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Thread: Welcome to Kurdistan

831.       armegon
1872 posts
 24 Feb 2009 Tue 06:09 am

 

Quoting cynicmystic

Becasue I will perhaps get attacked; receive hate mail; be called a nationalist patriotic pig brainwashed in rhetoric and all else that comes with being logical. I just wrote it in handsom´s thread so that people could actually have something that is worthy of reading other than newspaper articles... But, thanks anyway man. I appreciate it.

 

 

 

 Ohh i forgot this , no need to thanks mate, actually i appreciate your effort, yes that name callings are high possibility, but you should accommodate with this name calling, i did

 



Thread: Welcome to Kurdistan

832.       armegon
1872 posts
 24 Feb 2009 Tue 05:57 am

Actually this Kurdish politician should first learn to interpret law and nationalism of Turkey, it says the ones who are bounded the Turkish state with citizenship, is Turk. This has nothing to do with ethnicity. For example a Brasilian who has eligible to get Turkish citizenship and want to be a Turkish citizen, after then he also called Turk officially by Turkish state. What do you expect from Türkiye to call him? Brasilian? Isnt this divisiveness between Turkey’s citizens?

 

Quoting thehandsom

 Below is a paragraph from a kurdish politician :

 

"In the constitution it says that ‘everyone bound to the Turkish state through the bond of citizenship is a Turk’. According to official explanations, this sentence defines Turkish society and not an ethnic group. However, this is not true. The statements, practices and laws of the founders of Turkey show that this sentence refers to Turkish ethnicity. If this article is not changed, we cannot talk of a solution of the Kurdish issue."

 

 

 

 



Thread: Welcome to Kurdistan

833.       armegon
1872 posts
 24 Feb 2009 Tue 04:27 am

 

Quoting thehandsom

 And I am sure Canli wont bother to delete this message either..

 

 

I dont understand why you only request this from CANLI, TC has six moderators following this section like libralady, Sui, lady in Red.  Was only CANLI online at that time? Did you send pm’s to the other moderators? Apparently, there has been a continuing injustice campaign against CANLI directed by gang members ,  i think she tries her best as a moderator...



Thread: Welcome to Kurdistan

834.       armegon
1872 posts
 24 Feb 2009 Tue 03:42 am

 

Quoting TheAenigma

 

 

Great!  So Kurds are Turks too eh?

 

 No, simply because they want to say they are Kurds



Thread: Welcome to Kurdistan

835.       armegon
1872 posts
 24 Feb 2009 Tue 03:41 am

 

Quoting TheJanissary

Angels of Thehansom or should I say harem

 

lol as far as i remember he confessed his harem had blown up, perhaps he established new harem then...



Thread: Welcome to Kurdistan

836.       armegon
1872 posts
 24 Feb 2009 Tue 03:14 am

It is known the Turkish MIT is under the affect of CIA or used by CIA, this is not new, it has been happening since Turkey entered NATO. This also includes some parts of army, thats because today they are trying to refine or trying to defame some generals who openly declare that they are against the NATO. 

 

Quoting cynicmystic

It is not the government officials directly funding or supporting. It is the secret service and the intelligence.

 

 



Edited (2/24/2009) by armegon



Thread: A Striking Poll About Turks!

837.       armegon
1872 posts
 24 Feb 2009 Tue 03:02 am

Nobody responded to this. I think the journal or interpreter aim to direct people intenionally. This has nothing to do with xenophobia. By the way whats the percentage of people who expressed their fears, all has percentage but this one is evaded only by “many”, if six thousand people have fear then we have a big problem...

 

In addition i really want to hear a poll done in European countries if they have xenophobia especially against Turks.  Perhaps cynicmystic can answer this as he had travelled many countries in Europe how they view Turks.

 

Other ones should be at least 47%, thats why today Turkey has a facist government like AKP and thats why Turks havent found any righteous leader throughout the Republic history yet, so it seems democracy is too much for Turkey, we need sharia or dictatorship and i hope AKP will provide this as US and EU supports them. I can understand US, its their politics, they support every obiedent so-called muslim leaders all over the world because these are good slaves, also good at deceiving people with religion and keep them sleep, like Saudi for example...

 

Quoting cynicmystic

 How exactly is the opinion of 73% being against foreigners owning land & property in Turkey interpreted as xenophobia anyway?   

 

 



Edited (2/24/2009) by armegon
Edited (2/24/2009) by armegon



Thread: Welcome to Kurdistan

838.       armegon
1872 posts
 22 Feb 2009 Sun 04:09 am

By the way great writing cynicmystic, describes many of the points, thanks, why dont you post this also on your coloumn?

Quoting cynicmystic

 

I just want to share some of my thoughts on the establishment of a Kurdistan, and some of the possible intentions that may lurk behind such an idea.

 

True, the idea of establishing a new country called Kurdistan, which will supposedly include southeastern Turkey, parts of Iran and Iraq, has been around for a while. But, on the contrary to your suggestion, this idea has nothing to do with the thoughtful & benevolent sentiments about giving ´landless people´ their land that they can call their own in the name of justice or fairness. The Kurdish issue, as well as the Armenian issue, has always been political tools designed, implemented and propogated by Western countries. Depending on the specific geopolitical circumstances of each time period, the Kurdish & Armenian cards are played by the big players, such as the US, Germany, France, and the UK, for the sole purpose of protecting their vested interests in the region. The involvement of Germany & the UK in funding & arming the PKK, and escalating violence in Turkey is well known.  

Whether the Turkish army reacted the right way or not to these externally imposed challenges is debatable. However, the real cuplrits behind this state-sponsored terrorism were Germany & the UK, not really Turkey. I have always felt that the Turkish army should have been smarter and have employed different tactics to deal with the problem. For over a decade, over one third of the government´s revenues went into dropping bombs on its own land and people. The Turkish army literally shot itself in the foot.

 

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Edited (2/22/2009) by armegon



Thread: Welcome to Kurdistan

839.       armegon
1872 posts
 22 Feb 2009 Sun 03:39 am

 

Quoting thehandsom

 

tami tami..

It is a historical document..

British does not refer to ethnicity the way you know it in the uk..

Even the PM G Brown is trying to figure out what british is..

So sorry but keep sucking your thumb and make sure it down not get all wrinkly..

 

 

 Yeah, the only ethnic word in the world is Turk lol



Thread: Welcome to Kurdistan

840.       armegon
1872 posts
 22 Feb 2009 Sun 03:38 am

thehandsom you are lacking of understanding as usual, what i said read carefully, the articles which you here usually post from Zaman and its puppets adore sharia, thats what i pointed out. Do you have reading? I didnt live among you, i lived among those fethullah supporters and witnessed their real face.  I dont care if you adore sharia or not. I just showed their mentality, and it seems to me you like it very much. Do you remember the honest girl which she said she dont like Atatürk in the program teketek? Her husband lost his job, these AKP puppets fired her husband. And you remember the “çakma liberal” girls there , nothing happened to them because they were sneaky, i just portray you like those çakma liberals and portray chiko as pawn.  I think nothing wrong with it , i dont need to show any post of you that belittle Atatürk actually your posts tell everything

 

 

Quoting thehandsom

 

 

lol

Well..where did you see any single word in my posts which praises fethullah? On the contrary, i have always thought that the guy is a sneak like person..

And me adoring sheria? show me one word in any of the posts from me..are you sure of that? (I have been accused of being many things but a sheria supporter is the first..My warmest conguratulations to you )

and you lived amongs us? and we did not notice you? lol

And also show me if you can where i said anything to belittle Ataturk..can you?

you are quite funny tonight..

 

 

 



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