'Islamist' Turkey mulls further measures against Vatican, accuse Pope of 'Slander'.

'Islamist' Turkey mulls further measures against Vatican, accuse Pope of 'Slander'. (HD).

“The steps that will be taken [against the Vatican] will be made public following our consultations,” Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu told reporters on April 13 at a press conference in Mongolia.

Çavuşoğlu criticized Pope Francis for making discrimination between the pains of all people in 1915 and for ignoring the sufferings of Muslims and Turks in Anatolia.

“Unfortunately, history was made an instrument of politics. Before anything else, a religious man should have given a message of brotherhood, peace and tolerance in the face of recently growing racism, discrimination, xenophobia and intolerance,” he said.

“These remarks are null and void for the Turkish people and Turkey,” Çavuşoğlu added, underlining that genocide is a “legal concept” and therefore the use of this word by Pope is “nothing but slander.”

Hmm.......Thank God some Turks have enough human decency to recognize and expose the facts !

@miskelayla @etabori Anyway after the papal visit to #Turkey : "It is not possible to have interfaith dialogue" http://t.co/uv6372laUB
— MFS - The Other News (@MFS001) April 12, 2015

Celal bey, governor of Konya: 'Islam orders them to be protected' pic.twitter.com/PbOd1SQSjb
— Conscience in 1915 (@Conscience_1915) April 12, 2015

Let's remember Governor of Basra, Ferit Bey who rejected the implementation of 1915 Armenian Deportation. pic.twitter.com/hwH80gsy6k
— Conscience in 1915 (@Conscience_1915) April 6, 2015

Let's remember Muslims from Yozgat objecting to 1915 Armenian Deportation. pic.twitter.com/VQoGqfWUnv
— Conscience in 1915 (@Conscience_1915) April 10, 2015

Faik Ali Bey, Governor of Kütahya, who objected to 1915 Armenian Deportation is the voice of common conscience. pic.twitter.com/pkCsZ2Rn4m
— Conscience in 1915 (@Conscience_1915) April 9, 2015

People of Dersim protecting thousands of Armenians during the process of 1915 Deportation is the 'common conscience' pic.twitter.com/ytZ6MM2Ho3
— Conscience in 1915 (@Conscience_1915) April 7, 2015

Fihham Pasha, the governor of Muş, who dispersed the group which was stirring up people against Armenians is the common conscience.
— Conscience in 1915 (@Conscience_1915) March 27, 2015

Muhammed Hamdi Bey from Diyarbakır / Çermik who protected Armenians and Syrians during 1915 Deportation is the common conscience.
— Conscience in 1915 (@Conscience_1915) March 26, 2015

Sıtkı Bey, district governor of Savur, who protected more than 200 Dominican Christians in the process of 1915 is the common conscience.
— Conscience in 1915 (@Conscience_1915) March 23, 2015