Tel-Chai Nation

Raymond Ibrahim takes a look at a TV program on Turkish channels that's whitewashing some of the most vile evils of Islamofascism:

Unlike their Western counterparts, many Muslims are fond of their heroes of the past — particularly the jihadist types who for centuries thrived on terrorizing the West.

This was recently underscored by Barbaros: Sword of the Mediterranean, a television series written and produced in Turkey that aired late last year, and is dedicated to highlighting the clash between Islam and Christendom — in a way, of course, that demonizes the latter and extols the former.

The highly fictionalized series revolves around four Muslim brothers and their naval exploits and battles against the Christian maritime states of the Mediterranean.

A crucial reminder why Turkey remains one of the most dangerous Islamic regimes out there, and cannot be overlooked in what sick activities they continue to engage in at the expense of the west. It won't be shocking if they also promote antisemitism in the mess prepared on TV.

Labels: Christianity, dhimmitude, islam, jihad, misogyny, political corruption, racism, sexual violence, showbiz, terrorism, turkey