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40.       femmeous
2642 posts
 22 Feb 2009 Sun 12:33 am

 

Quoting cynicmystic

So are you þahanem... sende cok komiksin...

A bit on the smelly side though - kind of like a rotten fish... 

 

 

 not reponding to this until you answer my question, þahanem

 

41.       thehandsom
7403 posts
 22 Feb 2009 Sun 12:34 am

Actually

I saw in one my posts and it explains this 

´we did not do anything wrong..western powers trying to play political tricks´ in one of the earlier threads: 

 

..Many Turks believe that there are so many evil powers in the world, and in our own society that perpetually play tricks in order to weaken our country. ..... 
Since a belief in conspiracies is deeply embedded in culture, politicians use them very often. Most political leaders, or pundits, blame foreign powers or internal enemies for our problems. .... It is always someone else who must be guilty. 

 

In this case we have found the guilty parties as UK and Germany

42.       cynicmystic
567 posts
 22 Feb 2009 Sun 12:37 am

Rude? What the hell are you talking about being rude, man?

I think it is her that needs to stop it.

Don´t pretend not to understand what i am talking about.

Is it ok for her to be rude and disruptive all over the place like schizo?

 

What am I lying? We were having a decent thread, right?

Go tell her to stop... being so rude.

 

 

Quoting thehandsom

 

excuse me man..

stop it ya

stop..

you are rude.

 

 

 

43.       CANLI
5084 posts
 22 Feb 2009 Sun 12:38 am

 

Quoting thehandsom

 

 

You have been answered btw..

Happy?

 

 Mmmm, nope...not quite actually!

 

Ý mean yes of course you answered my question about if they take part of Türkiye or not

But you still insist that they are Kurd, not Turk

Then how come they are citizen of Türkiye and they are not Turk ?

The citizen of Türkiye name is Turk..as the citizen of US name is American for example, and all people inside the US even they have other roots, but still their name is Americans

So how do you say they are not Turk and at same time they are citizen of Türkiye ?!

 

 

44.       femmeous
2642 posts
 22 Feb 2009 Sun 12:41 am

 i dont think he was rude

dont you see? he loves me. my presence turns him on.

Quoting thehandsom

 

excuse me man..

stop it ya

stop..

you are rude.

Nothing can be discussed with you..

what is it?

 

 

 

 

45.       CANLI
5084 posts
 22 Feb 2009 Sun 12:43 am

Ý cant believe it !

Dont tell me you are going to start it all over again !

Please, keep it to the topic and dont get personal ... we are talking in politics forum then let´s keep it to politics.

 



Edited (2/22/2009) by CANLI

46.       cynicmystic
567 posts
 22 Feb 2009 Sun 12:45 am

You are missing the point. Every single country that has a foreign service (intelligence service) makes use of the same discusting tactics of manipulation. They meddle in the affirs of other countries and attempt to manipulate the outcome in accordance with their national interests. It is part of the game. Turkish secret service does its own dirty work just tlike the CIA or the MI6 or Mosad. This is how international relations are shaped behind the scenes - through manipulation, and state-sponsored terrorism. The involvement of Britain & Germany does not make them guilty nor does it implicate that every person that was part of those governemnts were part of the game. All I am saying is that this is not a black-and-white matter as you make out to be. It is complex, and many players are involved. This is not about right or wrong either. It is just the nature of the game. It is part of the game to hit below the belt, as long as you don´t get caught and cause an international scandal.  

Quoting thehandsom

Actually

I saw in one my posts and it explains this 

´we did not do anything wrong..western powers trying to play political tricks´ in one of the earlier threads: 

 

..Many Turks believe that there are so many evil powers in the world, and in our own society that perpetually play tricks in order to weaken our country. ..... 
Since a belief in conspiracies is deeply embedded in culture, politicians use them very often. Most political leaders, or pundits, blame foreign powers or internal enemies for our problems. .... It is always someone else who must be guilty. 

