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    PM ERDOGAN: FRANCE NEEDS TO BREAK FREE OF THIS MIDDLE AGES MENTALITY

    Sabah
    Feb 1 2012
    Turkey

    Prime Minister Erdogan laid into France for its acceptance of the
    Armenian bill. "The France of Sarkozy's administration is based on
    dogma, biases and delirium."

    Prime Minister Tayyip Erdošan slammed France in his Address to the
    Nation last night by delivering the following messages:

    FRANCE IS HAUNTED BY THE MENTALITY OF THE MIDDLE AGES: "Unfortunately
    a civilization that brags of being the pioneer of enlightenment is
    now led by a dark Middle Ages mentality. The France, which once aimed
    to form a union in order to prevent conflict in Europe following the
    Second World War, today speaks a language of discrimination, racism
    and conflict. The France of the Age of Enlightenment was the center
    of intellectualism, however the France of Sarkozy's administration
    is based on dogma, biases and delirium."

    STEPPING ON EUROPEAN VALUES: "We have issued the necessary threats to
    France. With the approaching election, Sarkozy seems to have no problem
    stepping on European values all for the sake of a few thousand votes
    by Devshirmeh." Erdošan's reference is to the Christians conscripted
    to join the janissaries during the Ottoman Empire.

    "I have said it before; this bill that was accepted by the French
    National Assembly and Senate is non existent for us. By attempting to
    rewrite history in the parliament, Sarkozy's France is forcing open a
    door to a very dangerous era. Therefore, as Turkey, in order to stop
    watering this poisonous vine sprouting in France, we are asking our
    French comrades and the French public to raise their voices."

    SAY 'NO' TO THIS ANIMOSITY AGAINST TURKEY: "I believe that the
    conventional wisdom inherent in France will say stop to this trend
    of racism and discrimination led by Sarkozy and to the animosity
    towards Turkey. Turkey is a great country and will act in accordance
    to this greatness. It will take on stances according to the course
    of developments and we will implement sanctions in stages."

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