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[Get Real!]

So tell us Bilako... have you setup the lovely desktop background that unkie GR has gifted you?

How you nothing to say about Canakkele and fighting at the front against the Turks . Are you the second reincarnation of Grivas?

Where on earth is "Canakkele"? What makes you guys think we know what places you're talking about when Turkey has suddenly changed centuries' old names?

If you want to learn about Galipoli, you can read all about it right here.

http://www.awm.gov.au/encyclopedia/gallipoli/

I had no idea they were talking about Gallipoli... why couldn't they just say so?

Btw, I though Gallipoli in Turkish was "Galipolu" or something like that and not "Canakkele"!

[shahmaran]

How so DT?

Well you class the 2 battles as a success when it was the Ottomans who fought them not Turkey.

Both battles were fought by Ataturk, how is that the Ottoman Empire?

The Empire was pretty much all lost in the Balkan wars by then.

The Ottoman empire was until 1923 wasn't it? Thats when those victories happened...8 years beore the collapse of the Ottoman Empire.

1923 is when the Turkish Republic was declared, the Ottoman Empire was at a fall long before that so yes it was the last remains of the "Ottoman Empire" ill give you that, but the brains behind the army was Ataturk and not some cheese ball Sultan.

[Get Real!]

How so DT?

Well you class the 2 battles as a success when it was the Ottomans who fought them not Turkey.

Both battles were fought by Ataturk, how is that the Ottoman Empire?

The Empire was pretty much all lost in the Balkan wars by then.

The Ottoman empire was until 1923 wasn't it? Thats when those victories happened...8 years beore the collapse of the Ottoman Empire.

1923 is when the Turkish Republic was declared, the Ottoman Empire was at a fall long before that so yes it was the last remains of the "Ottoman Empire" ill give you that, but the brains behind the army was Ataturk and not some cheese ball Sultan.

Shah, if you've studied the Greko-Turkish war (1919..21) you'll discover that the Russians saved you arse from being called "Nicos" today...

[shahmaran]

So tell us Bilako... have you setup the lovely desktop background that unkie GR has gifted you?

How you nothing to say about Canakkele and fighting at the front against the Turks . Are you the second reincarnation of Grivas?

Where on earth is "Canakkele"? What makes you guys think we know what places you're talking about when Turkey has suddenly changed centuries' old names?

If you want to learn about Galipoli, you can read all about it right here.

http://www.awm.gov.au/encyclopedia/gallipoli/

I had no idea they were talking about Gallipoli... why couldn't they just say so?

Btw, I though Gallipoli in Turkish was "Galipolu" or something like that and not "Canakkele"!

Its Gelibolu and its a part of the Çanakkale peninsula, the event is known as the Çanakkale Battle to us.

[Get Real!]

Btw, I though Gallipoli in Turkish was "Galipolu" or something like that and not "Canakkele"!

Its Gelibolu and its a part of the Çanakkale peninsula, the event is known as the Çanakkale Battle to us.

Oh right... Nicos!

[shahmaran]

How so DT?

Well you class the 2 battles as a success when it was the Ottomans who fought them not Turkey.

Both battles were fought by Ataturk, how is that the Ottoman Empire?

The Empire was pretty much all lost in the Balkan wars by then.

The Ottoman empire was until 1923 wasn't it? Thats when those victories happened...8 years beore the collapse of the Ottoman Empire.

1923 is when the Turkish Republic was declared, the Ottoman Empire was at a fall long before that so yes it was the last remains of the "Ottoman Empire" ill give you that, but the brains behind the army was Ataturk and not some cheese ball Sultan.

Shah, if you've studied the Greko-Turkish war (1919..21) you'll discover that the Russians saved you arse from being called "Nicos" today...

I have studied it as a matter of fact and no they haven't exactly "saved our asses" but yes they were a part of the strategy Turkey followed to fight you people. It was mainly for arms smuggling since they didn't even have an army to begin with.

[Simon]

[Get Real!]

I have studied it as a matter of fact and no they haven't exactly "saved our asses" but yes they were a part of the strategy Turkey followed to fight you people. It was mainly for arms smuggling since they didn't even have an army to begin with.

So, how does it feel that you were "almost" a Nicos and would've been wearing those pointy shoes today with the fluffy red bobbin...

[shahmaran]

I have studied it as a matter of fact and no they haven't exactly "saved our asses" but yes they were a part of the strategy Turkey followed to fight you people. It was mainly for arms smuggling since they didn't even have an army to begin with.

So, how does it feel that you were "almost" a Nicos and would've been wearing those pointy shoes today with the fluffy red bobbin...

Well you tell me how does a fat Turkish cock feels up your arse and ill tell you how it feels to "almost" being called Nicos

I mean how sad can you get to actually try and feel good about "almost" beating us, that's pretty low GR, come on

[bilako22]

I have studied it as a matter of fact and no they haven't exactly "saved our asses" but yes they were a part of the strategy Turkey followed to fight you people. It was mainly for arms smuggling since they didn't even have an army to begin with.

So, how does it feel that you were "almost" a Nicos and would've been wearing those pointy shoes today with the fluffy red bobbin...

Well you tell me how does a fat Turkish cock feels up your arse and ill tell you how it feels to "almost" being called Nicos

I mean how sad can you get to actually try and feel good about "almost" beating us, that's pretty low GR, come on

Almost equals Greeks invading Turkey , losing the war , and then losing vast tracts of Greek populated lands in Turkey . Any similarities to 1974 events?