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17 Oct 2007 Wed 12:08 am |
Quoting SuiGeneris:
wish i was the president... ah ah... |
ah ah
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17 Oct 2007 Wed 12:14 am |
Quoting SuiGeneris:
As another Turkish man you should visit Greece...i was there and i loved it
also i visited Serbia, you should visit it too
well my guess is that you just meet with the wrong Turkish men hehehe...
ah ah... they still talk about past and try to dictate things... Turkey should just ignore this... and try to have good both economical and social relations with its neighbour... then nobody can easily try to put their nose into our relations... |
im agree with you
but this" wish i was the president..." disagree
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17 Oct 2007 Wed 12:27 am |
Quoting SuiGeneris: wish i was the president... ah ah... |
OMG! Suddenly I feel its not a good idea for Turkey to join the EU!
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17 Oct 2007 Wed 12:27 am |
I wondered?Are there any jurist among our friends?
Maybe you will become a politician or a jurist in your country inthe future; who knows?
Why have not we asked these questions?
According to the law logic and law philosophy we may ask a lot of questions to the political lobbies as young=
1-Have they lived in that time?
2-Have they seen this historic event?
3-Do they have proof, evidence, witness?
4-Are they a lawyer?
5-Are they a public presecuter?
6-Do they have authority to judge the historic events?
7-Are they a law court?
8-Why do not they go to an international law court?
9-Are they a precious historian?
10-Are they a scientist?
11-So then every country can judge every country in the future?Because we know what we are but we don’t know what will we be in the future?
12-Is it a political or scientific way to solve the historic dilemma /conflict?
13-Nothing and no one on earth is perfect and nothing lasts forever?
14-Only GOD knows everything and counts the crimes and sins for the punishment in the other world?
15-Every coin has two sides..
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17 Oct 2007 Wed 12:35 am |
Quoting yilgun-7:
14-Only GOD knows everything and counts the crimes and sins for the punishment in the other world?
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are you ask or this is the fact ?
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17 Oct 2007 Wed 12:43 am |
Yilgun, nobody is saying there was "genocide". I just feel it would be better for the matter to be investigated once and for all so that these "rumour" would not continue to flare up periodically.
It seems that Turkish people will not even discuss this matter, so how can the truth ever be found or acknowledged?
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17 Oct 2007 Wed 12:43 am |
Despite wide spread propaganda by others, Turks and Greeks are extremely similar; they physically look alike, enjoy very similar food, dance to similar tunes. Both are hard headed and hot tempered. My own personal experience is that they can become extremely good friends, given a fair chance.
The problem between the two nations has nothing to do with Turks' capture of Istanbul, for we later gave them Athens as a consolation prize.
The real problem revolves on the fact that Greeks insist on referring to the good old Turkish coffee as the Greek coffee: an unbelievable act of lowest form, which no real Turk can swallow.
An interesting point regarding history of disputes between Greece and Turkey is that peaceful times are invariably experienced when Turkey is stronger and holds the upper hand. Trouble starts as soon as others promise support and help to Greeks, whispering into Greek ears that Cyprus actually belongs to Greece or the time has come to reclaim Istanbul and Ionia back from Turks and persuade them that they are actually strong enough to beat Turks on battlefields. Greeks can not resist the temptation and they never learn.
At all other times peace prevails.
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17 Oct 2007 Wed 12:47 am |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting SuiGeneris: wish i was the president... ah ah... |
OMG! Suddenly I feel its not a good idea for Turkey to join the EU!  |
if i was a president, The EU would beg me to join them...
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17 Oct 2007 Wed 12:50 am |
Quoting elham: Quoting SuiGeneris:
As another Turkish man you should visit Greece...i was there and i loved it
also i visited Serbia, you should visit it too
well my guess is that you just meet with the wrong Turkish men hehehe...
ah ah... they still talk about past and try to dictate things... Turkey should just ignore this... and try to have good both economical and social relations with its neighbour... then nobody can easily try to put their nose into our relations... |
im agree with you
but this" wish i was the president..." disagree |
well i am sorry to disappoint you... but you may see me in Ankara one day...
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17 Oct 2007 Wed 12:50 am |
Quoting AlphaF:
An interesting point regarding history of disputes between Greece and Turkey is that peaceful times are invariably experienced when Turkey is stronger and holds the upper hand. Trouble starts as soon as others whisper to Greek ears that Cyprus actually belongs to Greece or the time has come to reclaim Istanbul and Ionia back from Turks and persuade them that they are actually strong enough to beat Turks on battlefields. Greeks can not resist the temptation and they never learn. At all other times peace prevails.
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I can think of 71 million reasons at the moment why Greece will never cause problems again for Turkey...
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17 Oct 2007 Wed 01:33 am |
Aenigma III friend says =
"Yilgun, nobody is saying there was "genocide". I just feel it would be better for the matter to be investigated once and for all so that these "rumour" would not continue to flare up periodically."
This is a right vision...
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