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Saladin 3D cartoon launched
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 04:31 pm |
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 04:37 pm |
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 02:11 pm |
Quoting Roswitha:
Arab nationalists such as Saddam Hussein and Islamist groups such as al-Qaeda both see close and highly charged parallels with the medieval period. Saddam chooses to portray himself as the modern-day successor to Saladin. He has had himself depicted next to the emir on postage stamps. In huge murals, he stands above tanks rolling to victory; alongside him is Saladin pictured above his charging cavalry. The message is clear: just as Saladin vanquished the Western invader, so Saddam will, too.
Saladin has become one of the major heroes of Islam. The needs of modern-day politics have dictated that both he and the crusading movement as a whole remain highly charged images – an enduring and powerful legacy to the 21st century.
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There is difference between Saladin and Saddam .cause the first liberated Jerusalem(Qudes )while Saddam destroyed his people and his country,he is the only thought that it resembles or behind or like Salah al-Din because he was mad by greatness
so only the truth in this article that Saladin has become one of the major heroes of Islam
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 02:18 pm |
Saladdin was not an Arab....He was of Kurdish origin.
The rest of Crusaders were taken care of by Turkish forces.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 02:34 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: Saladdin was not an Arab....He was of Kurdish origin.
The rest of Crusaders were taken care of by Turkish forces. |
Yes he was not Arab,was Kurdish.
But the rest of Crusades were taken care of under the Osmanlı Authority,not the Turkish forces,it was Muslims forces from all the Osmanlı Empire.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 02:49 pm |
Turks facing crusaders were basically Seljuks...Ottoman Empire was not around yet..
Crusaders were much less enthusiastic and considerably politer in Ottoman era !
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 02:53 pm |
Yes,i just PM'ed you,i got a little mixed up,i just dont remember who were the Sultan which gave Saladin the permission to march toward Egypt and start regain Quds.
Remember him?
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 03:02 pm |
I do not know a Sultan commanding Saladdin...He was a pretty independent ruler himself.
Though he was a very powerful ruler all his life, there was not enough funds in his legacy...to have a proper grave built for him, when he died.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 03:11 pm |
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 03:22 pm |
I've noticed recently Salahddin being identified as being Kurdish, but I think he identified himself with being Muslim first, not Kurdish. His greatness was in his ability to unite the Muslims to fight against the Crusaders.
Quoting AlphaF: Saladdin was not an Arab....He was of Kurdish origin.
The rest of Crusaders were taken care of by Turkish forces. |
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 03:22 pm |
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 03:30 pm |
Yes, there probably were 3 Arabs in his army too....The man was a Kurd, for god's sake !
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 03:34 pm |
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 03:46 pm |
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 03:56 pm |
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 05:35 pm |
Yes i've found it,his name was Nur-Aldin,and he was a Fair king not Sultan,even his name was the Fair king Nur-Aldin.
Later after Nur-Aldin dies Salahddin made his Empire,collecting people arround him with his kind manners.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 05:49 pm |
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 05:54 pm |
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:00 pm |
Quoting Roswitha: The Crusaders! When will their crimes be known! |
we are waiting roswitha, when?
i just cant wait until the next portion of history you post.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:23 pm |
Did you know that perhaps the worst enemy of Turks in history was Martin Luther? He actually wrote a special treatise to warn his fellow Chiristians against the Turkish danger and suggested ways to combat and destroy the Turks.
Very peace-loving man, he was !
In his treatise, he also noted that the Jews were just as bad. He claimed that Turks and Jews feel close to each other and both consider their own religions monoteist (single god), but secretly think Christianity is a politeist religion (with more than one god). What a shame !
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:26 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: Did you know that perhaps the worst enemy of Turks in history was Martin Luther? He actually wrote a special treatise to warn his fellow Chiristians against the Turkish danger and suggested ways to combat and destroy the Turks.
Very peace-loving man, he was !
In his treatise, he also noted that the Jews were just as bad. He claimed that Turks and Jews feel close to each other and both consider their own religions monoteist (single god), but secretly think Christianity is a politeist religion (with more than one god). What a shame !
