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Helicopter Crash in Turkey
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26 Mar 2009 Thu 07:17 pm |
Helicopter crashes with BBP leader on board |
A helicopter carrying five people, including Grand Unity Party (BBP) leader Muhsin Yazýcýoðlu, crashed in the central province of Kahramanmaraþ yesterday.
This is a very sad issue! And as far as i know, Muhsin Yazicioglu is a very good and valuable person who has worked for the country.
And it is irritating that they couldnt reach to the plane crash for more than 24 hours!
Hope they can reach the place as soon as possible... 
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26 Mar 2009 Thu 08:08 pm |
Helicopter crashes with BBP leader on board |
A helicopter carrying five people, including Grand Unity Party (BBP) leader Muhsin Yazýcýoðlu, crashed in the central province of Kahramanmaraþ yesterday.
This is a very sad issue! And as far as i know, Muhsin Yazicioglu is a very good and valuable person who has worked for the country.
And it is irritating that they couldnt reach to the plane crash for more than 24 hours!
Hope they can reach the place as soon as possible... 
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Are you aware that he is a fascist of all fascists with possibly blood in his hands?
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26 Mar 2009 Thu 09:18 pm |
Are you aware that he is a fascist of all fascists with possibly blood in his hands?
You really dont know what you are talking about...
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26 Mar 2009 Thu 09:22 pm |
You really dont know what you are talking about...
Are you sure about that?
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26 Mar 2009 Thu 09:26 pm |
For you, who ever thinks of his country is a fascist... So i am not playing the same game under this conditions with you...
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26 Mar 2009 Thu 09:42 pm |
For you, who ever thinks of his country is a fascist... So i am not playing the same game under this conditions with you...
He has blood in his hands Sui..What are you talking about here?
Do you accept anybody who talks about nationalistic values, as a good and valuable man by default?
He is a fascist and he has always been associated with many murders..
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26 Mar 2009 Thu 09:48 pm |
He has blood in his hands Sui..What are you talking about here?
Do you accept anybody who talks about nationalistic values, as a good and valuable man by default?
He is a fascist and he has always been associated with many murders..
The history of Turkey had always been with blood and wars and killings etc... You cant change it!! Most of things has happened before i was born maybe... but as the courts doesnt give him any punishment, i have nothing more to say...
You have your values, i have my own... and for sure, they are not the same...
He is far more valuable for me, more than these thieves ruling my country.... Who just sees the "managing" as a family company...
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26 Mar 2009 Thu 09:57 pm |
The history of Turkey had always been with blood and wars and killings etc... You cant change it!! Most of things has happened before i was born maybe... but as the courts doesnt give him any punishment, i have nothing more to say...
You have your values, i have my own... and for sure, they are not the same...
He is far more valuable for me, more than these thieves ruling my country.... Who just sees the "managing" as a family company...
I dont care if a killer committed his crime before you were born and I am sure some of his crimes were committed after the date of your birth..
A killer is a killer and a murderer is a murderer..
I am not letting anybody praising a fascist who has blood in his hands here..And I am not going to hesitate to hit any values a fascist can represent either..
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26 Mar 2009 Thu 10:36 pm |
I dont care if a killer committed his crime before you were born and I am sure some of his crimes were committed after the date of your birth..
A killer is a killer and a murderer is a murderer..
I am not letting anybody praising a fascist who has blood in his hands here..And I am not going to hesitate to hit any values a fascist can represent either..
Do you know, how the country you live in "peace" is working out??
Is it because of Democracy? Human rights? For sure because of the people who are willing to work for the sake of UK! not because of you and your taxes...
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26 Mar 2009 Thu 10:57 pm |
Do you know, how the country you live in "peace" is working out??
Is it because of Democracy? Human rights? For sure because of the people who are willing to work for the sake of UK! not because of you and your taxes...
What is this got to do with UK?
This is a guy got involved in killing young TURKISH students in 1970s to start with.
Killing of many Turkish intellects have been associated with his name. Including Hrant Dink.
What are you trying to defend here really?
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26 Mar 2009 Thu 11:20 pm |
What is this got to do with UK?
This is a guy got involved in killing young TURKISH students in 1970s to start with.
Killing of many Turkish intellects have been associated with his name. Including Hrant Dink.
What are you trying to defend here really?
I am trying to show you that, it is no different in any place of the world...
There was a fight in those years, every side was killing eachother... which was not good... my father was facing problems while going to school... What you defend as intellects and turkish students (left wing) was also about to kill my father... this is his live experience not a piece of paper to be read...
Please... where is your human love and other stuff etc... at least you could say he would deserve to live as a human bla bla... but seems that you would be happy that he could be dead in this accident...
And also my point is, i am living in a country where my own citizens blood were shed! and you are living in a country that how you survive is because of the bloods shed in other countries!!
Edited (3/26/2009) by SuiGeneris
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26 Mar 2009 Thu 11:36 pm |
This is another topic! But what i would expect from you here is to ask that, why in Turkey in this century it is that hard to reach a wreckage!
If it is that hard then the lovely government seems that they had done nothing for 8 years!!!
It was not only him there, 5 more people!!!
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26 Mar 2009 Thu 11:38 pm |
I am trying to show you that, it is no different in any place of the world...
There was a fight in those years, every side was killing eachother... which was not good... my father was facing problems while going to school... What you defend as intellects and turkish students (left wing) was also about to kill my father... this is his live experience not a piece of paper to be read...
Please... where is your human love and other stuff etc... at least you could say he would deserve to live as a human bla bla... but seems that you would be happy that he could be dead in this accident...
And also my point is, i am living in a country where my own citizens blood were shed! and you are living in a country that how you survive is because of the bloods shed in other countries!!
Of course everyside got killed..And do not tell me what is a life experience and what is reading the stories from a paper..
But how come you are coming here and defending a murderer of young students and Turkish intellects?
Am I going to be happy about his dead? Not particularly. But I am not going to deny that I wont shed a single drop of tear for him..
His face and his name always remind me blood and death..
I am still unable to understand the uk connection to a very well known fascist of Turkey to be honest..
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 12:28 am |
Of course everyside got killed..And do not tell me what is a life experience and what is reading the stories from a paper..
But how come you are coming here and defending a murderer of young students and Turkish intellects?
Am I going to be happy about his dead? Not particularly. But I am not going to deny that I wont shed a single drop of tear for him..
His face and his name always remind me blood and death..
I am still unable to understand the uk connection to a very well known fascist of Turkey to be honest..
It is so simple the relation with Uk, again you will bully as conspiracy theory but you are deadly blind to see that, the existance of the countries UK, USA etc. is based on such games towards the countries about to develop and with lots resources...
This is bare to see, easy to understand... the fascist and the guys with blood is in there!!! not in my country!!!
So you are living in a country where it is economy based on many other nations blood...
It was like this in the past, and will be continue in the future... As long as somebody with character and takes risks comes to government!!
If you have such hatred to those guys, then i am afraid you are no different than them on the contrary as you claim... But the court of the Turkey has given him no fine.
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 12:30 am |
Are you aware that he is a fascist of all fascists with possibly blood in his hands?
you cant be serious!!!
in our culture we dont talk like this after ppl. what kind of personality u have??? dont you have a heart?
God Bless him!
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 12:35 am |
you cant be serious!!!
in our culture we dont talk like this after ppl. what kind of personality u have??? dont you have a heart?
God Bless him!
Exactly what I was thinking!
I don´t know the heart of this man, and for sure thehandsom does not either.
May he rest in peace, and may his soul find mercy.
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 12:40 am |
you cant be serious!!!
in our culture we dont talk like this after ppl. what kind of personality u have??? dont you have a heart?
God Bless him!
What do you mean by that?
I have already said that I am not going to be particularly happy if he was dead. But I am not going to shed any tears either.
Do you think we should have forgot what Hitler did and respect him because he died?
Does it change the fact that he was a fascist and blood in his hands?
I wish, he lives (but it seems abit unlikely now) and he was brought to justice in courts about what he has done to Turkey and Turks..
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 12:44 am |
Exactly what I was thinking!
I don´t know the heart of this man, and for sure thehandsom does not either.
May he rest in peace, and may his soul find mercy.
it doesnt matter what is his political wiev, but he deserves respect.
nobody can know the heart of others,
but it seems this ´gay´ use everything for being populer on this site. and insult ppl who might be died.
he worked for this country...
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 12:47 am |
It is so simple the relation with Uk, again you will bully as conspiracy theory but you are deadly blind to see that, the existance of the countries UK, USA etc. is based on such games towards the countries about to develop and with lots resources...
This is bare to see, easy to understand... the fascist and the guys with blood is in there!!! not in my country!!!
So you are living in a country where it is economy based on many other nations blood...
It was like this in the past, and will be continue in the future... As long as somebody with character and takes risks comes to government!!
If you have such hatred to those guys, then i am afraid you are no different than them on the contrary as you claim... But the court of the Turkey has given him no fine.
What are you trying to say with the UK? I am still not getting it. We are talking about a Turkish guy, a fascist person whose name has been associated with the murder of TURKS..
A person whose hands stained with the blood of Turkish people..
Are you trying to say that you respect this guy?
If UK is built on blood what is it got to do with me?
Are you trying to say that, people like this guy exist in the UK as well?
well if they do, tell me if Ihave praised any fascists from the UK?
I said, I dont wish him dead. Because I would rather want to see him in the court!!
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 12:48 am |
it doesnt matter what is his political wiev, but he deserves respect.
nobody can know the heart of others,
but it seems this ´gay´ use everything for being populer on this site. and insult ppl who might be died.
he worked for this country...
That he did, and he died working for his country.....may Allah have mercy on his soul....and all of those who were with him.
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 12:50 am |
Exactly what I was thinking!
I don´t know the heart of this man, and for sure thehandsom does not either.
May he rest in peace, and may his soul find mercy.
Would you say the same thing for Hitler?
He was a killer..
He organized many many killings of TURKS and Alevis..
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 12:51 am |
That he did, and he died working for his country.....may Allah have mercy on his soul....and all of those who were with him.
He is a MURDERER GODS SAKE..
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 12:56 am |
He is a MURDERER GODS SAKE..
how do you know this??
how come u accuse someone like this?
he might be died.
and we are sorry to lose a politican like him,
u are really a heartless person!!!
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 12:56 am |
you never know intentions of those who work for the country as an ordinary citizen.I do not feel rightful to take part in a debate here guys,but I grew up in a culture that respects dead ppl no matter what they did except Hitler and Stalin -our eternal enemies.I find it strange theh and at that time feel regretful for cynic being deleted as he probably would have much to say about your reference to Hitler.Strange that you compare your compatriots to Hitler not knowing much about him and never having your relatives or country men compelled by him...anyway..just my 2 grosze....
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 01:03 am |
He is a MURDERER GODS SAKE..
Enough thehandsom....have a little grace and dignity. The man is dead and can not defend himself.
Those around him who would or could defend him are in shock. Have you ever heard of the saying, "don´t kick a man when he´s down"?
If you have such proof. why didn´t you take him to court. Instead you are here ranting against a man who has passed on and can not defend himself.
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 01:03 am |
ehhh...crying baby again...will you ever grow up? goshhh I am repeating cat´s words to me
Do you want me to reply by swearing? will it be better? Of course it should be deleted...If I swear at you it should be deleted too..
what is crying about it?
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 01:03 am |
Enough thehandsom....have a little grace and dignity. The man is dead and can not defend himself.
Those around him who would or could defend him are in shock. Have you ever heard of the saying, "don´t kick a man when he´s down"?
If you have such proof. why didn´t you take him to court. Instead you are here ranting against a man who has passed on and can not defend himself.
YOU have no idea what you are talking about..
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 01:04 am |
Are you still that Bitter? 
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 01:04 am |
This message should be deleted!!!
Are you serious.....?
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 01:06 am |
YOU have no idea what you are talking about..
You have no idea of what I know....are you a mind reader, clairvoyant?
I do know what I wrote and I stand by it.
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 01:07 am |
Of course I am serious..
he is calling me it in Turkish which means a dog...
I am sure you will join me that it should be deleted..yes?
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 01:08 am |
You have no idea of what I know....are you a mind reader, clarvoyant?
I do know what I wrote and I stand by it.
Do you know how many TURKS blood on this guys hands?
You are a murderer supporter?
Do you want me to write here all the incidents he is involved in?
Edited (3/27/2009) by thehandsom
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 01:18 am |
Of course I am serious..
he is calling me it in Turkish which means a dog...
I am sure you will join me that it should be deleted..yes?
actually, he said a little more than that.... ...but in my opinion, your talking so bad about someone who has just passed away is much worse.............it´s abominable.
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 01:22 am |
actually, he said a little more than that.... ...but in my opinion, your talking so bad about someone who has just passed away is much worse.............it´s abominable.
So you are approving his message and and his swearing that it should not be deleted?
Double face?
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 01:28 am |
So you are approving his message and and his swearing that it should not be deleted?
Double face?
........I´ll repeat...."in my opinion, your talking so bad about someone who has just passed away is much worse.............it´s abominable."
and I´ll add rather cowardly under the circumstances.
and I might add that you provoked the response. You remind me of one of those guys who taunt a bull, then when it attacks...acts all innocent and cry, it attacked me.
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 01:29 am |
Do you know how many TURKS blood on this guys hands?
