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[Eric dayi]

well... you can say all the bullshit that you want but one thing you can right... with Durão Barroso like UE president or other future president like him.. you will never see turkey like UE member

Turkey does not want to join the UE, little girl.

Gomesilva, welcome to the forum.

Do not be threatened by Eric. He obviously suffers from "Small Man's Syndrome" and can not sexually satisfy his own boy friend with this thumb nail manhood. That is why he calls everyone little girl this and little man that. It is more a reflection of his own inadequacies. Most people on this forum pity him and feel sorrow for his pain.

I was right to call you an ibne, you are so fascinated by "manhood" and it's size that you can't stop talking about it. No wonder it's famously known as "Greek style".

[Paphitis]

well... you can say all the bullshit that you want but one thing you can right... with Durão Barroso like UE president or other future president like him.. you will never see turkey like UE member

Turkey does not want to join the UE, little girl.

Gomesilva, welcome to the forum.

Do not be threatened by Eric. He obviously suffers from "Small Man's Syndrome" and can not sexually satisfy his own boy friend with this thumb nail manhood. That is why he calls everyone little girl this and little man that. It is more a reflection of his own inadequacies. Most people on this forum pity him and feel sorrow for his pain.

You can contribute if you like to the BEPPF (Buy Eric a Penis Pump Fund.)

I will contribute 100AUD. Well I am a humanitarian at heart.

[Paphitis]

well... you can say all the bullshit that you want but one thing you can right... with Durão Barroso like UE president or other future president like him.. you will never see turkey like UE member

Turkey does not want to join the UE, little girl.

Gomesilva, welcome to the forum.

Do not be threatened by Eric. He obviously suffers from "Small Man's Syndrome" and can not sexually satisfy his own boy friend with this thumb nail manhood. That is why he calls everyone little girl this and little man that. It is more a reflection of his own inadequacies. Most people on this forum pity him and feel sorrow for his pain.

I was right to call you an ibne, you are so fascinated by "manhood" and it's size that you can't stop talking about it. No wonder it's famously known as "Greek style".

Obviously, I must of hit a raw nerve.

You know, you can get help for your disorder.

[BirKibrisli]

Bir said:

"And assuming that I am wrong,and the balance of power changes,and Cyprus and her allies manage to "nail Turkey" as someone put it....What kind of nailing would that be???? The killing of 50 Million Turks??? Sending half back to central asia in another version of ethnic cleansing??? Do some of you guys and gals engage your brains before you open your mouths???"

It is not a question of destroying Turkey or changing its borders etc. It is simply a matter of getting Turkey to act like normal nations act. For that to happen Turkey needs to change this self image it has as the most important power in the region. Things like violating Greek air and sea space on a daily basis, bullying the Syrians over water rights, joining up with the Israelis to shove Arabs about, this is the kind of thing that is bothersome.

The goal is a nation where the chiefs of the military are selected by the government, and where the government can dismiss any military bigshot any time. When that is done the rest will follow.

There is a saying in Turkish,Nikitas,which you might know already. "A Turk's friend can only be another Turk"...This sums up the paranoid mindset which is very common in Turkey.

How many countries` citizens located close to where Turkey is, feel as you feel about national security in Australia? Turkey is situated right in the middle of the Balkans, Caucasians and the Middle-East… Three regions that have been and to an extent currently is the stage for the harshest and longest conflicts on the face of the planet.

Despite her image abroad,Turkey is really a nation of extreme self-doubt and insecurity...That is the primary reason they hang onto American skirts as if their life depends on it...

So, are the U.K., Italy and Spain nations of “extreme self-doubt and insecurity”, for “hanging on to the skirts” of U.S. in its recent intervention to Iraq (not to mention Turkey refused providing any military base use for launching offensives and troop support despite extreme pressure)? International relations are an intrigue web and with your above analysis you are only oversimplifying a selective part of it. Every country has allies, every country needs allies, and every country tries to act together with her allies. The stronger your allies are and the better you can cooperate with them the better off you are. There is nothing wrong about any of this. Nevertheless, if you had a true sense of the mindset of the people in Turkey you would know very well how resentful they are about the U.S. and its policies in the region.

I will not give you a lecture on the Turkey-USA alliance,Murataga...
I'd recommend a book though (Ozel Harp Dairesi-Turkiye'nin Gizli Tarihi- by Ecevit Kilic). It is an eye-opener,with an interesting chapter on TMT activities run by Turkey with the blessing of America...

[Eric dayi]

well... you can say all the bullshit that you want but one thing you can right... with Durão Barroso like UE president or other future president like him.. you will never see turkey like UE member

Turkey does not want to join the UE, little girl.

Gomesilva, welcome to the forum.

