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´Genocide´ cartoon in French school shocks Turkish students
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1.       tunci
7149 posts
 19 Apr 2012 Thu 06:07 pm

 

´Genocide´ cartoon in French school shocks Turkish students

Hurriyet Daily

One student said he understood from the cartoon that ´the French do not want to see Turkey in the EU.´

One student said he understood from the cartoon that ´the French do not want to see Turkey in the EU.´

 

Two Turkish students in a French school have reacted after a cartoon depicting a Turk carrying a basket full of skulls with the words "Armenian Genocide" written on its side was shown in class.
 
The incident occurred at the College Anatole France high school in the city of Montbéliard in France´s Comte region.
 
A teacher displayed a cartoon during a geography and history class and asked students: "What do you understand from this cartoon? Why can Turkey not join the EU according to this cartoon?"
 
The cartoon depicted a mountain with the EU flag erected at its peak. Three stereotypical caricatures of Balkan peoples were drawn climbing the mountain. At the very bottom of the mountain was a "peasant" Turkish man struggling to get up from the ground with a very large basket on his back. The basket was filled with human skulls with the word "Turkey" written on it and the words "Armenian Genocide" above. Behind the Turkish character, a slender man with "France" written over his head was shown adding a skull to the already-full basket. 



Turkish students Muhammed Ali Erki, 17, and İsmail Erdal, 14, said they were shocked to see the cartoon. Erki reportedly asked his teacher, "We did not commit genocide, yet you accuse us of it. What do you think about Algerians?" 

“You are right but this cartoon is not my idea, I need to give this class as part of the curriculum,” the teacher said in reply.
 
Erdal said he understood from the cartoon that "the Frenc do not want to see Turkey in the EU."
 
The students said they had not been able to concentrate on their classes after seeing the cartoon and added that were especially saddened to see North African students making fun of Turkey and Turks.
 
The families of the students notified the anti-racism COJEP International foundation. COJEP President Ali Gedikoğlu said they would bring the cartoon to the attention of the authorities in France and file a complaint with the French Education Ministry to have the cartoon removed from the curriculum.  

Note : It shows the some sickening minds of some racist ignorant french teaching kids such things ....Disgusting..



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2.       gokuyum
5050 posts
 19 Apr 2012 Thu 06:25 pm

Take your EU and insert it back where it came out! Hypocrites



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3.       jolanaze
220 posts
 19 Apr 2012 Thu 06:30 pm

It is really disgusting!!!! be happy you have not joined....

It is just hole for your money....

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4.       gokuyum
5050 posts
 19 Apr 2012 Thu 06:35 pm

 

Quoting jolanaze

It is really disgusting!!!! be happy you have not joined....

It is just hole for your money....

Many  European countries in EU were colonialist and they really committed big crimes against humanity. And yet they think they are innocent like doves and only Turkey is bad. This is hypocracy. They should look at the mirror first.

 



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5.       tunci
7149 posts
 19 Apr 2012 Thu 06:44 pm

 

Well, I am sure , there will some people here will come up and say the same old cliché words that is " You are giving overpatriotic reactions bla bla bla  ", Sorry but whoever find this normal is whether freak or hypocritical. And the EU has been proven as one of the biggest " union of losers  [UL]"  of  the 20´th century. Why should we still want to join their "loser´s camp " ? Who they think they are ? They need us..We dont need them. ..

 



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6.       amirak
56 posts
 19 Apr 2012 Thu 08:14 pm

looooooooool i like to hear the french sarkozi speak about genocide when he himself and many number of his parliament refused to apologise for their war crime in algeria (my country) ......  from 1830 to 1962, the algerian people witness hideous crimes.so  when i hear sarkozi speak about turkey i say: what a hypocracy!!!!!!!!!

 

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7.       lemon
1374 posts
 20 Apr 2012 Fri 07:17 am

 

Quoting gokuyum

Take your EU and insert it back where it came out! Hypocrites

 

Do you want to enter EU? Tell me honestly!

8.       si++
3785 posts
 20 Apr 2012 Fri 09:14 am

 

Quoting lemon

 

 

Do you want to enter EU? Tell me honestly!

 

No thanks! Really!

9.       gokuyum
5050 posts
 20 Apr 2012 Fri 12:23 pm

 

Quoting lemon

 

 

Do you want to enter EU? Tell me honestly!

No.

 

10.       Abla
3648 posts
 20 Apr 2012 Fri 12:30 pm

No?

 



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