You are a murderer supporter?
Do you want me to write here all the incidents he is involved in?
No.......and again no......and again no
.............but I wonder if you do indeed have irrefutable proof of such incidents?
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 01:38 am |
No.......and again no......and again no
.............but I wonder if you do indeed have irrefutable proof of such incidents?
He is a classical example of right wing nationalists colliding with the rough elements in the state.
There have been many confessions from the various criminals but he was protected by the deep state.
Even JITEM (deep state´s killing machine was protected until recently)
If those proofs were given to the court in a half way decent democracy, he would be in jail..
I can start giving the incidents attributed to him with the confessions and proofs if you like..
But you did not answer my question really..
Are you supporting the swearings because it was not against you?
Well you did SUPPORT earlier..
Edited (3/27/2009) by thehandsom
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 01:39 am |
The Great Union Party (Turkish: Büyük Birlik Partisi - BBP) is a far-right nationalist and Islamist political party in Turkey, created in January 29, 1993.[1] It is considered to be close to the Grey Wolves organization,[2] and is related to the "Alperen Ocaklarý" tendency, which operated a synthesis between Islamism and Turkish ultra-nationalism, and separated itself from the Nationalist Work Party (MÇP), the successor of MHP in July 1992.[1]
Founder Muhsin Yazýcýoðlu criticized the MHP for lack of religious convictions, thus leading to the creation of this new party. The party has been represented in the Parliament only via electoral coalitions with popular parties. At the 2002 legislative elections, the party won 1.1 % of the popular vote and no seats; in the 2007 elections Muhsin Yazýcýoðlu was elected as an independent.
Ogün Samast, the teenaged Turkish ultra-nationalist who assassinated Hrant Dink, a Turkish-Armenian journalist, is said to have links to this political party through its youth organization Alperen Ocaklarý (formerly known as Nizam-ý Alem Ocaklarý) and to the Grey Wolves.
One of the key figures in the assassination case, Yasin Hayal, is a former BBP member and his court expenses were financed by BBP authorities.
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Ultra-nationalist and islamist party? Two worst things put together... 
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 01:53 am |
The Great Union Party (Turkish: Büyük Birlik Partisi - BBP) is a far-right nationalist and Islamist political party in Turkey, created in January 29, 1993.[1] It is considered to be close to the Grey Wolves organization,[2] and is related to the "Alperen Ocaklarý" tendency, which operated a synthesis between Islamism and Turkish ultra-nationalism, and separated itself from the Nationalist Work Party (MÇP), the successor of MHP in July 1992.[1]
Founder Muhsin Yazýcýoðlu criticized the MHP for lack of religious convictions, thus leading to the creation of this new party. The party has been represented in the Parliament only via electoral coalitions with popular parties. At the 2002 legislative elections, the party won 1.1 % of the popular vote and no seats; in the 2007 elections Muhsin Yazýcýoðlu was elected as an independent.
Ogün Samast, the teenaged Turkish ultra-nationalist who assassinated Hrant Dink, a Turkish-Armenian journalist, is said to have links to this political party through its youth organization Alperen Ocaklarý (formerly known as Nizam-ý Alem Ocaklarý) and to the Grey Wolves.
One of the key figures in the assassination case, Yasin Hayal, is a former BBP member and his court expenses were financed by BBP authorities.
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Ultra-nationalist and islamist party? Two worst things put together... 
This is full of weasle words.....is said to....it is considered.....and it uses provocative terms like "far right" "Islamist" ...."ultra-nationalism"....it is hardly a neutral report.
Anyway, I did not want to get into Turkish politics...someone....in fact several...I think it´s 5 people perished in a helicopter accident. This is hardly the time to start this sort of commentary. Let people mourn!
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 02:00 am |
Are you supporting the swearings because it was not against you?
Well you did SUPPORT earlier..
I do not support swearing....but I do recognize provocatation and I find it abhorrent. This is not about me, however much you might like to divert the conversation.
It is about people who have only in a matter of hours died and having some respect.....even if you don´t like them.
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 02:43 am |
Why should anyone be expected to show respect for someone who just died if they didn´t respect what they did in their lives? If a person did not live a respectful life then they did not EARN respect...period. Demanding that someone to show respect just because someone has passed away is the epitome of hypocricy!
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 03:19 am |
Why should anyone be expected to show respect for someone who just died if they didn´t respect what they did in their lives? If a person did not live a respectful life then they did not EARN respect...period. Demanding that someone to show respect just because someone has passed away is the epitome of hypocricy!
