Turkish enrichment of Western culture beats the drums again

[Hottentot]

Just trying to point out the inherent irony there.

[August]

Originally Posted by Hottentot

Just trying to point out the inherent irony there.

One liners drive him crazy...

[MH]

Here is a film done by Zvi Yehezkeli for Israeli channel 10.
It is about Muslim communicates in EU.



part 1



part 2




part 3




part 4



Not sure about accuracy of english transletion- cant be bothered to watch it all just because of this , it seems to be ok though.
Enjoy...

[Skybird]

http://www.welt.de/kultur/article114...ismus-ein.html



What should I love more in this? The stupid headline that implies that Lego did something racist, or the fact that Lego has surrendered to the Turkish community in Austria and agreed to stop producing the Jabba palace this year?

Once again being noisy and bullying has payed off.

And no, so far there is no sign that the news is just April's fool.

[Skybird]

And just the first source I spot telling it in English. Indeed no April's fool for sure, then.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/wo...o-8555610.html

Originally Posted by August

Skybirds greatest fear.

Not only Skybirds...

Originally Posted by Skybird

Such "guests" nobody needs to like or tolerate. We have migrants from all parts of the world, all continents, all cultures. And usually we have no problems with them. Not with the North Americans. Not with the middle and South Americans, not with the many Japanese, Koreans and many Vietnamese and some Chinese that we have. Not with the many non-Muslim Africans. Not with the Russians and Danes and Poles and Dutch and French and the Brits. Currently many young Spaniards are coming, and Greeks. Be welcome you all. The onyl ones setting negative headlines and dominating the bad news and failing and refusing to integrate time and again - are people coming from Muslim countries who are not from that minority amongst these Muslim migrants that explicitly flee from Islamic persecution.

Could not agree more. Being born and raised in this country, I'd immediately put my sign under this text. It is, unfortunately, very true.

[MH]

No they did not.

Did they?

[gimpy117]

I would say that the toy is a good copy of the one from the movie....not the hagia sophia. Heck if they don't like the connection to star wars they can always give it back.

and why not Constantinople while they are at it.

I'm kinda getting tired of "integration" where a refugees can come into a country and make it the way they want. It's a melting pot, not a "why isn't this like the old country" sort of thing.

[Penguin]

Originally Posted by gimpy117

I would say that the toy is a good copy of the one from the movie....not the hagia sophia.

*Shhh* Don't mention the (star) war. Might give some publicity whores ideas to sue Mr Lucas...

Originally Posted by Nippelspanner

Could not agree more. Being born and raised in this country, I'd immediately put my sign under this text. It is, unfortunately, very true.

Being born in Germany and raised in a poor neighborhood, we today call "sozialer Brennpunkt", I disagree.
I grew up with problematic kids from all mentioned nationalities, except Japanese and North Americans, which has more to do with the social background the latter two immigrant groups usually have.
I met enough idiotic immigrants from muslim countries and fellow countrymen of them who are ashamed of them. I just hope I don't become as prejudiced as my German-Egyptian friend who says Arabs are nothing but scum.