Turkey's last hope

[Indofred]

Popular elected democracy not coup de tat is the most representative of the rights of the people.

But America has removed a few governments, and tried to remove others, some elected by the people of the countries you attacked.
Perhaps you'll join me in condemning the United states and Great Britain for removing the elected government of Iran, the thing that started the events that led up to the Islamic revolution there.

Not until you condemn islam in general for teaching terrorism as the norm why should we ?

What a moronic statement.
More Muslims fight terrorism than commit acts ot terror, a lot more.
The many Muslim victims of terror didn't want to be victims.

 

[Indofred]

Not until you condemn islam in general for teaching terrorism as the norm why should we ?

Because the US government started off the chain of events that led to islamic terrorism, as the US government did with so many other terrorist groups over the years.
There has NEVER been a terrorist attack against the states that America didn't cause by attacking these peoples' countries first.

 

[Phoenall]

Popular elected democracy not coup de tat is the most representative of the rights of the people.

But America has removed a few governments, and tried to remove others, some elected by the people of the countries you attacked.
Perhaps you'll join me in condemning the United states and Great Britain for removing the elected government of Iran, the thing that started the events that led up to the Islamic revolution there.

Not until you condemn islam in general for teaching terrorism as the norm why should we ?

What a moronic statement.
More Muslims fight terrorism than commit acts ot terror, a lot more.
The many Muslim victims of terror didn't want to be victims.

Not from where I am sat they dont, they either run away to the west looking for someone to save them or they side with the terrorists and give them all the support. Very few actually fight terrorism because if they did there would be no islamic terrorism anymore.


Have you read your koran lately that teaches terrorism in such verses as

Popular elected democracy not coup de tat is the most representative of the rights of the people.

But America has removed a few governments, and tried to remove others, some elected by the people of the countries you attacked.
Perhaps you'll join me in condemning the United states and Great Britain for removing the elected government of Iran, the thing that started the events that led up to the Islamic revolution there.

Not until you condemn islam in general for teaching terrorism as the norm why should we ?

What a moronic statement.
More Muslims fight terrorism than commit acts ot terror, a lot more.
The many Muslim victims of terror didn't want to be victims.

WRONG as most muslims support and defend islamic terrorism, very few actually fight against it.




Have you read your koran lately, specially the verses like these

3:151


We shall cast terror into the hearts of those who disbelieve because they ascribe unto Allah partners, for which no warrant hath been revealed. Their habitation is the Fire, and hapless the abode of the wrong-doers.

8:60


Against them make ready your strength to the utmost of your power, including steeds of war, to strike terror into (the hearts of) the enemies, of Allah and your enemies, and others besides, whom ye may not know, but whom Allah doth know. Whatever ye shall spend in the cause of Allah, shall be repaid unto you, and ye shall not be treated unjustly.

 

[Phoenall]

Not until you condemn islam in general for teaching terrorism as the norm why should we ?

Because the US government started off the chain of events that led to islamic terrorism, as the US government did with so many other terrorist groups over the years.
There has NEVER been a terrorist attack against the states that America didn't cause by attacking these peoples' countries first.

There was no US in 635 C.E. when mo'mad the child rapist decided to terrorise the Jews at medina and wipe them out

So when did the US attack palestine and saudi arabia, the two most well known nations to attack the heart of the US

 

[Freeman]

Turkey's last hope dies | Fox News

Friday night’s failed coup was Turkey’s last hope to stop the Islamization of its government and the degradation of its society. Reflexively, Western leaders rushed to condemn a coup attempt they refused to understand. Their reward will be a toxic Islamist regime at the gates of Europe.

Our leaders no longer do their basic homework.The media relies on experts-by-Wikipedia. Except for PC platitudes, our schools ignore the world beyond our shores. Deluged with unreliable information, citizens succumb to the new superstitions of the digital age.

So a great country is destroyed by Islamist hardliners before our eyes—and our president praises its “democracy.”

That tragically failed coup was a forlorn hope, not an attempt to take over a country. Turkey is not a banana republic in which the military grasps the reins for its own profit. For almost a century, the Turkish armed forces have been the guardians of the country’s secular constitution. Most recently, coups in 1960, 1971 and 1980 (with “non-coup” pressure in 1997) saw the military intervene to prevent the country’s collapse.

