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Jul 12 2010

More Propaganda

Published by jnarvey under Current Events, politics

A quick roundup from the best counter-revolutionary political site on the Interweb:

The Website Is Very, Um, Experimental

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Jul 12 2010

Why Would We Extradite Him? What Did He Do? Rape A Kid? Oh.

Published by jnarvey under Current Events

The authorities in Switzerland seem to have a soft spot for weirdos who anally rape kids.

I’m not sure what their Justice Minister was thinking. Maybe something along these lines: “It happened such a long time ago. Can’t you prudish Americans just let bygones be bygones? Surely you’ll give some leeway to a great artist. I mean, what was the crime? Why, I just sodomized an underage girl the other day with a rolling pin! In Europe, it’s like a friendly way of saying hello.”

Boycott Switzerland! Say no to fondue.

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Jun 26 2010

Best Comment Yet On The G20 Protesters

From Twitter:

@chrislabossiere: I clearly see the link between burning police cruisers and ending poverty. Maybe punch an old lady too to stop global warming. #G20 #cdnpoli

Well, it’s pretty clear that the protesters in Toronto have violated the social contract by wearing masks and declaring war on the cops. As far as I’m concerned, the police can jail every last one of these masked thugs indefinitely.

There’s democratic protest and then there’s mob rule. I know which one I support and which one I condemn.

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Jun 23 2010

My Latest Hate Mail From Illiterate Weirdos

Lately, I’ve been devoting a fair bit of blog space to Turkey’s role in the Middle East, so I’ve been receiving attention from a new class of weirdo.

I get a fair bit of hate mail from people who can barely spell, but this rambling stream of consciousness from muavenet_06@hotmail.com seemed funnier than usual. I especially enjoyed the part about genital herpes.

Jonathan narvey called sucka.someone is using your name to ask questions on yahoo travel Turkey section.

you better open your fukin eyes and stop this guy by reporting him.

if these are really your words about the kurdish,fukk you bastard.

Republic of Turkey is not a banana republic that will act w your comments.

Go deal with problems within Canada,as your soldiers are the most fat booty soldiers in nato,or %50 of your women suffers genital herpes.

The candle will not enlight it s bottom as i see you close your eyes to the problems in Canada but you deal with the problems of kurdish.

Kurdish got the best jobs and places on the coast of touristic cities earning more cash than any average Turkish citizen.

The ones who suffer from terrorare the ones who did not educate themselves and their kids.

If you do not speak the local language in any european country you get nothing.

We are Turkish and speaking Turkish since 1000 years.When we go to Afghanistan where you are strangers we speak Turkish and move on.

So don’t you get in to those matters again.

On a side note, someone really was impersonating my in the Yahoo! Travel Answers section. They were mis-spelling my name, but their intention was clear, since as far as I know, there are no other Jonathon (or Jonathan) Narvey’s in the universe. So I did report the impersonator.

By the way, muavenet_06@hotmail.com, I hope you noticed that my latest piece on Turkey got picked up by the National Post this morning. Enjoy.

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Jun 22 2010

A Case Study In Rhetoric

Some interesting comments of late coming from Turkey’s leader, regarding Kurdish terrorist attacks:

“I say here very clearly, they will not win. They will gain nothing. They will melt away in their own darkness … they will drown in their own blood.” (The Guardian)

“Our fight will continue until the terrorist organization has been annihilated.” (BBC News)

Of course, Mr. Erdogan is very careful speaker and his words are not to be taken out of context. There are terrorists and then there are… whatever this Hamas guy is. Definitely not a terrorist, though.
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The macho dude above is in Gaza. And you can’t be a terrorist and live in Gaza. Just like it’s impossible for a Muslim nation to commit genocide — which is certainly of great consolation to the victims of Darfur as well as a million or so dead Armenians.

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