::The discussion is all about the meaning of "gaiur" - "gavur" ; not the sentence or the context. "I don't think it brings anything new" is not a valid reason to remove direct quotations of the person in question. Moreover; the version provided is a commentary of his interview; not even half a translation; given the sources are in Turkish. Current version:  "He then referred to the English people as "gâvur" (i.e. "infidels") who he blamed for stirring problems in the Middle East." is not even close to what he meant by direct; word for word translation of his interview. Where did he say "English people" ? Did he mention religion? So with what reason (infidel) explanation is added? Is it a striking feature of his usage of the word "gavur" in the interview and moreover; its definition in wikipedia is not enough; a pointer is needed? There's a wikipedia article detailing the word. He never mentioned "English People" in the interview yet it appears here. If this is indeed a debate; the paramount importance should be given to his words; not "interpretations" or "personal opinions". I'll have to remove the sentence on the grounds of being libel and make it discussed in the noticeboard if you insist.