Erdogan will use the coup as an excuse to accelerate the Islamization of his country and to lead Turkey deeper into the darkness engulfing the Muslim world. His vision is one of a neo-Ottoman megalomaniac.

Each time, the military returned the government to civilian rule as soon as that proved practical. My own first experience of Turkey came just before the 1980 coup. Turkey was broke and broken. The economy was in such a shambles that you could not buy a cup of Turkish coffee in Istanbul. I walked because taxis and public transportation had no fuel. Murderous political violence raged. Reluctantly, the generals stepped in and saved their country.

Friday night, mid-grade officers led a desperate effort to rescue their country again. They failed. The West cheered. Soon enough, we’ll mourn.

The coup leaders made disastrous mistakes, the worst of which was to imagine that the absence of President Erdogan from Ankara, the capital, presented the perfect opportunity. Wrong. In a coup, the key is to seize the leaders you mean to overthrow (as well as control of the media). Instead of fleeing into exile, Erdogan was able to return in triumph.

So who is the man our own president rushed to support because he was “democratically elected?” Recep Tayyip Erdogan is openly Islamist and affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood, which President Obama appears to believe represents the best hope for the Middle East. But the difference between ISIS, Al Qaeda and the Muslim Brotherhood isn’t one of purpose, but merely of manners: Muslim Brothers wash the blood off their hands before they sit down to dinner with their dupes.

With barely a murmured “Tut-tut!” from Western leaders, Erdogan has dismantled Turkey’s secular constitution (which the military is duty-bound to protect). His “democracy” resembles Putin’s, not ours. Key opposition figures have been driven into exile or banned. Opposition parties have been suppressed. Recent elections have not been held so much as staged. And Erdogan has torn the fresh scab from the Kurdish wound, fostering civil war in Turkey’s southeast for his own political advantage.

Erdogan has packed Turkey’s courts with Islamists. He appointed pliant, pro-Islamist generals and admirals, while staging show trials of those of whom he wished to rid the country. He has de facto, if not yet de jure, curtailed women’s freedoms. He dissolved the wall between mosque and state (Friday night, he used mosques’ loudspeakers to call his supporters into the streets). Not least, he had long allowed foreign fighters to transit Turkey to join ISIS and has aggressively backed other extremists whom he believed he could manage.

And his diplomatic extortion racket has degraded our own military efforts against ISIS.

That’s the man President Obama supports.

And the leaders of the ill-fated coup? What did they stand for? Mustafa Kemal Ataturk’s legacy and a secular constitution. One of the great men of the last century, Ataturk (an innovative general by background) pulled Turkey from the wreckage of World War One, abolished the caliphate, suppressed fanatical religious orders, gave women legal rights and social protections, banned the veil, promoted secular education for all citizens of Turkey, strongly advocated Westernization and modernization…and promoted a democratic future.

The officers who led the collapsed coup stood for all those things. President Obama and Secretary of State Kerry opposed them.

By Saturday morning, it was clear that the mullahs and mobs behind Erdogan had won. Erdogan will use the coup as an excuse to accelerate the Islamization of his country and to lead Turkey deeper into the darkness engulfing the Muslim world. His vision is one of a neo-Ottoman megalomaniac.

NATO, which operates by consensus, will find itself embracing a poisonous snake. New crises will reawaken old fears in southeastern Europe, which western European states will dismiss condescendingly, further crippling the badly limping European Union. Syria will continue to bleed. And educated, secular Turks will find themselves in a situation like unto that of German liberals in the 1930s. We may see new and unexpected wars.

A desperate, ill-planned coup has failed in Turkey. Here comes the darkness.


Fox News Strategic Analyst Ralph Peters is a retired U.S. Army officer and former enlisted man. He is the author of prize-winning fiction and non-fiction books on the Civil War and the military. His latest is "The Damned of Petersburg: A Novel" (Forge Books, June 28, 2016).

Goofy,
What does mean islamization?
The government tripled the country's GDP in 10 years.

 

[montelatici]

Islamization means adopting the tenets of the backward religion called Islam.

 

[Freeman]

Islamization means adopting the tenets of the backward religion called Islam.

Give us examples in Turkey?
Was not you that you teach us the qualities of Iran mollah theocratic system?

 

[montelatici]

What do the disgusting Islamist Iranian mullahs have to do with it. They are just as bad as the disgusting Turkish Islamists. I find all Islam disgusting and backward be it Iranian, Turkish, Chinese, Arab or whatever.

