>unlike Nazis, Turanists are not necessarily shunned, with a big portion of Turkey voting the ultranationalist party

Yes, as everybody knows Europeans never really vote for ultranationalist right wingers.

To add some context he was probably killed by Grey Wolves for quitting his position after MHP and Grey wolves became closer to Erdogan after 2016, he had meetings just few days ago with opposition parties which probably pissed of some members of his former party.

MHP is an islamist party not an ultranationalist anyway

>with a big portion of Turkey voting the ultranationalist party,

If you are refering to MHP they are more of a islamist than ultranationalist, show me another ultranationalist party that supports open door policy when it comes to migrants.

>It was only 2 years ago that Grey wolves was just banned in France after they did an racist protest screaming slurs at Armenians inside of the Armenian quarter in Paris

If France was trying to deal with PKK supporters screaming slurs to Turks in Paris with the same effectiveness maybe they wouldn't have had to deal with all those Pro-PKK riots last week

That sign is not a grey wolves sign, it has been a sign for nationalists for a long time, grey wolves just happen to be using it doesn't belong to them.

>The U.S. never signed the Montreux convention. We go along with them because turkey is a NATO state, but we don't have to

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