Well girleegirl....obviously.....we have a difference of opinion. I disagree with you.....but I respect your right to have a different opinion....and you didn´t even have to earn that right. ....after you show yourself...that respect may diminish....
........but I respect death and those who mourn.
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 03:22 am |
Why should anyone be expected to show respect for someone who just died if they didn´t respect what they did in their lives? If a person did not live a respectful life then they did not EARN respect...period. Demanding that someone to show respect just because someone has passed away is the epitome of hypocricy!
GG, you comment but it is invalid as because Muhsin Yazýcýoglu was elected in the last elections, as an independent diplomat! this means from that region he took over more than %10 percent votes!
I think he was someone who was respected!
Due to the definitions given in internet! Especially in vikipedia those are filled by any person! You cant imagine how silly informations i find about people!
The questions should be asked about this event is not the character of the dead people here... BUT how come they cant find the wreckage!!! please wake up you all!!!!
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 03:34 am |
GG, you comment but it is invalid as because Muhsin Yazýcýoglu was elected in the last elections, as an independent diplomat! this means from that region he took over more than %10 percent votes!
I think he was someone who was respected!
The questions should be asked about this event is not the character of the dead people here... BUT how come they cant find the wreckage!!! please wake up you all!!!!
They still have not found the wreckage???? It is hard to find news about this here. So..the man who made the phone call has not been found either? You are quite right....why has the wreckage not been found.
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 03:50 am |
Why should anyone be expected to show respect for someone who just died if they didn´t respect what they did in their lives? If a person did not live a respectful life then they did not EARN respect...period. Demanding that someone to show respect just because someone has passed away is the epitome of hypocricy!
I completely agree with you! A person does not deserve respect just because she/he is dead! I don´t know anything about this person (although an ultra nationalist, islamic party does not sound good at all!), so I"m not commenting about him, just in general.
I grew up with similar customs of "not talking badly about the dead" and honestly, I think it´s a load of crap. People still think badly of them, and just lie to one another only because they don´t want to be talked badly about themselves after they die. That´s so much easier then actually analyzing their behavior and owning up to it! It´s hypocrisy and lies, and it´s disgusting.
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 04:19 am |
GG, you comment but it is invalid as because Muhsin Yazýcýoglu was elected in the last elections, as an independent diplomat! this means from that region he took over more than %10 percent votes!
I think he was someone who was respected!
Due to the definitions given in internet! Especially in vikipedia those are filled by any person! You cant imagine how silly informations i find about people!
The questions should be asked about this event is not the character of the dead people here... BUT how come they cant find the wreckage!!! please wake up you all!!!!
No my comment is not invalid. I don´t know a thing about this particular man. That is not my point.
I didn´t say that people can´t have respect for him....I said that someone who didn´t respect him when he was alive would be a hypocrite to feign respect because of his death.
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 04:24 am |
Well girleegirl....obviously.....we have a difference of opinion. I disagree with you.....but I respect your right to have a different opinion....and you didn´t even have to earn that right. ....after you show yourself...that respect may diminish....
........but I respect death and those who mourn.
Well alameda.....your respect me and my rights really has no impact on me whatsoever.
Yes....YOU respect death and those who morun and that is YOUR right....but you are trying to tell handsom that he has to do the same as you. Calling him abhorrent for not doing so (and yet again you don´t say anything about crude attacks except to say they were provoked). 
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 06:23 am |
It doesn´t seem as if they found the wreckage yet....
Search efforts fail to locate crashed BBP leader’s chopper
Why don´t you try reading my actual comment again:
"I do not support swearing....but I do recognize provocatation and I find it abhorrent. This is not about me, however much you might like to divert the conversation."
I was very careful to not call him abhorent....or tell him what to do.
Well alameda.....your respect me and my rights really has no impact on me whatsoever.
Yes....YOU respect death and those who morun and that is YOUR right....but you are trying to tell handsom that he has to do the same as you. Calling him abhorrent for not doing so (and yet again you don´t say anything about crude attacks except to say they were provoked). 
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 06:31 am |
They still have not found the wreckage???? It is hard to find news about this here. So..the man who made the phone call has not been found either? You are quite right....why has the wreckage not been found.
It can be very difficult to find a downed plane in rough terrain, especially in the bad weather being described. Sometimes it takes months. The uncertainty and dread must be tearing the family members to pieces.
I feel very badly about the victims of this accident. In my mind there is a constant image of the poor reporter with a broken leg who is freezing to death while waiting for help. I know nothing of the politics or history of the people in this crash and I am sad for them all. I don´t understand those who feel no sympathy or compassion for victims of an accident like this.