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Alpha, honestly I had never heard this. Do you have a site supporting your claim. I am just interested and would like to read more. I don't think this is something that would be posted on an average Martin Luther King website.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:28 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: Did you know that perhaps the worst enemy of Turks in history was Martin Luther? He actually wrote a special treatise to warn his fellow Chiristians against the Turkish danger and suggested ways to combat and destroy the Turks.
Very peace-loving man, he was !
In his treatise, he also noted that the Jews were just as bad. He claimed that Turks and Jews feel close to each other and both consider their own religions monoteist (single god), but secretly think Christianity is a politeist religion (with more than one god). What a shame !
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Jews bad? Muslims bad? Christians bad? Ahh I love how religion makes everyone so loving
Christians, Jews, Muslims....all of them as guilty as eachother for violence and wars...
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:30 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: Did you know that perhaps the worst enemy of Turks in history was Martin Luther? |
Even worse than Turks, his biggest enemy was Islam
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:31 pm |
luther may have had such tendencies towards jews, but cant recall about turks, tho.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:32 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: Martin Luther King website. |
NOT MARTIN LUTHER KING!
Martin Luther (his namesake)
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:33 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting AlphaF: Did you know that perhaps the worst enemy of Turks in history was Martin Luther? |
Even worse than Turks, his biggest enemy was Islam  |
Opinions have been abolished from TC, they have been found to hurt peoples feelings.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:34 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: Quoting AlphaF: Did you know that perhaps the worst enemy of Turks in history was Martin Luther? He actually wrote a special treatise to warn his fellow Chiristians against the Turkish danger and suggested ways to combat and destroy the Turks.
Very peace-loving man, he was !
In his treatise, he also noted that the Jews were just as bad. He claimed that Turks and Jews feel close to each other and both consider their own religions monoteist (single god), but secretly think Christianity is a politeist religion (with more than one god). What a shame !
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Alpha, honestly I had never heard this. Do you have a site supporting your claim. I am just interested and would like to read more. I don't think this is something that would be posted on an average Martin Luther King website. |
Where does he come up with these allegations.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:35 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting Elisabeth: Martin Luther King website. |
NOT MARTIN LUTHER KING!
Martin Luther (his namesake)  |
hehehehe
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:35 pm |
Quote: Quoting teaschip1: Alpha, honestly I had never heard this. Do you have a site supporting your claim. I am just interested and would like to read more. I don't think this is something that would be posted on an average Martin Luther King website. |
Where does he come up with these allegations. |
OMG! Americans so obsessed with Americans....WE ARE NOT TALKING ABOUT MARTIN LUTHER KING!!!!
Martin LUTHER!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Luther
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:38 pm |
Quote: Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting teaschip1: Alpha, honestly I had never heard this. Do you have a site supporting your claim. I am just interested and would like to read more. I don't think this is something that would be posted on an average Martin Luther King website. |
Where does he come up with these allegations. |
OMG! Americans so obsessed with Americans....WE ARE NOT TALKING ABOUT MARTIN LUTHER KING!!!!
Martin LUTHER! |
Is this your opinion? Sorry it is not allowed...and yes, I misread it the first time and that is why I thought it was so strange!! mea culpa!
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:38 pm |
Quote: Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting teaschip1: Alpha, honestly I had never heard this. Do you have a site supporting your claim. I am just interested and would like to read more. I don't think this is something that would be posted on an average Martin Luther King website. |
Where does he come up with these allegations. |
OMG! Americans so obsessed with Americans....WE ARE NOT TALKING ABOUT MARTIN LUTHER KING!!!!
Martin LUTHER! |
Well who the hell is Martin Luther?
Were just use to omegas attacks, that's why were so defensive.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:39 pm |
Quoting teaschip1: Well who the hell is Martin Luther?
Were just use to omegas attacks, that's why were so defensive. |
OMG! Teaship are you catholic?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Luther
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:39 pm |
it was interesting to read a group historians posts on this thread.
and its amazing that some people are proud of invading jersualem. i just wonder what forced other nations to take this city of jews? was mecca and medina not enough as holy cities?
why a certain group of people boast about invading others? why for example they are proud of jengiz khan? it rather should be a shame murdering and plundering others.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:40 pm |
Elisabeth,
This is how he felt about Turks.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Turkism
If you search under "luther jews" in google you can find references to his love for Jews too.
He definitely beats FF, no? very interesting reading !
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:41 pm |
Honestly, I don't know why my mind automatically went to MLK....I am off my game today! and I thought Alpha was the crazy one!!
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:42 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: Elisabeth,
This is how he felt about Turks.
If you search under "luther jews" in google you can find references to his love for Jews.
very interesting reading !
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Thanks Alpha but it seems that I got my Martin Luthers confused....I think I must be thrusted!!
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:47 pm |
There are only two Martin Luthers, worth mentioning Elisabeth.
The other one was a good guy...RIP, shot down by good, god loving Christians !
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:48 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting Elisabeth: Thanks Alpha but it seems that I got my Martin Luthers confused....I think I must be thrusted!! |
Heheh sorry but I am still laughing
Imagine that famous speech....
"I have a dream.......
we will eradicate Turkish danger and combat and destroy the Turks"
I dont think it would have gone down quite so well
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OMG! I am laughing so hard, I am crying...
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:49 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: .
He definitely beats FF, no? very interesting reading !
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heh, nobody beats FF!
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:51 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: There are only two Martin Luthers, worth mentioning Elisabeth.
The other one was a good guy...RIP |
I have to agree. In fact, scratch under the surface of nearly every religious leader,icon or "famous" figure, historial and present, and all you find are hypocracy, hate and desire for power.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:51 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting teaschip1: Well who the hell is Martin Luther?
Were just use to omegas attacks, that's why were so defensive. |
OMG! Teaship are you catholic?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Luther
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Yes, I am but hell do you think I remember every monk there was. I didn't read the entire thread..I blame Elisabeth! I was thinking what the hell is Omega trying to pull now, let's blame another American.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:52 pm |
omega
tho this is true:
The ordinary Turks did not have a sense of belonging to a ruling ethnic group. In particular, they had a confused sense of self-image. Who were they: Turks, Muslims or Ottomans? Their literature was sometimes Persian, sometimes Arabic, but always courtly and elitist. There was always a huge social and cultural distance between the Imperial centre and the Anatolian periphery.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:53 pm |
Quoting teaschip1: let's blame another American. |
agree!
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:54 pm |
Quoting teaschip1: Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting teaschip1: Well who the hell is Martin Luther?
Were just use to omegas attacks, that's why were so defensive. |
OMG! Teaship are you catholic?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Luther
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Yes, I am but hell do you think I remember every monk there was. I didn't read the entire thread..I blame Elisabeth! I was thinking what the hell is Omega trying to pull now, let's blame another American. |
You're a true patriot Teas!! .... Thanks for your support during my complete mental breakdown
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:56 pm |
More brownie points to AEnigma..
She does make sense, occassionally !
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:58 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: Elisabeth,
This is how he felt about Turks.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Turkism
If you search under "luther jews" in google you can find references to his love for Jews too.
He definitely beats FF, no? very interesting reading !
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Is there a reason for this blank space? Should we be taking notes?
OMG I forget to take notes .
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:00 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: More brownie points to AEnigma..
She does make sense, occassionally ! |
she must be proud of getting brownie points from you
when it fits she makes sense, when it doesnt shes an ignorant!
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:00 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: omega
tho this is true:
The ordinary Turks did not have a sense of belonging to a ruling ethnic group. In particular, they had a confused sense of self-image. Who were they: Turks, Muslims or Ottomans? Their literature was sometimes Persian, sometimes Arabic, but always courtly and elitist. There was always a huge social and cultural distance between the Imperial centre and the Anatolian periphery. |
1. There is no such thing as an "ordinary Turk". They are all special.
2. Anyone who is a citizen of Turkish Republic, and is proud of it, is a Turk.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:00 pm |
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Is there a reason for this blank space? Should we be taking notes?
OMG I forget to take notes . |
There go all your brownie points!
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:03 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: when it fits she makes sense, when it doesnt shes an ignorant!
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Indeed, God's Gift to Ignorance
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:03 pm |
Elisabeth,
Are you finished reading up Luthers yet? You look very confused !
