Erdogan: Western Gay and animal care more about than Syria

Erdogan: Western Gay and animal care more about than Syria

Vezir Catras shaking hands with President of Tayyip Erdogan after advice was given in Istanbul, Turkey, December 26 , 2015. President of Tayyip Erdogan promised to help solve the problem of the man. Yasin Nightingale/Presidential Press Service Pool via AP.

Post Compass - President of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan criticized the Western countries. He mentioned countries was more concerned with the rights of gays and animal sustainability than the fate of Syria's society. Erdogan accused the West of having a mindset of "remnants of slavery and colonialism".

Surge of anti-West was revealed on Friday, May 13, 2016. Erdogan faced a deadlock with the European Union over demands that Turkey amend Anti-terrorism laws to secure Europe's free travel for citizens of Turkey.

"Malulah those who do not demonstrate sensitivity to women and children who are seeking help," said Erdogan. "Malulah those who show sensitivity on fish, seals, whales and turtles in the sea belongs to the 23 million citizens of Syria."

The European Commission said, visa-free travel depends on Ankara to rewrite legislation of anti-terorisnya. Why, the Act was used to prosecute journalists and critics of the Government.