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The Holy POPE
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06 Dec 2009 Sun 10:15 pm |
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Angela Giuseppe Rancelli was a Catholic priest in Turkia. He surprised his community by reading the Bible in Turkish, in the Christmas sermon of year 1935.
Later (1958-1963), he became the Pope, as His Holliness 23. Johannes.
http://www.vatican.va/holy_father/john_xxiii/index.htm
He was never forgotten in Turkia. A popular street in Istanbul is now named after him.
I offer my early "Merry Christmas" wishes to all christian friends here....in his honor.
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06 Dec 2009 Sun 11:07 pm |
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Alpha))) bro..you either need glasses or decent knowledge on names)))ANGELO!!!!!not Angela....how can I avoid TC while you are making basic mistakes???
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06 Dec 2009 Sun 11:32 pm |
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It is the glasses......AlphaF never makes mistakes
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06 Dec 2009 Sun 11:36 pm |
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It is the glasses......AlphaF never makes mistakes
Bro..I missed you!!!!!!!!!!!
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07 Dec 2009 Mon 04:41 pm |
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Awwww, Thanks Alpha! Sometimes you really do suprise me...in a good way!
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08 Dec 2009 Tue 04:59 pm |
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Very nice Alpha!
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08 Dec 2009 Tue 05:35 pm |
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I offer my early "Merry Christmas" wishes to all christian friends here....in his honor.
Nice sentiment thank you - but please remember not all christians are catholics 
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08 Dec 2009 Tue 05:38 pm |
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Nice sentiment thank you - but please remember not all christians are catholics
But ALL Popes ARE!  
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08 Dec 2009 Tue 10:32 pm |
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I was just glad he said "Merry Christmas" instead of Happy Holidays!  You don´t hear that too often any more.
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09 Dec 2009 Wed 03:20 pm |
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I was just glad he said "Merry Christmas" instead of Happy Holidays! You don´t hear that too often any more.
Yes - luckily "Happy Holidays" has not reached the UK yet and we are still free to say "Happy Christmas" at the moment...although I am sure we will be banned from that too soon
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09 Dec 2009 Wed 03:32 pm |
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He was never forgotten in Turkia. A popular street in Istanbul is now named after him.
I am surprised you regard him so highly... after all, he was ITALIAN and used his time in Turkey to help the Jewish underground saving thousands of jewish refugees. He also helped get rid of bishops who had collaborated with the Germans during the war 
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09 Dec 2009 Wed 04:01 pm |
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And all Poles are deeply insulted by your not giving your utmost respect to the Polish pope, Jean Paul II that Ali Ağca was not a huge fan of The polish think JPII is the most respectable pope ever and is beloved everywhere around the world
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10 Dec 2009 Thu 12:56 pm |
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Nice sentiment thank you - but please remember not all christians are catholics
They all celebrate Christmas, don´t they?
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10 Dec 2009 Thu 12:59 pm |
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I am surprised you regard him so highly... after all, he was ITALIAN and used his time in Turkey to help the Jewish underground saving thousands of jewish refugees. He also helped get rid of bishops who had collaborated with the Germans during the war
Saving Jews from all kinds of shit is Turks´ ´favorite hobby, throughout the history. The to-be-Pope was only instrumental, one a few occassions
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10 Dec 2009 Thu 01:01 pm |
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And all Poles are deeply insulted by your not giving your utmost respect to the Polish pope, Jean Paul II that Ali Ağca was not a huge fan of The polish think JPII is the most respectable pope ever and is beloved everywhere around the world
Jean Paul II is our all time favorite POPE.
Why do you think Ağca missed?
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10 Dec 2009 Thu 01:24 pm |
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They all celebrate Christmas, don´t they?