 

[Freeman]

What do the disgusting Islamist Iranian mullahs have to do with it. They are just as bad as the disgusting Turkish Islamists. I find all Islam disgusting and backward be it Iranian, Turkish, Chinese, Arab or whatever.

Give us examples of islamism laws in Turkey?

 

[Hossfly]

What do the disgusting Islamist Iranian mullahs have to do with it. They are just as bad as the disgusting Turkish Islamists. I find all Islam disgusting and backward be it Iranian, Turkish, Chinese, Arab or whatever.

Give us examples of islamism laws in Turkey?

Do you actually know what has happened with regard to the education system?

Turkish students up in arms over Islamization of education

 

[Synthaholic]

Turkey's last hope dies | Fox News

Friday night’s failed coup was Turkey’s last hope to stop the Islamization of its government and the degradation of its society. Reflexively, Western leaders rushed to condemn a coup attempt they refused to understand. Their reward will be a toxic Islamist regime at the gates of Europe.

Our leaders no longer do their basic homework.The media relies on experts-by-Wikipedia. Except for PC platitudes, our schools ignore the world beyond our shores. Deluged with unreliable information, citizens succumb to the new superstitions of the digital age.

So a great country is destroyed by Islamist hardliners before our eyes—and our president praises its “democracy.”

That tragically failed coup was a forlorn hope, not an attempt to take over a country. Turkey is not a banana republic in which the military grasps the reins for its own profit. For almost a century, the Turkish armed forces have been the guardians of the country’s secular constitution. Most recently, coups in 1960, 1971 and 1980 (with “non-coup” pressure in 1997) saw the military intervene to prevent the country’s collapse.

Erdogan will use the coup as an excuse to accelerate the Islamization of his country and to lead Turkey deeper into the darkness engulfing the Muslim world. His vision is one of a neo-Ottoman megalomaniac.

Each time, the military returned the government to civilian rule as soon as that proved practical. My own first experience of Turkey came just before the 1980 coup. Turkey was broke and broken. The economy was in such a shambles that you could not buy a cup of Turkish coffee in Istanbul. I walked because taxis and public transportation had no fuel. Murderous political violence raged. Reluctantly, the generals stepped in and saved their country.

Friday night, mid-grade officers led a desperate effort to rescue their country again. They failed. The West cheered. Soon enough, we’ll mourn.

The coup leaders made disastrous mistakes, the worst of which was to imagine that the absence of President Erdogan from Ankara, the capital, presented the perfect opportunity. Wrong. In a coup, the key is to seize the leaders you mean to overthrow (as well as control of the media). Instead of fleeing into exile, Erdogan was able to return in triumph.

So who is the man our own president rushed to support because he was “democratically elected?” Recep Tayyip Erdogan is openly Islamist and affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood, which President Obama appears to believe represents the best hope for the Middle East. But the difference between ISIS, Al Qaeda and the Muslim Brotherhood isn’t one of purpose, but merely of manners: Muslim Brothers wash the blood off their hands before they sit down to dinner with their dupes.

With barely a murmured “Tut-tut!” from Western leaders, Erdogan has dismantled Turkey’s secular constitution (which the military is duty-bound to protect). His “democracy” resembles Putin’s, not ours. Key opposition figures have been driven into exile or banned. Opposition parties have been suppressed. Recent elections have not been held so much as staged. And Erdogan has torn the fresh scab from the Kurdish wound, fostering civil war in Turkey’s southeast for his own political advantage.

Erdogan has packed Turkey’s courts with Islamists. He appointed pliant, pro-Islamist generals and admirals, while staging show trials of those of whom he wished to rid the country. He has de facto, if not yet de jure, curtailed women’s freedoms. He dissolved the wall between mosque and state (Friday night, he used mosques’ loudspeakers to call his supporters into the streets). Not least, he had long allowed foreign fighters to transit Turkey to join ISIS and has aggressively backed other extremists whom he believed he could manage.

And his diplomatic extortion racket has degraded our own military efforts against ISIS.

That’s the man President Obama supports.

And the leaders of the ill-fated coup? What did they stand for? Mustafa Kemal Ataturk’s legacy and a secular constitution. One of the great men of the last century, Ataturk (an innovative general by background) pulled Turkey from the wreckage of World War One, abolished the caliphate, suppressed fanatical religious orders, gave women legal rights and social protections, banned the veil, promoted secular education for all citizens of Turkey, strongly advocated Westernization and modernization…and promoted a democratic future.

