble got huge tax concessions (before the giant gas discovery).  Don't fancy Egypt's chances now that Egypt has a massive off-shore gas supply, twice the size of Israel's.  Uh-oh ... Israel will eat Egypt for breakfast.   Wonder what's going to happen? Israelis are highly political:  it's incredible how big the street protests were. Bill Clinton's a creep.  Punish him, Israel.  LOL -------/\/\/ PS ... wonder if any fall-out from this could have any impact on the Israel-Egypt-US special relationship, or if this is just business? Wow, things aren't good economically in Egypt.   It's like another Ukraine, getting raped by USA & IMF ... & Saudis. Egypt population massive growth + Africa population massive growth by 2050 cannot feasibly be supported, I believe.  There's probably going to be a war or something?

Maronites | Sanjak of Alexandretta, Syria

Maronites -- Christians of Maronite Church -- from Mount Lebanon & surrounding regions, Levant -- name derived from Syrian Christian, Saint Maron -- followers migrated to Mount Lebanon from prior residence of Antioch -- Antioch formerly Greek city, site of early Christianity, in Anatolia -- subsequently fell to Islamic invaders -- sovereignty of Hatay province (capital the former Antioch) -- currently disputed with Syria Sanjak of Alexandretta (Hatay Province) -- province separated against stipulations of French Mandate of Syria -- subsequent to Syria's independence from Ottoman Empire post WWI -- Syria has never formally renounced title to Hatay Province -- earlier, Hatay Province controllers: --     -- Akkadian Empire (Semitic / Akkadian & Sumerian / now Iraq              /  Sumerian eventually assimilated) --     -- Amorite Kingdom (Semitic, Syrian) --     -- Hittites (Anatolian, Indo-European) --     -- Neo-Hittites (Hattena, giving Hatay name) = Syro-Hittites --     -- Neo-Hittite / Syro-Hittite languages: Luwian - language of Trojans Aramaic - ancient Aram, now Syria Phoenician - Semitic, Lebanon, Syria (lang. of Canaan) --     -- Assyrians (part Iraq, Syria, Turkey, part Iran)        -- capital:  Assur, (now Iraq) --     -- brief occupation:  Urartu (Ararat cognate) - Armenian --     -- Persians (Iran) --     -- Hellenistic Seleucid Empire (centre) - Macedonian --     -- Roman Empire regional centre --     -- 638 AD:  conquered by the Rashidun Caliphate --     -- 969 AD:  Antioch recaptured by Byzantine Empire --     -- 1084 AD:  captured by Seljuk Turk, Suleiman I --     -- 1098 AD:  captured by Crusaders --     -- 1268 AD:  captured by Mameluks (Arabic slave soldiers caste) -- -- Ottomans referred to Hatay Province region as 'sanjak' (governate of Alexandretta -- 1911:  majority Arab with smaller communities of Armenians & Turks -- considered by many to be traditionally part of Syria -- 1764 maps confirm this -- WWI Ottomans on losing side -- Alexandretta / Hatay Province occupied by British -- armistice of Mudros signed 1918 -- handed to France by British like rest of Syria -- Alexandretta / Hatay province within French mandate of Syria -- following signing of Treaty of Sevres (allies & turkey) -- treaty not ratified by Ottoman parliament or Turkish National Movement -- Treaty of Laussane (subsequent) -- also put Alexandretta / Hatay province with Syria -- Oct 1921 - French-Turkish treaty renders Alexandretta / Hatay autonomous -- Hatay / Alexandretta authonomous:  1921-1923 -- population inc. Turks, Arabs (of misc. religions), -- Greek Catholics, Syriacc-Maronites, Jews -- Syriacs, Kurds, Armenians -- 1923:  Hatay attached to State of Aleppo -- 1925:  Hatay directly attached to French mandate of Syria -- nonetheless, Turks remained in Hatay -- Mustafa Kemal argued Hatay had been 'Turkish homeland' for 4,000 years --  presuming that ancient peoples of Anatolia & Middle East --  eg. Sumerians & Hittites were related to Turks --  However, Turks first appeared in Anatolia --  during 11th Century invasion by Seljuk Turks --  who occupied Abbasid Empire eastern province & captured Baghdad --  1930s pan-Arab movement / suppressed by France & Turkey --  Republic of Hatay proclaimed 1938 --  joint French & Turkish military supervision -- 1939:  referendum - Hatay becomes Turkish province -- referendum / labelled phoney / rigged -- for referendum, Turkey crossed TENS OF THOUSANDS OF TURKS INTO HATAY TO VOTE -- Turks reportedly born Hatay but living elsewhere in Turkey -- note also:  League of Nations - 1938 registered Turkish voters no more than 46% of the population -- 1937 & 1938 Turkey govt had local authorities make lists of employees originally from Hatay -- those listed were sent by Turkish govt to Hatay to register as citizens & to vote     -- way for French to let Turks take over     -- in hope Turks would turn on Third Reich Germany -- Syrian president resigned in protest at French intervention in Syrian affairs -- French were obliged to refuse annexation under: -- Franco-Syrian Treaty of Independence of 1936 -- Turkey then incorporated various districts into Hatay -- annexation then resulted in subsequent demographic changes -- inhabitants given choice between staying & becoming Turkish citizens -- or emigrating & acquiring citizenship of French mandated Syria or Greater Lebanon -- almost half Sunni Arabs leave -- many Armenian families (1,068) got to Beqaa Valley, Lebanon -- other Armenians fled to French Mandate of Syria -- total leaving for Syria estimated at 50,000 -- Syrians maintain land illegally ceded to Turkey by France (mandatory occupying power 1930s) -- Hatay is still considered integral part of Syrian territory -- Hatay known as:  Liwa' aliskenderun ('Sanjak of Alexandretta') rather than Turkish elected name of 'Hatay' -- Syrian maps still show Hatay as part of Syria    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hatay_Province Sanjak of Alexandretta On behalf of the League of Nations, representatives of: France United Kingdom Netherlands Belgium Turkey prepared a constitution for Syrian Sanjak of Alexandretta new statute came into power in November 1937 Sanjak becoming 'distinct but not separated' from Syria on the diplomatic level linked to both France and Turkey militarily https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hatay_State Antioch -- Antioch is the cradle of Christianity -- pivotal role in emergence of:     -- Hellenistic Judaism     -- early Christianity -- name 'Christian' first emerged in Antioch -- declined in significance Middle Ages -- due to:     -- warfare     -- repeated earthquakes     -- change in trade routes (after Mongol conquests) [wikipedia] COMMENT The French capitalists are as despicable as the English, and they're often in partnerships, I believe. Syria ought to be given a portion of France as compensation.  Turkey is right up there on the untrustworthy list.   *The list just got longer:  France, UK & Turkey robbed Syria, along with:  Netherlands & Belgium.