Yes they do, but they do not agree with Popery
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10 Dec 2009 Thu 01:24 pm |
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Saving Jews from all kinds of shit is Turks´ ´favorite hobby, throughout the history. The to-be-Pope was only instrumental, one a few occassions
However the "to be Pope" was Italian, not Turkish and was merely on "duty" in Turkey for a while
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10 Dec 2009 Thu 04:18 pm |
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However the "to be Pope" was Italian, not Turkish and was merely on "duty" in Turkey for a while
Stop splitting hairs! If somebody important ever spent ANY time in Turkey they are TURKISH! I can´t believe we have to keep telling you this, Aenigma!
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11 Dec 2009 Fri 01:50 am |
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Just like a famous Bob Dylan song goes: You gotta serve somebody. We serve the Jews.
Saving Jews from all kinds of shit is Turks´ ´favorite hobby, throughout the history. The to-be-Pope was only instrumental, one a few occassions
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11 Dec 2009 Fri 12:41 pm |
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Stop splitting hairs! If somebody important ever spent ANY time in Turkey they are TURKISH! I can´t believe we have to keep telling you this, Aenigma!
Sorry I keep forgetting 
Hmmmm, I am important and have spent a little time in Turkey - am I Turkish? 
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11 Dec 2009 Fri 03:52 pm |
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Sorry I keep forgetting
Hmmmm, I am important and have spent a little time in Turkey - am I Turkish?
Yes!!! Didn´t you receive your "Welcome to Turkishness" package in the mail? It would have included a several instruction manuals including, "Responses to insults to Turkishness", "How to fend off Evil Western Women (you would have gotten the female version...."Keeping your Man!"), "Baklava is TURKISH and don´t forget it," and finally, "Everyone is a little Turkish."
I will send you another package if you need it, dear...but don´t loose it again!
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11 Dec 2009 Fri 09:28 pm |
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I´m having an indentity crisis...
I have a bit of Jew in me, but I wasn´t saved yet... even though I have spend loads of time in Turkey! So I thought, maybe I´m a Turk now...that´s why I´m not being taken to safety... but I haven´t received my "mussaka is Turkish, and gyros is kebab in disguise" package either!
So... what the bleep am I...
I can´t be Western European, since I don´t feel a great hatred towards minarets...
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11 Dec 2009 Fri 11:53 pm |
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I´m having an indentity crisis...
I have a bit of Jew in me, but I wasn´t saved yet... even though I have spend loads of time in Turkey! So I thought, maybe I´m a Turk now...that´s why I´m not being taken to safety... but I haven´t received my "mussaka is Turkish, and gyros is kebab in disguise" package either!
So... what the bleep am I...
I can´t be Western European, since I don´t feel a great hatred towards minarets...
you definitely need an appointment with AlphaF Turkish guru lab....don´t eat and get rid of all poison from blood,we will see if there are any vacant dates to deal with your case...but patience needed the lab is working 24/7!
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12 Dec 2009 Sat 04:29 pm |
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12 Dec 2009 Sat 09:42 pm |
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14 Dec 2009 Mon 11:00 pm |
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Yes!!! Didn´t you receive your "Welcome to Turkishness" package in the mail? It would have included a several instruction manuals including, "Responses to insults to Turkishness", "How to fend off Evil Western Women (you would have gotten the female version...."Keeping your Man!"), "Baklava is TURKISH and don´t forget it," and finally, "Everyone is a little Turkish."
I will send you another package if you need it, dear...but don´t loose it again!
We didn´t have a welcoming committee back then Lis! Unless thehandsome sent this out, I doubt it.
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14 Dec 2009 Mon 11:59 pm |
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but I haven´t received my "mussaka is Turkish, and gyros is kebab in disguise" package either!
These are brand new manuals! I will have the my people send your people the upgraded package. It will include the "Truth about World Cuisine - Everything is REALLY Turkish", "Asia - It´s Really Turkey in Disguise", "Atilla the Hun and the West´s Evil Plan to Make Him Look BED!" and finally, "Let´s talk Turkey - a guide to Meeting your New Turkish Family." (if you do not have a Turkish family, one will be sent to you in the package). Enjoy!
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