The officers who led the collapsed coup stood for all those things. President Obama and Secretary of State Kerry opposed them.

By Saturday morning, it was clear that the mullahs and mobs behind Erdogan had won. Erdogan will use the coup as an excuse to accelerate the Islamization of his country and to lead Turkey deeper into the darkness engulfing the Muslim world. His vision is one of a neo-Ottoman megalomaniac.

NATO, which operates by consensus, will find itself embracing a poisonous snake. New crises will reawaken old fears in southeastern Europe, which western European states will dismiss condescendingly, further crippling the badly limping European Union. Syria will continue to bleed. And educated, secular Turks will find themselves in a situation like unto that of German liberals in the 1930s. We may see new and unexpected wars.

A desperate, ill-planned coup has failed in Turkey. Here comes the darkness.


Fox News Strategic Analyst Ralph Peters is a retired U.S. Army officer and former enlisted man. He is the author of prize-winning fiction and non-fiction books on the Civil War and the military. His latest is "The Damned of Petersburg: A Novel" (Forge Books, June 28, 2016).

Typical FoxNews slant, and typically wrong.

America cannot lecture the world about democracy, then refuse to back a democratically elected leader, no matter how vile he is.

Just as Bush defended Allawi, al-Jaafari, and al-Maliki in Iraq - all of them democratically elected, all of them Islamists, all of them guilty of undemocratic behaviour and dictatorial actions.

 

[Freeman]

What do the disgusting Islamist Iranian mullahs have to do with it. They are just as bad as the disgusting Turkish Islamists. I find all Islam disgusting and backward be it Iranian, Turkish, Chinese, Arab or whatever.

Give us examples of islamism laws in Turkey?

Do you actually know what has happened with regard to the education system?

Turkish students up in arms over Islamization of education

So what?

Some boys with red communist flags protest introducing religion education hours in system.

Do you know how many christian schools exist in USA? your followed Bush administration played a role in introducing ID and creationism in some schools.

"Israel" have obligatory courses of jewish religion in school.

 

[Freeman]

Turkey's last hope dies | Fox News

Friday night’s failed coup was Turkey’s last hope to stop the Islamization of its government and the degradation of its society. Reflexively, Western leaders rushed to condemn a coup attempt they refused to understand. Their reward will be a toxic Islamist regime at the gates of Europe.

Our leaders no longer do their basic homework.The media relies on experts-by-Wikipedia. Except for PC platitudes, our schools ignore the world beyond our shores. Deluged with unreliable information, citizens succumb to the new superstitions of the digital age.

So a great country is destroyed by Islamist hardliners before our eyes—and our president praises its “democracy.”

That tragically failed coup was a forlorn hope, not an attempt to take over a country. Turkey is not a banana republic in which the military grasps the reins for its own profit. For almost a century, the Turkish armed forces have been the guardians of the country’s secular constitution. Most recently, coups in 1960, 1971 and 1980 (with “non-coup” pressure in 1997) saw the military intervene to prevent the country’s collapse.

Erdogan will use the coup as an excuse to accelerate the Islamization of his country and to lead Turkey deeper into the darkness engulfing the Muslim world. His vision is one of a neo-Ottoman megalomaniac.

Each time, the military returned the government to civilian rule as soon as that proved practical. My own first experience of Turkey came just before the 1980 coup. Turkey was broke and broken. The economy was in such a shambles that you could not buy a cup of Turkish coffee in Istanbul. I walked because taxis and public transportation had no fuel. Murderous political violence raged. Reluctantly, the generals stepped in and saved their country.

Friday night, mid-grade officers led a desperate effort to rescue their country again. They failed. The West cheered. Soon enough, we’ll mourn.

The coup leaders made disastrous mistakes, the worst of which was to imagine that the absence of President Erdogan from Ankara, the capital, presented the perfect opportunity. Wrong. In a coup, the key is to seize the leaders you mean to overthrow (as well as control of the media). Instead of fleeing into exile, Erdogan was able to return in triumph.

