Turkey Demands An Apology

Of course.

YOU OWE US AN APOLOGY

From Islam's birth we subjected you
To centuries of attack
But when we threatened Byzantium
You had the nerve to strike back

So
You owe us an apology
You owe us an apology
For robbing us of victory
You owe us an apology

We kill your soldiers as savagely
And cunningly as we can
But don't forget the appalling tale
That they abused a Koran

See?
You owe us an apology
You owe us an apology
It wasn't true, but c'est la vie
You owe us an apology

Small things can provoke us greatly
A speech, a novel, a cartoon
If we've held no riots lately
Rest assured
We'll stage some soon

We're always ready to list your sins
And promises you've not kept
So even when we're the ones at fault
You might as well just accept

That
You owe us an apology
You owe us an apology
No matter if you disagree
You owe us an apology

For living un-Islamically
You owe us an apology

Today and all eternity
You owe us an apology

(Cross-posted at SnappedShot.com)

Turkish Germans Steal Infidel Electricity; Pay Ultimate Price

(Hat Tip: 1389Blog)

The recent fire in Ludwigshafen, Germany, brought tragedy and heroism. The world watched as a baby tossed from a 4th floor window was caught by waiting firefighters. Nine people died in the blaze, and as many as 60 people were injured. All were of Turkish descent.

But these Turks weren't just any immigrants. They were Muslim immigrants. As such, Turkish authorities rushed to portray them as victims of intolerant Infidels. But new evidence suggests the Turkish residents may be to blame - for attempting to steal electricity:

This spectacle by the Turkish politicians ignores hat the fire-fighters were doing a marvellous job (no 'racism' here), that the cause of the fire is still unknown after four days of investigation. A probable cause is tinkering with electric circuits - in other words, the inhabitants messing with the wiring in an attempt to steal electricity, causing them to overheat and set off the blaze.

http://europenews.dk - Excessive Turkish reactions to the fire in Ludwigshafen

Kurds Up The Ante

SIRNAK, Turkey - The Turkish military confirmed Monday that eight of its soldiers were missing after an ambush attack by Kurdish rebels in which 12 other soldiers were killed.

The confirmation from the military came as dozens of military vehicles headed toward the Iraq border and protesters across the country demanded tough action against the rebels. The attack has pushed Turkey closer to a possible incursion into Iraq to target Kurdish insurgents hiding there.

"Despite all search efforts, no contact has been established with eight missing personnel since shortly after the armed attack on the military unit," the military said in a statement posted on its Web site.

http://news.yahoo.com