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Revised NATIONALIST MANIFESTO
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1.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 25 Jan 2008 Fri 02:05 pm

Revised to include a special item on dudus....



For us, fiercely moustached Turkish Nationalists (not to be confused with racists), life is simple...

1. Anyone who is telling Turks that Ataturk's time is over, his pictures should be removed from display and he should be forgotten,
2. Anyone who says Ataturk's revolutions were works of a dictator, not necessarily according to public wishes,
3. Anyone who advocates that Turks should go back to their Ottoman roots, ie. use Ottoman language, adopt Ottoman dress code etc.
4. Anyone who says being the free citizen of a republic and the follower of a religious belief are two concepts in competition, and Turks should obviously prefer the latter,
5. Anyone who preaches that the people in Turkia are from different ethnic groups, and that they should be allowed to separate themselves from the unity...like small pebbles from a mozaic. PKK supportes.
6. Any coward (ablebodied, male citizen) who flees the country, when it is his turn to serve in the Army,
7. Anyone who suggests that Turkia should stop being a nation-state and becomes a part of the merry Global crowd,
8. Anyone who preaches EU is the only life saving option open to Turkia and strives for membership - even at the cost of national soveregnity and pride,
9. Anyone trying to sell a different religion to Turkish citizens; missionaries of all kinds, operating under veils,
10. Anyone who supports those who intend to replace the current democratic and secular republic with an Islamic mode of government (whether of fundamentalist, or soft kind),
11. Anyone who fancies himself to be ethnically of pure Turkish blood, hence imagines that he is superior to all other etnic citizen groups in Turkia, or that he is a better patriot,
12. Anyone who likes to sing false songs about Armenian misfortunes, but demands a down payment of 14 billion dollars to start discussing realities in historical terms,
13. Any creep who approaches love stricken Western Ladies with intentions to cheat them out of their money, telephones, laptops or gold ear rings, whatever (dudu),

is not our friend....

2.       MrX67
2540 posts
 25 Jan 2008 Fri 02:11 pm

14-who looking at life with ''blinkers'' is not our friend 15-who says ''there are not others only me and my realities'' is not our friend......

3.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 25 Jan 2008 Fri 02:20 pm

Which item(s) of the Manifesto disturbs you?

4.       azade
1606 posts
 25 Jan 2008 Fri 02:38 pm

Alpha seeing you is like looking at a piece of history, "politicAL (edit, ehem) views of the previous century, protecting the homeland?".

Are you denying that we live in a globalized world?

5.       catwoman
8933 posts
 25 Jan 2008 Fri 02:44 pm

Quoting azade:

Alpha seeing you is like looking at a piece of history, "politic views of the previous century, protecting the homeland?".


+100000000000 lol lol lol

6.       MrX67
2540 posts
 25 Jan 2008 Fri 04:23 pm

Quoting AlphaF:

Which item(s) of the Manifesto disturbs you?

its not easy to fix problems with strong nationalist ideas,and we have to look at events a bit more objective criterions (away from ideological dogmas) for set a real world peace...

7.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 25 Jan 2008 Fri 09:53 pm

Global world, yes.
But not as led by neocons.

Stop talking in vague sentences...I would appreciate if I knew which items of my manifesto is disturbing to Turks of different opinions.......

8.       MrX67
2540 posts
 25 Jan 2008 Fri 11:39 pm

Quoting AlphaF:

Global world, yes.
But not as led by neocons.

Stop talking in vague sentences...I would appreciate if I knew which items of my manifesto is disturbing to Turks of different opinions.......

first why did you need this manifesto ?and second this manifesto full with oppositeness? nationalism or globalism,localness or universalism not clear on this manifesto??So i believe a ''Humanist Manifesto'' would be better then a nationalist manifesto,isn't it?

9.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 26 Jan 2008 Sat 01:00 am

My manifesto, though seems light hearted and though may be objectionable to some, clearly adresses most major issues in Turkia today...without any uncertain statements and leaving no doubt to my philosopy.

Do not bother writing insincere remarks, asking peanut questions - unless you have the heart for it.

What do you want? A full doctorate course?
Are you ashamed or scared to say what you think?...You probably are!..

10.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 26 Jan 2008 Sat 01:04 am

Quoting AlphaF:

1. Anyone who is telling Turks that Ataturk's time is over, his pictures should be removed from display and he should be forgotten



OK I am a bit short of time, but, dear partner, I would like to take issue with Number 1 in your list for now

Few deny what a great man Ataturk was, but I hate to break the news to you but Ataturk's time IS over, by the simple fact that he has been DEAD for decades!!!!!

Instead of worshiping this man like a God, why don't you encourage a political culture where a similar man could continue with his achievements?

Iyi geceler - I have a nice bottle of wine and good friends waiting

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