3. Paludan's Nato demand to Erdogan: "Will burn a Koran every Friday"

Paludan's Nato demand to Erdogan: "Will burn a Koran every Friday"

As a Turkish, I wholeheartedly support this gentleman! He is absolutely right with his protest. A corrupted and ignorant man who is called Erdogan, shouldn’t abuse diplomacy for his personal interests. Why would you veto such a democratic, well developed and valuable countries for the membership for NATO? These countries (Sweden and Finland) definitely do not deserve this delay from an authoritarian regime which represents the Turkey.

Burning a book which had been filled with hatred, war, discrimination and medieval opinions is pretty nice actually. If we do this every Friday in different countries just near the Turkish embassy, I think this would speed NATO application of our fellow Scandinavian friends.

I’m in the UK and live close to the London. Who wants to do this with me here in London?

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