Blackballed by Cameron

Bill Corr

Anyone possessed of a brain and knowing anything at all of present-day Turkey - not to mention the history of Turkey over the last hundred or so years - is opposed to Turkish membership of the EU.

Witness the treatment of Christian, Jewish and Kurdish minorities.

Witness, too, the preposterous political trials now under way as the retro-Islamists of the ruling party attempt to undermine the Kemalists of the General Staff and their associates.

There is an online English-language newspaper called 'Daily Zaman' which will enlighten unelightened readers as to what is happening in contemporary Turkey.

Concerning Wisteria "Call-Me-Dave" Cameron, it's important to remember that he is a PR man first and foremost; "Grab Tomorrow's Favourable Headline" might well be his motto.

It would be interesting to know what Muslims in the Conservative Party like Baroness Warsi - she who claimed that "Asian" electoral fraud had deprived the Tories of three winnable seats - thinks of Douglas Murray.

Bill Corr

Apologies for the minor error on my part.

Try reading this::

http://www.todayszaman.com/tz-web/news-208034-ergenekon-fact-vs-fiction-1-unraveling-the-trial-of-the-century.html

... "Today's Zaman" is the title

Herbert Thornton

Bill Corr's essay highlights yet again, though not enough people are yet realistic enough to recognise it, the reason why Cameron fared so poorly at the General Election.

Cameron - and the Tory apparatchiks who support him are in thrall to Political Correctness. As a result, they care no more about the problem of too much immigration than did the Labour Party. Worse still, they are, just like the Labour Party, pig-headedly, foolishly and willfully determined to ignore the mortal peril of the growing presence in Britain of Islam.

Sadly, Political Correctness Disease is endemic in all three main parties - and in the Establishment in general.

Herbert Thornton

Now it's my turn to apologise. I referred to 'Bill Corr's essay' when I should have written 'Douglas Murray's essay'. But Bill's comment is equally sound.

Jack R

"Lieutenant Colonel Patrick Mercer as was spent a quarter of a century as a Army officer in charge of the welfare of his men but according to today’s interview he saw nothing wrong with them being subjected to the worse possible racial insults. But that’s the way it is in the Army he told the Times"

Patrick Mercer, said that when he joined the army in the 1970s the atmosphere in which recruits were trained was in many ways utterly unacceptable nevertheless "nothing was said about this,it wasn't challenged, it was taken on the chin because that's what made you a man"

C Powell

Sadly, it will probably take another atrocity before anything is done about the Islamist menace in Britain.

Brendan

'Call me Dave...'

Er, 'Dhimmi Dave...???'

Mike

Keep saying the truth the islam problem is a ticking demographic time bomb working in a jobcentre i have seen how they out breed and claim welfare over any other social group.