Anyone Using The Phrase ‘Islam Is A Religion Of Peace’ Needs To Read This | Independent Journal Opinion

Mark Durie*, Melbourne, Australia, December 2015 - Days after the ISIS-inspired terrorist attack in San Bernardino, President Obama’s address to the nation concerning the threat of ISIS missed the mark. In fact, President Obama seemed at times to be more concerned with Americans ostracizing Muslim communities through “suspicion and hate,” than he was with protecting innocent American civilians from murder in the name of radical Islam.

It is high time for western political leaders to stop responding to terrorism by naming Islam as ‘the religion of peace’. It is time to have a hard conversation about Islam.

An Insult to Associate Peace with Bizonality

Three disturbing facts about the pseudo-religion in eight minutes

No hegemonic peace in Cyprus, By MARIOS L. EVRIVIADES | Jerusalem Post

No hegemonic peace in Cyprus, By MARIOS L. EVRIVIADES, 04/16/2014, A Western-sponsored sub-regional security system can be constructed in the Eastern Mediterranean that will partner Cyprus, Israel, Turkey and Greece. Such a development would be most welcome.

Almost 40 years to the day, the Turks finally figured out that the Turks finally figured out that they had invaded the wrong geographic region of Cyprus. Cyprus’s power wealth, its hydrocarbons, have been found to be located in the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) off its southern shores and not in its northern ones, where the NATO-trained and US-supplied Turkish army attacked massively in 1974. Since then and for decades the Turks persistently and stubbornly insisted that whatever the Cyprus problem, it was permanently solved in 1974. These days they are not so sure. And they have turned peace advocates. Or so it seems.

'Turkey' 's 1974 Cyprus Piss Operation

Aspects of the problem
Πτυχές του προβλή ματος

A Turkish journa list's (Uzay Bulut) views matter:
Turkey, Cyprus & Israel 1
Turkey, Cyprus & Israel 2
Turkey, Cyprus & Israel 3
Turkey making racism ordinary

Turkish Peace

Let me see if I get what Turks and their puppets are saying. When a militarily powerful nation decides to attack a weak nation, divide it, occupy part of it, ethnically cleanse it, destroy its cultural wealth & colonize it, we are supposed to applaud the result as "peace"? Perhaps there is confusion between the words 'peace' and 'piss' by the gentleman.

In the Interest of Peace

90% of illegally occupied northern Cyprus's indigenous population, circa 200.000 people, was forcibly expelled in 1974. Many want Cyprus to negotiate based on such "reality on the ground".

But if regional peace is the ultimate goal, as every player in the conflict claims, then perhaps a new, much less dramatic reality, should be envisioned and implemented: