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[growuptcs]

Does anyone here believe that after these gate-keepers go down, the Cyprus problem will be solved and the zans, and vp's crocodile tears will finally end?

[Get Real!]

Err... no! (sorry)

[doesntmatter]

Does anyone here believe that after these gate-keepers go down, the Cyprus problem will be solved and the zans, and vp's crocodile tears will finally end?

Do you believe it?

[growuptcs]

doesntmatter:
Do you believe it?

Yes, I do, because we covered every anomaly but the wizard of oz.

[insan]

no. it's irrelevant with Ergenokon issue ;d

[doesntmatter]

doesntmatter:
Do you believe it?

Yes, I do, because we covered every anomaly but the wizard of oz.

Get the DVD and watch it.

Ok, what makes you think that solving the Ergnokon will also solve the "CypProb"?

[samarkeolog]

doesntmatter:
Do you believe it?

Yes, I do, because we covered every anomaly but the wizard of oz.

Get the DVD and watch it.

Ok, what makes you think that solving the Ergnokon will also solve the "CypProb"?

If the Turkish Deep State were the only problem in Cyprus (which it isn't), Ergenekon is not the only deep state structure in Turkey. So, no, closing Ergenekon wouldn't solve anything in Cyprus.

[growuptcs]

Excuse my ignorance for thinking they hold the baton.

[samarkeolog]

Excuse my ignorance for thinking they hold the baton.

Ergenekon are important. I'm just saying, there are lots of problems. There have even been fights over the drugs trade between different Turkish security services.

[growuptcs]

Then obviously they're involved with drug trafficking, which all makes sense with why they are so corrupt and such a secret organization. What puzzles me is why do the hardworking citizens stick up for a corrupt few instead of just keeping silent? Maybe its because theres no one left uncorrupted.