Do not be threatened by Eric. He obviously suffers from "Small Man's Syndrome" and can not sexually satisfy his own boy friend with this thumb nail manhood. That is why he calls everyone little girl this and little man that. It is more a reflection of his own inadequacies. Most people on this forum pity him and feel sorrow for his pain.

I was right to call you an ibne, you are so fascinated by "manhood" and it's size that you can't stop talking about it. No wonder it's famously known as "Greek style".

Obviously, I must of hit a raw nerve.

You know, you can get help for your disorder.

Obviously you have a lot of knowledge about getting help but it doesn't seem to have done you any good at all.

[Eric dayi]

Bir said:

"And assuming that I am wrong,and the balance of power changes,and Cyprus and her allies manage to "nail Turkey" as someone put it....What kind of nailing would that be???? The killing of 50 Million Turks??? Sending half back to central asia in another version of ethnic cleansing??? Do some of you guys and gals engage your brains before you open your mouths???"

It is not a question of destroying Turkey or changing its borders etc. It is simply a matter of getting Turkey to act like normal nations act. For that to happen Turkey needs to change this self image it has as the most important power in the region. Things like violating Greek air and sea space on a daily basis, bullying the Syrians over water rights, joining up with the Israelis to shove Arabs about, this is the kind of thing that is bothersome.

The goal is a nation where the chiefs of the military are selected by the government, and where the government can dismiss any military bigshot any time. When that is done the rest will follow.

There is a saying in Turkish,Nikitas,which you might know already. "A Turk's friend can only be another Turk"...This sums up the paranoid mindset which is very common in Turkey.

How many countries` citizens located close to where Turkey is, feel as you feel about national security in Australia? Turkey is situated right in the middle of the Balkans, Caucasians and the Middle-East… Three regions that have been and to an extent currently is the stage for the harshest and longest conflicts on the face of the planet.

Despite her image abroad,Turkey is really a nation of extreme self-doubt and insecurity...That is the primary reason they hang onto American skirts as if their life depends on it...

So, are the U.K., Italy and Spain nations of “extreme self-doubt and insecurity”, for “hanging on to the skirts” of U.S. in its recent intervention to Iraq (not to mention Turkey refused providing any military base use for launching offensives and troop support despite extreme pressure)? International relations are an intrigue web and with your above analysis you are only oversimplifying a selective part of it. Every country has allies, every country needs allies, and every country tries to act together with her allies. The stronger your allies are and the better you can cooperate with them the better off you are. There is nothing wrong about any of this. Nevertheless, if you had a true sense of the mindset of the people in Turkey you would know very well how resentful they are about the U.S. and its policies in the region.

I will not give you a lecture on the Turkey-USA alliance,Murataga...
I'd recommend a book though (Ozel Harp Dairesi-Turkiye'nin Gizli Tarihi- by Ecevit Kilic). It is an eye-opener,with an interesting chapter on TMT activities run by Turkey with the blessing of America...

SO?


BTW, have you ever heard the Greeks say "the only friends the Greeks have are Greeks"?

I'm sure you have but being a convert you would rather demonize the Turks you hate so much.

[Get Real!]

He called you a "pezevengi" Eric!!! Is that all you've got to say???

No GR, he called me a "peshevengi"

Do you know what "pusht" and "ibne" means GR?

Not the second one...

FYI. Ibne = passive homosexual. Comes from the Arabic meaning from 'behind'. Also to follow from behind as your son will follow behind you. As in Abdullah ibn Saud which in effect means Abdullah(the son) who came afetr Saud (his father). Complicated? Not really

I am surprised that these words are used , albeit under provocation.
Shameful.

I knew I could rely on you for all Turkish dirty words...

[Murataga]

Shah, remember the Yavuz debacle off Kos?

Not the most glorious day in the history of the Turkish navy when the flagship of the Turkish navy, the frigate Yavuz got stuck in the sandy bottom, INSIDE GREEK TERRITORIAL WATERS in Kos. The Greeks did not send the navy in, the local coast guard took over the operation of getting the Yavuz unstuck with the aid of two navy tugs. They had to unload ammunition to lighten the ship. The whole process was broadcast on Greek TV but toned down so as not to insult the seamanship of the neighbors. Turkish navy ships watched the whole thing from outside Greek territorial waters. Obviously they did not want to risk another one getting stuck.
Before you get your 100 000 soldier over to Kos you got to get them on ships that sail straight first.

As they say in Greece "silk panties should be worn by dexterous asses".

When was this?