So who is the man our own president rushed to support because he was “democratically elected?” Recep Tayyip Erdogan is openly Islamist and affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood, which President Obama appears to believe represents the best hope for the Middle East. But the difference between ISIS, Al Qaeda and the Muslim Brotherhood isn’t one of purpose, but merely of manners: Muslim Brothers wash the blood off their hands before they sit down to dinner with their dupes.

With barely a murmured “Tut-tut!” from Western leaders, Erdogan has dismantled Turkey’s secular constitution (which the military is duty-bound to protect). His “democracy” resembles Putin’s, not ours. Key opposition figures have been driven into exile or banned. Opposition parties have been suppressed. Recent elections have not been held so much as staged. And Erdogan has torn the fresh scab from the Kurdish wound, fostering civil war in Turkey’s southeast for his own political advantage.

Erdogan has packed Turkey’s courts with Islamists. He appointed pliant, pro-Islamist generals and admirals, while staging show trials of those of whom he wished to rid the country. He has de facto, if not yet de jure, curtailed women’s freedoms. He dissolved the wall between mosque and state (Friday night, he used mosques’ loudspeakers to call his supporters into the streets). Not least, he had long allowed foreign fighters to transit Turkey to join ISIS and has aggressively backed other extremists whom he believed he could manage.

And his diplomatic extortion racket has degraded our own military efforts against ISIS.

That’s the man President Obama supports.

And the leaders of the ill-fated coup? What did they stand for? Mustafa Kemal Ataturk’s legacy and a secular constitution. One of the great men of the last century, Ataturk (an innovative general by background) pulled Turkey from the wreckage of World War One, abolished the caliphate, suppressed fanatical religious orders, gave women legal rights and social protections, banned the veil, promoted secular education for all citizens of Turkey, strongly advocated Westernization and modernization…and promoted a democratic future.

The officers who led the collapsed coup stood for all those things. President Obama and Secretary of State Kerry opposed them.

By Saturday morning, it was clear that the mullahs and mobs behind Erdogan had won. Erdogan will use the coup as an excuse to accelerate the Islamization of his country and to lead Turkey deeper into the darkness engulfing the Muslim world. His vision is one of a neo-Ottoman megalomaniac.

NATO, which operates by consensus, will find itself embracing a poisonous snake. New crises will reawaken old fears in southeastern Europe, which western European states will dismiss condescendingly, further crippling the badly limping European Union. Syria will continue to bleed. And educated, secular Turks will find themselves in a situation like unto that of German liberals in the 1930s. We may see new and unexpected wars.

A desperate, ill-planned coup has failed in Turkey. Here comes the darkness.


Fox News Strategic Analyst Ralph Peters is a retired U.S. Army officer and former enlisted man. He is the author of prize-winning fiction and non-fiction books on the Civil War and the military. His latest is "The Damned of Petersburg: A Novel" (Forge Books, June 28, 2016).

Typical FoxNews slant, and typically wrong.

America cannot lecture the world about democracy, then refuse to back a democratically elected leader, no matter how vile he is.

Just as Bush defended Allawi, al-Jaafari, and al-Maliki in Iraq - all of them democratically elected, all of them Islamists, all of them guilty of undemocratic behaviour and dictatorial actions.

Allawi is not islamist and the rest were just puppets of american occupation.

 

[Freeman]

 

[Phoenall]

Islamization means adopting the tenets of the backward religion called Islam.

Give us examples in Turkey?
Was not you that you teach us the qualities of Iran mollah theocratic system?

Stoning of a young girl that spoke to a man for adultery, still goes on in the backwoods of Turkey even today

 

[Hossfly]

What do the disgusting Islamist Iranian mullahs have to do with it. They are just as bad as the disgusting Turkish Islamists. I find all Islam disgusting and backward be it Iranian, Turkish, Chinese, Arab or whatever.

Give us examples of islamism laws in Turkey?

Do you actually know what has happened with regard to the education system?

Turkish students up in arms over Islamization of education

So what?

Some boys with red communist flags protest introducing religion education hours in system.

Do you know how many christian schools exist in USA? your followed Bush administration played a role in introducing ID and creationism in some schools.

"Israel" have obligatory courses of jewish religion in school.

For someone who has been educated in a madrassa, you would never understand this. Since you are an Islamist, could you tell us the reason you felt you had to leave your Muslim country to come live in the West? Are you hoping that the Muslims will take over the country in which you are now living so you can live under Sharia Law again?

