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[Bill]

What beautiful young ladies ~

I wish I was 40 years younger

Bill

I suggest you keep your thoughts to yourself. If their brothers read your mind (I agree with you though) you are dead meat!

At my age it wouldn't matter and at least I would die happy ~ very happy

Bill

[shahmaran]

Funny isn't it, the smaller ethnic groups in Turkey are rebels and terrorists but in Cyprus they are victims. The words "double standards" "hypocrisy" and "pot kettle and black" spring to mind.

Yes the world works in mysterious ways doesnt it

Either everyone fights for their freedom/land or no one does, you cant only shout foul when Turks go for it, that's where the REAL double standard lies at.

So if the Kurds have a right then so do the TC's, dont you think so?

[denizaksulu]

What beautiful young ladies ~

I wish I was 40 years younger

Bill

I suggest you keep your thoughts to yourself. If their brothers read your mind (I agree with you though) you are dead meat!

At my age it wouldn't matter and at least I would die happy ~ very happy

Bill

Age doesnt matter my friend. We are talking 'Kurds' here. I visited Cyprus after they began arriving on the island. Near Kythrea I saw a group of ladies walking towards the village. I noticed their traditional clothes and guessed they were from Turkey. I said hello (in Turkish) and asked where they came from. They spoke in a tongue I did not recognise. It took me a while to realise that they were the Mountain Turks (Kurds). They hurried away as if they had seen Gabriel (Azrail).
On returning to my family and reporting on my exchange of words, they told me that I was lucky to be alive. That my presence there was indicative that their menfolk did not see me, and that I should think before I talk to strangers again. Oh well. You learn something every day. Beware of the people in your own country. Damn it (sorry Admin.)

What is happening to my country?

Regards

[Jerry]

Funny isn't it, the smaller ethnic groups in Turkey are rebels and terrorists but in Cyprus they are victims. The words "double standards" "hypocrisy" and "pot kettle and black" spring to mind.

Yes the world works in mysterious ways doesnt it

Either everyone fights for their freedom/land or no one does, you cant only shout foul when Turks go for it, that's where the REAL double standard lies at.

So if the Kurds have a right then so do the TC's, dont you think so?

So, why don't you let the Kurds have what the you want the TCs to have ?

[Dîrî]

HERE ARE THE GIRLS WITH THEIR DRAWING:



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Oh Now I see...That wasn't really a political statement and those girls are a bit older than you first made them out to be...How many colors are there in a rainbow again Contrived would be a good word..

Those are 11-13 year old girls... And the SOURCE is in TURKISH - so you go ahead and READ your own MILLIYET newspaper...

[Dîrî]

Diri,
are you a Kurd "born and bred" in Turkey or from elsewhere ?

Thank GOD I was raised elsewhere - a place where I have had the privilage of 13 years of Kurdish education in STATE SCHOOL - 3 hours a week - and where I have the freedom of expression: including the right to hurl insults and offenses at the KING and QUEEN of this country - without being prosecuted nor imprisoned for it...

I am from Colemêrg - a Kurdish province which has been divided between Turkey, Iran and Iraq.

It is the extend version of what the Turks call "Hakkari".

I was born there - but as mentioned - grew up in Europe...

But all the same - I'm no stranger to Turkey, to say the least...

[Dîrî]

I love the all "we are the innocent persecuted Kurds who all we want to do is use our colors in stupid little drawings but mighty evil Turkey wont let us" attitude, what about the 40,000 dead people, is that how you justify it?

The Kurds killed all of these 40,000 ?

Turkey destroyed 3000 (?) Kurdish villages without killing a single Kurd ?

Hasn't Turkey killed 10s of thousands of Kurds since "The Great Backstabbing" of 1923 ?

Ocalan started PKK in 1970s, right ?

Dersim massacre was in late 1930s, right ?

28 uprisings - that's the number...

The Şirnex massacre (using chemical bombs) - the Amed massacre - the Ararat massacre - and so on and so forth - they've razed about DOUBLE the number of villages you mentioned - there is a list somewhere online - I will try to find it...

The Tigris and Euphrates were RED with BLOOD several times during the last 80 years...

The Dersîm massacre, the most infamous of them all - resulted in not only ethnocide of the natives - but the effective genocide of the people in the area...

[Dîrî]

What beautiful young ladies ~

I wish I was 40 years younger

Bill

I suggest you keep your thoughts to yourself. If their brothers read your mind (I agree with you though) you are dead meat!

Uzakdan cekdiler bu resimi da o yuzden size oyle gelir....yakindan cekseidiler biyikdan goremeycekdiniz hicbirseyi....

Sorry I couldn't resist....

Haklisin. Koyu derili insanlarda dudak ustu killar daha da belirli oluyor. Yegenlerim de oyle, fakat yegenlerim Kurt degil.

Sorry I couldnt resist either.

Selamlar

(only talking about bodily hair. Dont panic!)

You're calling Kurds for "Dark"??? Do you know what a REAL Turk looks like?

And I ain't talking about Turkey Turks - as we all know they are mostly of Greek, Kurdish, Armenian, Assyrian and Balkan/Caucasian genes...

[Dîrî]

Hahaha and not to mention the ironed hair and the unnecessarily extreme make up, while trying to pull of some folk dance moves on high heels, they look more like a sad attempt of a show off with western wannabe outfits fusion with weird "traditional" clothes, in reality they are far from looking traditional, or maybe that is the actual Kurdish tradition who knows. Also is she waving an Italian flag in her hand?
Diri are you any of these fine young ladies in the photo by any chance?

Judging by the people in the back i am assuming this somewhere in Europe?

Is that too many questions? Im sorry

1) Those ARE traditional Kurdish clothes...
2) She is waving the Kurdish flag:


3) No - I am not...
4) This is in Sweden...
5) No - you hardly asked any - you were more busy spreading prejudice...

Here are some Kurdish girls:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqtfoUofgYw

[phoenix]

Hahaha and not to mention the ironed hair and the unnecessarily extreme make up, while trying to pull of some folk dance moves on high heels, they look more like a sad attempt of a show off with western wannabe outfits fusion with weird "traditional" clothes, in reality they are far from looking traditional, or maybe that is the actual Kurdish tradition who knows. Also is she waving an Italian flag in her hand?
Diri are you any of these fine young ladies in the photo by any chance?

Judging by the people in the back i am assuming this somewhere in Europe?

Is that too many questions? Im sorry

1) Those ARE traditional Kurdish clothes...
2) She is waving the Kurdish flag:


3) No - I am not...
4) This is in Sweden...
5) No - you hardly asked any - you were more busy spreading prejudice...

Here are some Kurdish girls:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqtfoUofgYw

Diri
Does the sun in the centre have anything to do with the Vergina star (or sun) of Alexander the Great of Macedonia?

(I can't count how many points it has because it is waving around. The Vergina Star has 16 though.)