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:04 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: Elisabeth,
Are you finished reading up Luthers yet? You look very confused ! |
Well Teas did but she "cant be expected to remember every old monk"
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:05 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III:
Well Teas did but she "cant be expected to remember every old monk"  |
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:05 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: Elisabeth,
Are you finished reading up Luthers yet? You look very confused ! |
Please, Alpha...I am not well today! I was trying to get some brownie points of my own but it seems that AEnigma has taken them all again!!
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:06 pm |
tho, i do believe lisa knows about luther.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:07 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: tho, i do believe lisa knows about luther. |
Thank you FF...I do..but I plead temporary insanity...I am, after all, a bed amerikan.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:07 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: tho, i do believe lisa knows about luther. |
Well Lisa is a smart one, but I can't help but think that the more religious people are, the less they actually seem to know about even their OWN religion....
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:07 pm |
Quoting teaschip1:
Yes, I am but hell do you think I remember every monk there was. |
this was very good! i really had fun reading it, teas. old monks! a new vocab for me
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:08 pm |
Lisa?
Luther, the grocer at the corner....if we are very lucky
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:09 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: Quoting femme_fatal: omega
tho this is true:
The ordinary Turks did not have a sense of belonging to a ruling ethnic group. In particular, they had a confused sense of self-image. Who were they: Turks, Muslims or Ottomans? Their literature was sometimes Persian, sometimes Arabic, but always courtly and elitist. There was always a huge social and cultural distance between the Imperial centre and the Anatolian periphery. |
1. There is no such thing as an 'ordinary Turk'. They are all special.
2. Anyone who is a citizen of Turkish Republic, and is proud of it, is a Turk. |
Frankly, this is what i like about Turks.
there are patrilineal societies.
there are matrilineal societies.
and there are... turkilineal societies ))))))))
sade ve guzel
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:10 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting femme_fatal: tho, i do believe lisa knows about luther. |
Well Lisa is a smart one, but I can't help but think that the more religious people are, the less they actually seem to know about even their OWN religion.... |
the thing is that cathoics dont have a so called duty about luther, not mentioning all other old monks
you are comsics, you amerikans, thank you
im rolling all over the floor
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:11 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: I was trying to get some brownie points of my own but it seems that AEnigma has taken them all again!! |
If I collect enough 'Alpha Points' I can collect prizes!
Prices for "ladies" include:-
500 points - A new saucepan for cooking husbands dinner.
1000 points - A nice new vacuum cleaner.
1500 points - A nice sexy dress so that "hubby" wont think I have let myself go since getting married.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:12 pm |
Quoting portokal: Quoting AlphaF: Quoting femme_fatal: omega
tho this is true:
The ordinary Turks did not have a sense of belonging to a ruling ethnic group. In particular, they had a confused sense of self-image. Who were they: Turks, Muslims or Ottomans? Their literature was sometimes Persian, sometimes Arabic, but always courtly and elitist. There was always a huge social and cultural distance between the Imperial centre and the Anatolian periphery. |
1. There is no such thing as an 'ordinary Turk'. They are all special.
2. Anyone who is a citizen of Turkish Republic, and is proud of it, is a Turk. |
Frankly, this is what i like about Turks.
there are patrilineal societies.
there are matrilineal societies.
and there are... turkilineal societies ))))))))
sade ve guzel |
good point, porto this has slipped out of my attention.
but, theres no hope for omega.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:15 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: the thing is that cathoics dont have a so called duty about luther, not mentioning all other old monks
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Well true! There is no duty regarding old monks like Luther, but I was silly enough to assume
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:17 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting femme_fatal: the thing is that cathoics dont have a so called duty about luther, not mentioning all other old monks
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Well true! There is no duty regarding old monks like Luther, but I was silly enough to assume  |
no, really, this old monk thing made me really laugh!
the duty is the attendance to church
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:19 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting Elisabeth: I was trying to get some brownie points of my own but it seems that AEnigma has taken them all again!! |
If I collect enough 'Alpha Points' I can collect prizes!
Prices for "ladies" include:-
500 points - A new saucepan for cooking husbands dinner.
1000 points - A nice new vacuum cleaner.
