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Latinopoulou @latinopoulou Member of the European Parliament

📌Erdogan is a dictator. His country is heavily involved in criminal activities and has no respect for human rights, even deporting journalists.
Why is Europe still doing business with Erdogan?

A Pym state with a half crazed dictator at its helm who refuses to accept that Greece's territorial waters in The Aegean are 12 nautical miles.
What is Turkey?
A country with a heavy criminal record.
A country that we wrongly treat as democratic.
It is the bully of the Mediterranean as it constantly threatens us, Greece, Cyprus and even Israel, while at the same time being the biggest wound of the European Union when it comes to illegal immigration.
Turkey opens the floodgates of illegal migrant flows to blackmail us on a permanent basis.
It illegally occupies half of Cyprus and instead of us taking tough measures against it, you continue to do business with it.
Now they're even deporting journalists, including those from the BBC, if they don't consider their reports flattering enough for Master Erdogan.
Of course, it's no coincidence that they're ranked at the bottom for press freedom.
That's the kind of democracy we're talking about.
As for the persecution of Christians, where do we even begin?
The numbers speak for themselves.
In 1914, Christian communities in Turkey number around four and a half million, making up 15 to 20% of the population.
By 1980, they made up just 1% of the population.
And today they are only 0.2% of the population there.
Extermination took place and the persecution of the few remaining Greeks, Armenians and Assyrians continues in every possible way.
And what about us as Europe, we turn a blind eye and do everything Turkey asks.
A thug state led by a half crazed dictator who refuses to accept that Greece's territorial waters in the Aegean are 12 nautical miles.
Tragic.

Tom Barrack has turned Syria to the disaster zone. Just to make Erdogan smile

At the end of this video, a journalist reporting from Syria says that ISIS is everywhere. We blurred the video so the journalist cannot be identified.

BREAKING News — Caught on Camera
Video shows the Jolani terrorist regime’s mass arrests, abuse, and disappearances of civilians continuing in the city of Raqqa in a very barbaric manner.

New images show that 10 Kurdish civilians and 3 SDF fighters who were trying to migrate from Raqqa to Hasakah were ambushed and killed on the road.
It was also reported that three soldiers affiliated with the SDG were killed and that violations were committed against them.

Members of the United States Congress — Democrats and Republicans — your silence in the face of the Jolani regime’s crimes against the Kurds in Syria is not neutrality. Your silence is complicity. It is more painful than the knives of Jolani’s terrorists who are beheading Kurds.

This woman was one of the Kurdish fighters who stood side by side with the U.S. Army in the battle for Raqqa. She fought America’s war against ISIS. Today, the United States has abandoned these fighters — and this is how they are being repaid: with humiliation and death.

Do you have no conscience? Do you not have daughters?
You claim to stand for democracy and human rights — how can you force our oppressed people under the rule of an Al-Qaeda executioner through bullets and bombs?
Why are you denying the people the right to choose their own future?

Is this the human rights you claim to defend?
Is this the democracy you speak of before the world?

So far, I have seen 32 videos of Jolani’s forces beheading Kurds. Kurdish bodies lie everywhere. We have nothing but social media to show the truth — and even there, our voices are restricted and the evidence is removed. Tell us — what are we supposed to do while our people are being slaughtered?

Why are you forcing Kurds to live under extremist rule?
Why are you forcing the Kurdish people to accept Abu Mohammad al-Jolani?
Why are America’s most loyal allies being treated as disposable?

Kurds sacrificed 15,000 fighters in the U.S.-led coalition in Syria and 5,800 Peshmerga fighters in Iraq. They fought, bled, and died to defeat ISIS — not only for themselves, but for the security of the United States and the world.

And today, the United States has abandoned the Kurds to Turkey, to Al-Qaeda-linked forces, and to the return of ISIS.

This is not only a political failure.
This is a moral failure.
This is a betrayal.

If Congress remains silent, this betrayal will become a permanent black stain on the history of the United States.

The Kurdish people did not abandon America.

History will ask:
Why did America abandon the Kurds?