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40.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 23 Dec 2008 Tue 06:01 pm

 

Quoting tamikidakika

ok, for the sake of snowglobe, I agree with everyone here no matter what they say!{#lang_emotions_bigsmile}

 

 Awww....I knew you had a sweet side afterall!  {#lang_emotions_angel}

41.       TheAenigma
5001 posts
 23 Dec 2008 Tue 06:35 pm

 

Quoting Elisabeth

 Awww....I knew you had a sweet side afterall!  {#lang_emotions_angel}

 

 I am sure, even his sweet side is a sour as a lemon

42.       alameda
3499 posts
 23 Dec 2008 Tue 06:44 pm

 

Quoting tamikidakika

I can assure you that an average Turk has a deeper knowledge about Brazil or Canada than an average American about Turkey or Guatemala.

 

but I agree that not knowing anything about Turkey is not something embarassing.

 

 As the world gets smaller, and neighbors get closer, it behooves us to know our neighbors...and Turkey is an important neighbor. The impact of the Ottoman Empire on world events, past and present, can not be undestimated. In particular, in light of today´s events.

 

It is unfortunate that most Americans have very little knowledge about Turkey, or the rest of the world.

 

When one considers the youth of the USA, little over 200 years, and then considers the fact that many states are very new, like Alaska 1959, Hawaii 1959, one realizes it is a very young country, and as with most youth, it is still in the early developmental stages as it relates to other European countries (as well as other countries in the world) that have very long histories.

 

List of U.S. States by date of statehood

 

European countries have realized the importance of getting on with their neighbors.

43.       femmeous
2642 posts
 23 Dec 2008 Tue 07:13 pm

 

Quoting alameda

 it behooves us to know our neighbors...and Turkey is an important neighbor. The impact of the Ottoman Empire on world events, past and present, can not be undestimated. In particular, in light of today´s events.

  

 

 this is a balsam for vineyards wounded soul

44.       Melek74
1506 posts
 23 Dec 2008 Tue 07:35 pm

 

Quoting alameda

European countries have realized the importance of getting on with their neighbors.

 

Which European countries exactly do you have in mind? Are you including the Balkan states? Eastern Europe (specifically Russia)? What did you base that statement on? I´m just curious.

45.       alameda
3499 posts
 23 Dec 2008 Tue 08:10 pm

 

Quoting Melek74

Which European countries exactly do you have in mind? Are you including the Balkan states? Eastern Europe (specifically Russia)? What did you base that statement on? I´m just curious.

 

How about thousands of years cultural identity, thousands of years of continuous ethnic, cultural development and evolution?

 

Names change, but the cultural evolution continues from an identifiable homogeneous root.

 

Definition of Europe

46.       Melek74
1506 posts
 23 Dec 2008 Tue 08:36 pm

 

Quoting alameda

How about thousands of years cultural identity, thousands of years of continuous ethnic, cultural development and evolution?

 

Names change, but the cultural evolution continues from an identifiable homogeneous root.

 

definition of European

 

Oh ok, so you´re talking about culture. I understood "getting on with neighbours" as peaceful relationships (in the sense of absence of military actions/threats against one another) - in which case I would have disagreed with you. European history is hardly a history of peaceful relations between countries, including most recent years. Thanks for the clarification {#lang_emotions_flowers}

 

I couldn´t open the "definition" link, but thanks anyway. I think I know what European stands for though

47.       tamikidakika
1346 posts
 23 Dec 2008 Tue 08:59 pm

 

Quoting Melek74

 

 

I couldn´t open the "definition" link, but thanks anyway. I think I know what European stands for though

 

it stands for "white christian" basically

48.       TheAenigma
5001 posts
 23 Dec 2008 Tue 09:02 pm

 

Quoting tamikidakika

it stands for "white christian" basically

 

 Hahaha you have obviously not been to "europe" lately then! lol

49.       tamikidakika
1346 posts
 23 Dec 2008 Tue 09:03 pm

 

Quoting TheAenigma

Hahaha you have obviously not been to "europe" lately then! lol

 

lately? actually I have never been to there{#lang_emotions_bigsmile}

50.       TheAenigma
5001 posts
 23 Dec 2008 Tue 09:04 pm

 

Quoting tamikidakika

lately? actually I have never been to there{#lang_emotions_bigsmile}

 

 Well, next time you go to London you can play "spot the white christian".....it may take a few hours! lol

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