There was a plane crash in my city last Sunday: no survivors. Seven adults killed, seven children killed. Three families wiped out. Perhaps this has clouded my thinking on the subject.
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 07:04 am |
Why don´t you try reading my actual comment again:
"I do not support swearing....but I do recognize provocatation and I find it abhorrent. This is not about me, however much you might like to divert the conversation."
I was very careful to not call him abhorent....or tell him what to do.
Ok, so you didn´t call him abhorrent.....but let´s just see what you did call him....
........I´ll repeat...."in my opinion, your talking so bad about someone who has just passed away is much worse.............it´s abominable."
and I´ll add rather cowardly under the circumstances.
and I might add that you provoked the response. You remind me of one of those guys who taunt a bull, then when it attacks...acts all innocent and cry, it attacked me.
Ahhhh yes....abominable and cowardly.....so much better! Much more careful of you!!! 
I really have to wonder about the kind of person thinks it is more acceptable to curse and make vile comments to someone who is right here than it is to talk about someone who has died!! 
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 10:31 am |
i am surprised that some democrat and open minded members of this site can be as fascist as people they blame. i agree he must have been in court for what he did during those years but He is now freezing, dying but you still say " i dont care, he is a fascist murderer, he doesnt deserve respect just because he is dead bla bla". i think that to say he deserves to die because what he has done in the past is very inhuman. and also i wonder why dont you get so hateful when you talk about kurdish or leftist murderers. why do you get very humanist then ? and why not now? and yes in our culture we respect dead... at least while his/ her family is still crying.
Edited (3/27/2009) by chiko
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 10:35 am |
i am surprised that some democrat and open minded members of this site can be as fascist as people they blame. i agree he must have been in court for what he did during those years but He is now freezing, dying but you still say " i dont care, he is a fascist murderer, he doesnt deserve respect just because he is dead bla bla". i think that to say he deserves to die because what he has done in the past is very inhuman. and also i wonder why dont you get so hateful when you talk about kurdish or leftist murderers. why do you get very humanist then ? and why not now? and yes in our culture we respect dead... at least while his/ her family is still crying.
Very brillant chiko! I am glad to know you! Even though you are a Fenerbahce supporter 
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 10:39 am |
i am surprised that some democrat and open minded members of this site can be as fascist as people they blame. i agree he must have been in court for what he did during those years but He is now freezing, dying but you still say " i dont care, he is a fascist murderer, he doesnt deserve respect just because he is dead bla bla". i think that to say he deserves to die because what he has done in the past is very inhuman. and also i wonder why dont you get so hateful when you talk about kurdish or leftist murderers. why do you get very humanist then ? and why not now? and yes in our culture we respect dead... at least while his/ her family is still crying.
I may have missed the point here but reading through the thread I can´t see where thehandsom has said that he is glad this man is dead or dying or that he deserves to die. I thought his original post was merely disagreeing with the opinion that he was a good man deserving respect.
Edited (3/27/2009) by lady in red
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 10:42 am |
i am surprised that some democrat and open minded members of this site can be as fascist as people they blame. i agree he must have been in court for what he did during those years but He is now freezing, dying but you still say " i dont care, he is a fascist murderer, he doesnt deserve respect just because he is dead bla bla". i think that to say he deserves to die because what he has done in the past is very inhuman. and also i wonder why dont you get so hateful when you talk about kurdish or leftist murderers. why do you get very humanist then ? and why not now? and yes in our culture we respect dead... at least while his/ her family is still crying.
I would not respect him when he was alive and my level of respect wont change if he is not alive..
I have already mentioned that I am completely indifferent to this incident..
He should have taken to the court and brought to justice.
If You call me as fascist as him because I dont shed any tears for him you are welcome to. (I did not shed any tears for Abdullah Catli, I did not shed any tears for Polpot, I wont shed any tears for Kenan Evren either for example)
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 10:47 am |
i am surprised that some democrat and open minded members of this site can be as fascist as people they blame. i agree he must have been in court for what he did during those years but He is now freezing, dying but you still say " i dont care, he is a fascist murderer, he doesnt deserve respect just because he is dead bla bla". i think that to say he deserves to die because what he has done in the past is very inhuman. and also i wonder why dont you get so hateful when you talk about kurdish or leftist murderers. why do you get very humanist then ? and why not now? and yes in our culture we respect dead... at least while his/ her family is still crying.