 

In this case we have found the guilty parties as UK and Germany

 

 

47.       thehandsom
7403 posts
 22 Feb 2009 Sun 12:45 am

 

Quoting CANLI

 Mmmm, nope...not quite actually!

 

Ý mean yes of course you answered my question about if they take part of Türkiye or not

But you still insist that they are Kurd, not Turk

Then how come they are citizen of Türkiye and they are not Turk ?

The citizen of Türkiye name is Turk..as the citizen of US name is American for example, and all people inside the US even they have other roots, but still their name is Americans

So how do you say they are not Turk and at same time they are citizen of Türkiye ?!

 

 

They are KURDS..

OK that is number one..

They are not Turks..they dont call themselves TURKS..

It is their basic right to call themselves KURDS..That is the point you fail to undertand..

IT IS THEIR BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS..

Turk refers to ethnicity..so as Kurds..

They dont want to call themselves TURK..

There is an thnic group it is called KURDS..

WHY WOULD THEY?

48.       lady in red
6947 posts
 22 Feb 2009 Sun 12:47 am

 

Quoting cynicmystic

Rude? What the hell are you talking about being rude, man?

I think it is her that needs to stop it.

Don´t pretend not to understand what i am talking about.

Is it ok for her to be rude and disruptive all over the place like schizo?

 

What am I lying? We were having a decent thread, right?

Go tell her to stop... being so rude.

 

 

 

 

 

I deleted your post - why do you have to resort to schoolboy level smut?  It´s not very intellectual is it? 



Edited (2/22/2009) by lady in red

49.       alameda
3499 posts
 22 Feb 2009 Sun 12:49 am

 

Quoting thehandsom

 

 

ok then..

geez

I have already said in my post that I am not sure if it is a good idea  to have a  Kurdistan next to Turkey.

It might be a good thing for the kurds but I daubt that they will survive so long once the usa has gone..

Of course they should not carve a peice of land from Turkey while doing that and that is unacceptable...................................

Of course Kurds should live in Turkey or where they are right now as Turkish citizens..

How many times do I need to tell this?? offff..

 

 

 

..........but don´t you agree much of that has changed in the recent years?Why don´t you give credit to the changes? It seems you are constantly harping on things of the past instead of recognizing improvements.

 

Creating a Kurdistan state, as I see it, it opens a new can of worms like another ethnic state in the Levant.....so how would one qualify as a citizen of Kurdistan? Would there be DNA tests...what about the other ethnicities in the area?

 

How about the Turkomen or the Zazas?Will we have another Palestine/Jewish issue in the area? Have you looked at the maps of Armenia and Kurdistan and maybe noticed they overlap....particularly in the areas of waterfront property and water resources?

 

Then there are the PKK attacks...the name mutates....the goal is the same...which to me looks like a destabilization tactic (which exactly who is behind I don´t know) of the area...(divide and rule...old game. I wonder how many Kurds actually support them?) What do response do you propose?

 

50.       CANLI
5084 posts
 22 Feb 2009 Sun 12:51 am

 

Quoting thehandsom

 

 

They are KURDS..

OK that is number one..

They are not Turks..they dont call themselves TURKS..

It is their basic right to call themselves KURDS..That is the point you fail to undertand..

IT IS THEIR BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS..

Turk refers to ethnicity..so as Kurds..

They dont want to call themselves TURK..

There is an thnic group it is called KURDS..

WHY WOULD THEY?

 

Wait, wait now you are mixing things

Being in an ethnic group called Kurd is fine, ok, as being in an ethinic group called greek, Arabs,..whatever

But the citizen of Türkiye called Turk

When a British obtain the Turkish citizenship he will be called Turk

So if they are citizen of Türkiye then they also will be called Turk.

How come you or they refused to be called Turk ?

They can be called Turk with Kurd ethnicity but they will be called Turk as Americans called Americans as Egyptians called Egyptians and so on.

 

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