1500 points - A nice sexy dress so that "hubby" wont think I have let myself go since getting married.
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Not very likely. The best you can get are Brownie points..Alpha points are much harder to get.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:21 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: Lisa?
Luther the grocer at the corner....if we are very lucky |
Luther the Dudu..he is a waiter...and I need to send him a cell phone. He is a Turk who hates himself.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:29 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting Elisabeth: I was trying to get some brownie points of my own but it seems that AEnigma has taken them all again!! |
If I collect enough 'Alpha Points' I can collect prizes!
Prices for "ladies" include:-
500 points - A new saucepan for cooking husbands dinner.
1000 points - A nice new vacuum cleaner.
1500 points - A nice sexy dress so that "hubby" wont think I have let myself go since getting married.
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You must be vacuuming in your sexy dress by now!
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:39 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting femme_fatal: the thing is that cathoics dont have a so called duty about luther, not mentioning all other old monks
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Well true! There is no duty regarding old monks like Luther, but I was silly enough to assume  |
no, really, this old monk thing made me really laugh!
the duty is the attendance to church  |
Hey, I had 15 years of religion class on a daily basis. What do you think I was doing during class? This was probably when old Luther was mentioned.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:48 pm |
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Hey, I had 15 years of religion class on a daily basis. What do you think I was doing during class? This was probably when old Luther was mentioned. |
Don't worry Teas...he wasn't very popular amoung Catholics. He was a lesser monk! Hehehe
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:50 pm |
Quoting teaschip1:
Hey, I had 15 years of religion class on a daily basis. What do you think I was doing during class? This was probably when old Luther was mentioned. |
tea, you made my day!
i will never forget about the old monks
i do understand your age abck then
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 07:54 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: More brownie points to AEnigma..
She does make sense, occassionally ! |
Aenigma - I think we need to take you in for a check-up, this is not good news...
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 08:46 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: Did you know that perhaps the worst enemy of Turks in history was Martin Luther? He actually wrote a special treatise to warn his fellow Chiristians against the Turkish danger and suggested ways to combat and destroy the Turks.
Very peace-loving man, he was !
In his treatise, he also noted that the Jews were just as bad. He claimed that Turks and Jews feel close to each other and both consider their own religions monoteist (single god), but secretly think Christianity is a politeist religion (with more than one god). What a shame !
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after what turks did to europe you wonder why he had such thoughts? or you may think that he was supposed to love and thank for turkish invasions?
you better think a little before you pop up with some old monks.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 08:52 pm |
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you better think a little before you pop up with some old monks. |
OMG....FF....I am on the floor, holding my sides, laughing, crying....I think it will be a long time before he pops up with a monk or a reverend for that matter!
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 09:41 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: you better think a little before you pop up with some old monks. |
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20 Nov 2007 Tue 02:22 am |
Saladin, Opponent of Crusaders
Saladin, Arabic Salah ad-Din, Muslim warrior and Ayyubid sultan of Egypt, the great opponent of the Crusaders, b. Mesopotamia, of Kurdish descent.
Gathering a large force of Muslims of various groups—but all called Saracens by the Christians—he set out to attack the Christians. Raymond of Tripoli was at first his ally, but then joined the other Crusaders, and the great battle of Hattin (near Tiberias) in 1187 found Christians matched against Muslims. Saladin won brilliantly, capturing Guy of Lusignan and Reginald of Châtillon. The city of Jerusalem also fell to him. The Third Crusade was gathered (1189) and came to the Holy Land to try to recover the Holy City. Thus it was that Richard I of England and Saladin met in the conflict that was to be celebrated in later chivalric romance. The reputation that Saladin had among the Christians for generosity and chivalry does not seem to have been a legend, and there seems no doubt that Saladin admired Richard as a worthy opponent. The Crusaders, however, failed in their purpose and succeeded only in capturing Akko. In 1192, Saladin came to agreement with the Crusaders upon the Peace of Ramla, which left the Latin Kingdom only a strip along the coast from Tyre to Yafo. The Christians were never to recover from their defeat.
http://www.allcrusades.com/CHRONOLOGICAL/chronology_an_arab_view.htm
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