WHOSE BLOOD IS REDDER?

"I noticed something odd about TDN on Tuesday of this week, but haven't had the chance to comment until now. On Tuesday, TDN ran three articles on anti-semitism in Turkey. Of course, they're claiming it isn't anti-semitism at all, but merely a little disagreement over Israel's approach to Hezbollah that has people protesting.

The headline of the first article reads, "Anti-Israeli wave fed by policies, not anti-Semitism." Thousands are taking to the streets almost daily to protest Israel's actions against Lebanon, we are told, but this is simply a matter of the dislike that Turks have for Israeli policies, officials pontificate. No mention is made of the Iranian army (Hezbollah) lobbing missiles and rockets into Israel because Turks don't object to that. Nor do they object to Iran's policy of annihilation of Israel.

Most of the deputies of the Ankara regime's parliament have been dropping like flies out of their Turkish-Israeli friendship club, with one former member saying that if Israel changes its policies, he may consider rejoining.

Also mentioned is the rumor that Buyukanit Pasha is a Jew."
Rasti

You have to first agree that someone is human, before you can compare the redness of their blood.