You are very magnanimous and open minded Chiko. Be sure that the nationalists who agree with you now, will not be as humanist as you when kurdish or leftist murderers are killed. I don´t fully agree with the obligation to respect ALL dead, but I respect that it is your culture and admire your way of thinking 
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 12:50 pm |
I may have missed the point here but reading through the thread I can´t see where thehandsom has said that he is glad this man is dead or dying or that he deserves to die. I thought his original post was merely disagreeing with the opinion that he was a good man deserving respect.
wait wait he will answer!
dont be so excited when some wrote sometihg bad about him.
did he wake u up last night??? and cried u some ppl behaving him badly???
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 01:03 pm |
wait wait he will answer!
dont be so excited when some wrote sometihg bad about him.
did he wake u up last night??? and cried u some ppl behaving him badly???
Look
You are just simply ´swearing´ like a small child..
I dont think you still get how childish you look when you swear.
It is only exciting for the ones who gets the kick from swearing words..
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 03:31 pm |
It can be very difficult to find a downed plane in rough terrain, especially in the bad weather being described. Sometimes it takes months. The uncertainty and dread must be tearing the family members to pieces.
I feel very badly about the victims of this accident. In my mind there is a constant image of the poor reporter with a broken leg who is freezing to death while waiting for help. I know nothing of the politics or history of the people in this crash and I am sad for them all. I don´t understand those who feel no sympathy or compassion for victims of an accident like this.
Reports coming through that they found the wreckage 45 mins ago in a dip in very bad terrain. It has been freezing. It is too early for any news on survivors.
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 05:28 pm |
I removed some posts due to personal attacks.
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 05:47 pm |
I removed some posts due to personal attacks.
Personal attacks on TC - that must be a first 
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 05:52 pm |
Personal attacks on TC - that must be a first 
It was the first time EVER it happened in TC..
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 05:54 pm |
It was the first time EVER it happened in TC..
I think legend tells a different story!!!
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 06:03 pm |
I guess it is official now:
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish searchers found the body of the leader of a right-wing political party and the wreckage of his helicopter on Friday, two days after it crashed during election campaigning, broadcaster CNN Turk said...
http://www.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idUSTRE52Q45N20090327
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28 Mar 2009 Sat 12:36 am |
Offering my condolence, May ALLAH rest his soul.
Why should anyone be expected to show respect for someone who just died if they didn´t respect what they did in their lives? If a person did not live a respectful life then they did not EARN respect...period. Demanding that someone to show respect just because someone has passed away is the epitome of hypocricy!
Because its part of our culture just as chiko said, even if he was bad, still now DEFFÃNÃTELY is not the suitable time to pick on him and discuss his crimes !
We can do this later ´if he had crimes´ when his family´s tears gets dry
Edited (3/28/2009) by CANLI
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28 Mar 2009 Sat 12:46 am |
Offeing my condolence, May ALLAH rest his soul.
Because its part of our culture just as chiko said, even if he was bad, still now DEFFÃNÃTELY is not the suitable time to pick on him and discuss his crimes !
We can do this later ´if he had crimes´ when his family´s tears gets dry
Amin!
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28 Mar 2009 Sat 03:09 am |
Because its part of our culture just as chiko said, even if he was bad, still now DEFFÃNÃTELY is not the suitable time to pick on him and discuss his crimes !
We can do this later ´if he had crimes´ when his family´s tears gets dry
matter of perception. of course, tormenting a mourning family is not right, but we can discuss his crimes at any time we want. sorry, this is our culture!
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28 Mar 2009 Sat 03:20 am |
matter of perception. of course, tormenting a mourning family is not right, but we can discuss his crimes at any time we want. sorry, this is our culture!
Hmmmm, so you go to people´s funerals and pick on them and discuss their crimes ?
This is your culture ?!
Sui opend a thread saying that flan flan was in Helicopter crashes and the first respond he got ...´´Well, he deserved ! ´´
So that is the perception you mean ?
Well.... good to know !
Helicopter crashes with BBP leader on board |
A helicopter carrying five people, including Grand Unity Party (BBP) leader Muhsin Yazýcýoðlu, crashed in the central province of Kahramanmaraþ yesterday.
This is a very sad issue! And as far as i know, Muhsin Yazicioglu is a very good and valuable person who has worked for the country.
And it is irritating that they couldnt reach to the plane crash for more than 24 hours!
Hope they can reach the place as soon as possible... 
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Edited (3/28/2009) by CANLI
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28 Mar 2009 Sat 04:07 am |
Hmmmm, so you go to people´s funerals and pick on them and discuss their crimes ?