This is the type of madrassa that Freeman probably attended.

Indian state de-recognises madrasa education

 

[Freeman]

What do the disgusting Islamist Iranian mullahs have to do with it. They are just as bad as the disgusting Turkish Islamists. I find all Islam disgusting and backward be it Iranian, Turkish, Chinese, Arab or whatever.

Give us examples of islamism laws in Turkey?

Do you actually know what has happened with regard to the education system?

Turkish students up in arms over Islamization of education

So what?

Some boys with red communist flags protest introducing religion education hours in system.

Do you know how many christian schools exist in USA? your followed Bush administration played a role in introducing ID and creationism in some schools.

"Israel" have obligatory courses of jewish religion in school.

For someone who has been educated in a madrassa, you would never understand this. Since you are an Islamist, could you tell us the reason you felt you had to leave your Muslim country to come live in the West? Are you hoping that the Muslims will take over the country in which you are now living so you can live under Sharia Law again?

This is the type of madrassa that Freeman probably attended.

Indian state de-recognises madrasa education

I don't live in the west however I attended public school.

As a cowboy you have the right to like education "israeli" system that impose jewish religion courses in school while you don't like the turkish education system.

Go live with the bearded crows!

 

[Freeman]

Islamization means adopting the tenets of the backward religion called Islam.

Give us examples in Turkey?
Was not you that you teach us the qualities of Iran mollah theocratic system?

Stoning of a young girl that spoke to a man for adultery, still goes on in the backwoods of Turkey even today

Is it a law or fairy tales?

 

[Hossfly]

What do the disgusting Islamist Iranian mullahs have to do with it. They are just as bad as the disgusting Turkish Islamists. I find all Islam disgusting and backward be it Iranian, Turkish, Chinese, Arab or whatever.

Give us examples of islamism laws in Turkey?

Do you actually know what has happened with regard to the education system?

Turkish students up in arms over Islamization of education

So what?

Some boys with red communist flags protest introducing religion education hours in system.

Do you know how many christian schools exist in USA? your followed Bush administration played a role in introducing ID and creationism in some schools.

"Israel" have obligatory courses of jewish religion in school.

For someone who has been educated in a madrassa, you would never understand this. Since you are an Islamist, could you tell us the reason you felt you had to leave your Muslim country to come live in the West? Are you hoping that the Muslims will take over the country in which you are now living so you can live under Sharia Law again?

This is the type of madrassa that Freeman probably attended.

Indian state de-recognises madrasa education

I don't live in the west however I attended public school.

As a cowboy you have the right to like education "israeli" system that impose jewish religion courses in school while you don't like the turkish education system.

Go live with the bearded crows!

So you don't live in the West, Freeman? In which Muslim country are you residing? I can just imagine Freeman wearing his pajama like outfit, especially when running to the mosque to hear the Friday sermon saying derogatory things about the Christians and the Jews. Your mind set is like a madrassa educated boy who has no tolerance for those of other religions. The readers can also ascertain from Freeman's posts that he has no tolerance for Muslim sects which don't follow the Sunni beliefs. It is a pleasure to hear that Freeman is not living in the West because the West doesn't need more of his kind emigrating here

 

[Jroc]

What do the disgusting Islamist Iranian mullahs have to do with it. They are just as bad as the disgusting Turkish Islamists. I find all Islam disgusting and backward be it Iranian, Turkish, Chinese, Arab or whatever.

Give us examples of islamism laws in Turkey?

Do you actually know what has happened with regard to the education system?

Turkish students up in arms over Islamization of education

So what?

Some boys with red communist flags protest introducing religion education hours in system.

Do you know how many christian schools exist in USA? your followed Bush administration played a role in introducing ID and creationism in some schools.

"Israel" have obligatory courses of jewish religion in school.

For someone who has been educated in a madrassa, you would never understand this. Since you are an Islamist, could you tell us the reason you felt you had to leave your Muslim country to come live in the West? Are you hoping that the Muslims will take over the country in which you are now living so you can live under Sharia Law again?

This is the type of madrassa that Freeman probably attended.

Indian state de-recognises madrasa education

I don't live in the west however I attended public school.

As a cowboy you have the right to like education "israeli" system that impose jewish religion courses in school while you don't like the turkish education system.

Go live with the bearded crows!

Jewish education is for Jews not ? Not muslim scum .. this is more your speed