Wednesday, March 08, 2006
Our blog in Greek, is blocked for some days now by blogger!
This blog has been locked by Blogger's spam-prevention robots. You will not be able to publish your posts, but you will be able to save them as drafts.
I think we should move out when we change our site again.
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Saturday, March 04, 2006
one of the contributors to the blog gates of vienna has depicted graphically the geography and the intensity of the violence on islam's “bloody borders.”
the bloody borders project charts the ongoing progress of the salafists (the extreme islamofascists) in their goal to achieve ascendance of Islam worldwide.
the result of the "bloody borders" project can be seen here.
even though the islamofascists have terrorized their neighbors prior to 9/11, this project tracks their activities only post 9/11
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while we're all into brokeback mountain, turkey is into a completely different genre of movie. it's a movie where some of the incidents are based, in part, on real events, it's the most expensive film ever made in turkey and it's also breaking box office records. the name of the film is "valley of the wolves - iraq" and it's an action film which involves "turkish gunmen who seek revenge against a tyrannical occupying army".
but what a coincidence. the commander who has invaded is not some illegitimate terrorist group, but sam (ha ha ha) and he's american. and it's the americans who get punished for offending turkish and iraqi pride & honor.
so there are scenes about killing iraqis and inmates chained and hooded and so on and so forth based on the abu ghraib pics. but there are scenes which show, for example, an american jewish surgeon removing body organs from inmates and shipping them to ny, london and israel for transplants - which the screenwriter also claimed were inspired by real events. very very clever.
i would imagine that turkey is mad that following saddam's toppling in iraq thanks to the u.s., the kurds are enjoying a new sort of freedom and a new sort of legitimacy (the kurds previous reality is well documented here).
something's going on in turkey: last year mein kampf #1 last year, this movie #1 this year...
the entire article from the ny times here
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Friday, March 03, 2006
This is the firth post of our brand new blog! It's our english language version of our main blog e-rooster Blog, a greek blog focused on the promotion of the ideals of individual freedom, open markets, human rights and civil societies in Greece. We hope you enjoy it.
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