This is your culture ?!
Sui opend a thread saying that flan flan was in Helicopter crashes and the first respond he got ...´´Well, he deserved ! ´´
So that is the perception you mean ?
Well.... good to know !
Did Anybody say "he deserved that"?
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28 Mar 2009 Sat 04:40 am |
Hmmmm, so you go to people´s funerals and pick on them and discuss their crimes ?
This is your culture ?!
Are we at his funeral???
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28 Mar 2009 Sat 06:07 am |
Did Anybody say "he deserved that"?
Edited (3/28/2009) by CANLI
[Deleted my reply]
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28 Mar 2009 Sat 06:24 am |
à have replied to both handsom and your posts but deleted them after taking a look at the thread.
à dont think its appropriate to talk about culture differences or who said what and how in this thread ´in my opinion´
So im sorry for debating it.
Edited (3/28/2009) by CANLI
Edited (3/28/2009) by CANLI
Edited (3/28/2009) by CANLI
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28 Mar 2009 Sat 06:50 am |
Helicopter crashes with BBP leader on board |
A helicopter carrying five people, including Grand Unity Party (BBP) leader Muhsin Yazýcýoðlu, crashed in the central province of Kahramanmaraþ yesterday.
This is a very sad issue! And as far as i know, Muhsin Yazicioglu is a very good and valuable person who has worked for the country.
And it is irritating that they couldnt reach to the plane crash for more than 24 hours!
Hope they can reach the place as soon as possible... 
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Have my sympathy again and im sorry for your loss .
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28 Mar 2009 Sat 06:53 am |
Even if he was behind those killings, if someone passed away we should just hope God forgives him and bless his soul. Why should one prefers that he lives and be trialed in court.. what justice is there in the courts today? Let God be the judge. It is not about culture.. it is only human to feel compassion for the dead. Our turn will come someday.
Anyway shouldnt be too hard on thehandsome lol.. it´s just a natural reaction to the death of someone. who in his opinion, was a traitor..not like he is rejoicing over his death right?.. like how some people rejoiced over Saddam´s execution...or when the shoe hit President Bush lol
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28 Mar 2009 Sat 02:43 pm |
Even if he was behind those killings, if someone passed away we should just hope God forgives him and bless his soul. Why should one prefers that he lives and be trialed in court.. what justice is there in the courts today? Let God be the judge. It is not about culture.. it is only human to feel compassion for the dead. Our turn will come someday.
Anyway shouldnt be too hard on thehandsome lol.. it´s just a natural reaction to the death of someone. who in his opinion, was a traitor..not like he is rejoicing over his death right?.. like how some people rejoiced over Saddam´s execution...or when the shoe hit President Bush lol
This is nothing to do with cultural differences..
I was not sorry and I did not shed a single drop of tear when Muhsin Yazicioglu´s dear friend, his comrade Abdullah Catli died either.
I would not blame a Chilean person who did not feel sorry when Pinochet died either.
(btw..´not feeling sorry does NOT mean you are happy and jumping up and down with joy´ )
And of course, I am sure somebody can come up and say that ´he is dead now and Offering my condolence, May ALLAH rest his soul.´ and some one may come with ´amin´.
He had involvements with kahramanmaras massacare in 1978 -Turkish- (hundreds were killed women-childeren included ).. (btw..this massacre is just ´one´ example of many of his involvements)
There is a saying in Turkish it is said as ´Kan cagirirmis´ which can be translated as ´the blood always calls you back´.
And curiously he died in Kahraman Maras.
Edited (3/28/2009) by thehandsom
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30 Mar 2009 Mon 01:39 pm |
Why should anyone be expected to show respect for someone who just died if they didn´t respect what they did in their lives? If a person did not live a respectful life then they did not EARN respect...period. Demanding that someone to show respect just because someone has passed away is the epitome of hypocricy!
mwaah 
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30 Mar 2009 Mon 01:41 pm |
I completely agree with you! A person does not deserve respect just because she/he is dead! I don´t know anything about this person (although an ultra nationalist, islamic party does not sound good at all!), so I"m not commenting about him, just in general.
I grew up with similar customs of "not talking badly about the dead" and honestly, I think it´s a load of crap. People still think badly of them, and just lie to one another only because they don´t want to be talked badly about themselves after they die. That´s so much easier then actually analyzing their behavior and owning up to it! It´s hypocrisy and lies, and it´s disgusting.
+1
me too grew up with this crap.
no matter dead or living, truth must be said.
i always hated being silenced with so many stupid customs.
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