[Tim Drayton]

Bir said:

"And assuming that I am wrong,and the balance of power changes,and Cyprus and her allies manage to "nail Turkey" as someone put it....What kind of nailing would that be???? The killing of 50 Million Turks??? Sending half back to central asia in another version of ethnic cleansing??? Do some of you guys and gals engage your brains before you open your mouths???"

It is not a question of destroying Turkey or changing its borders etc. It is simply a matter of getting Turkey to act like normal nations act. For that to happen Turkey needs to change this self image it has as the most important power in the region. Things like violating Greek air and sea space on a daily basis, bullying the Syrians over water rights, joining up with the Israelis to shove Arabs about, this is the kind of thing that is bothersome.

The goal is a nation where the chiefs of the military are selected by the government, and where the government can dismiss any military bigshot any time. When that is done the rest will follow.

There is a saying in Turkish,Nikitas,which you might know already. "A Turk's friend can only be another Turk"...This sums up the paranoid mindset which is very common in Turkey.

How many countries` citizens located close to where Turkey is, feel as you feel about national security in Australia? Turkey is situated right in the middle of the Balkans, Caucasians and the Middle-East… Three regions that have been and to an extent currently is the stage for the harshest and longest conflicts on the face of the planet.

Despite her image abroad,Turkey is really a nation of extreme self-doubt and insecurity...That is the primary reason they hang onto American skirts as if their life depends on it...

So, are the U.K., Italy and Spain nations of “extreme self-doubt and insecurity”, for “hanging on to the skirts” of U.S. in its recent intervention to Iraq (not to mention Turkey refused providing any military base use for launching offensives and troop support despite extreme pressure)? International relations are an intrigue web and with your above analysis you are only oversimplifying a selective part of it. Every country has allies, every country needs allies, and every country tries to act together with her allies. The stronger your allies are and the better you can cooperate with them the better off you are. There is nothing wrong about any of this. Nevertheless, if you had a true sense of the mindset of the people in Turkey you would know very well how resentful they are about the U.S. and its policies in the region.

I will not give you a lecture on the Turkey-USA alliance,Murataga...
I'd recommend a book though (Ozel Harp Dairesi-Turkiye'nin Gizli Tarihi- by Ecevit Kilic). It is an eye-opener,with an interesting chapter on TMT activities run by Turkey with the blessing of America...

I have bought that book, based on a previous recommendation of yours. I haven't started it yet, though.

[BirKibrisli]

Bir said:

"And assuming that I am wrong,and the balance of power changes,and Cyprus and her allies manage to "nail Turkey" as someone put it....What kind of nailing would that be???? The killing of 50 Million Turks??? Sending half back to central asia in another version of ethnic cleansing??? Do some of you guys and gals engage your brains before you open your mouths???"

It is not a question of destroying Turkey or changing its borders etc. It is simply a matter of getting Turkey to act like normal nations act. For that to happen Turkey needs to change this self image it has as the most important power in the region. Things like violating Greek air and sea space on a daily basis, bullying the Syrians over water rights, joining up with the Israelis to shove Arabs about, this is the kind of thing that is bothersome.

The goal is a nation where the chiefs of the military are selected by the government, and where the government can dismiss any military bigshot any time. When that is done the rest will follow.

There is a saying in Turkish,Nikitas,which you might know already. "A Turk's friend can only be another Turk"...This sums up the paranoid mindset which is very common in Turkey.

How many countries` citizens located close to where Turkey is, feel as you feel about national security in Australia? Turkey is situated right in the middle of the Balkans, Caucasians and the Middle-East… Three regions that have been and to an extent currently is the stage for the harshest and longest conflicts on the face of the planet.

Despite her image abroad,Turkey is really a nation of extreme self-doubt and insecurity...That is the primary reason they hang onto American skirts as if their life depends on it...

So, are the U.K., Italy and Spain nations of “extreme self-doubt and insecurity”, for “hanging on to the skirts” of U.S. in its recent intervention to Iraq (not to mention Turkey refused providing any military base use for launching offensives and troop support despite extreme pressure)? International relations are an intrigue web and with your above analysis you are only oversimplifying a selective part of it. Every country has allies, every country needs allies, and every country tries to act together with her allies. The stronger your allies are and the better you can cooperate with them the better off you are. There is nothing wrong about any of this. Nevertheless, if you had a true sense of the mindset of the people in Turkey you would know very well how resentful they are about the U.S. and its policies in the region.

I will not give you a lecture on the Turkey-USA alliance,Murataga...
I'd recommend a book though (Ozel Harp Dairesi-Turkiye'nin Gizli Tarihi- by Ecevit Kilic). It is an eye-opener,with an interesting chapter on TMT activities run by Turkey with the blessing of America...

I have bought that book, based on a previous recommendation of yours. I haven't started it yet, though.

Let me know what you think about it,Tim...