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The Grand Turk
Scimitar-wielding Turkish governor vows to conquer Jerusalem
2018-03-24
Very dramatic. Do have fun trying.
[TIMESOFISRAEL] A Ottoman Turkish regional governor last weekend declared while wielding a double-bladed scimitar above his head that The Sick Man of Europe Turkey
...just another cheapjack Moslem dictatorship, brought to you by the Moslem Brüderbund....
’s forces would soon march into Jerusalem and other cities in the Middle East.

Necati Senturk, the government-appointed governor of the Kirsehir province, raised eyebrows with a speech from the balcony of the governor’s office as Ottoman Turkish troops were poised to take the Syrian city of Afrin from Kurdish militia.

"God willing, we will take Afrin. We will take Manbij," he said in videos posted on Ottoman Turkish news websites, referring to another Kurdish-held city in Syria.

Waving a sword known locally as a zulfiqar above his head with one hand and holding a megaphone in another, he added: "We will also go to djinn-infested Mosul
... the home of a particularly ferocious and hairy djinn...
, and we will go to Jerusalem!... God is Greatest!"

The Ottoman Turkish sultans controlled both the Iraqi city of Mosul and the holy city of Jerusalem for long periods during the Ottoman Empire.
Posted by:Elmerert Hupens2660

#6  Tell me, who could have possibly seen this coming ?
Posted by: Besoeker   2018-03-24 15:09  

#5  There can be only one?
Posted by: Raj   2018-03-24 10:45  

#4  Psssst. He has a Gulenist prayer Mat
Posted by: Frank G   2018-03-24 08:28  

#3  Welcome to the true new face of Islamic Turkey. A nation that before Moohamman's jihad hordes was 90% Christian.
Posted by: Woodrow   2018-03-24 06:59  

#2  As I said yesterday, now that the sublime general is gone, some constructive things might be done about Turkey's Ottoman urges.
Posted by: g(r)omgoru   2018-03-24 03:41  

#1  
Posted by: Skidmark   2018-03-24 00:17  

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