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Postby Paphitis » Mon Mar 16, 2009 1:44 pm

YFred wrote:
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YFred wrote:I am glad to hear you have learnt your lesson in Chanakkale, old boy.
Now Don't do it again, you hear.


What lesson was that?

Your armed forces had three times more casualties than the Aussies and your army had the high ground!

Where was the Turkish Amy when they were outsmarted? We had dummies fighting our war and you guys were pinned down for 3 days with random fire from water drips into a bucket and connected to the trigger. Turks are so dumb.... :lol:

I see said the blind man. You have so much to learn yet. Dear boy.
If I can be of any help whatsoever do not hesitate to usk old boy.


What lesson was that?

Your armed forces had three times more casualties than the Aussies and your army had the high ground!

The Turkish Army was outsmarted? We had dummies fighting our war and you guys were pinned down for 3 days with random self fire rifles from water drips into a bucket and connected to the trigger. Turks are so dumb.... :lol:

In what became one of the classic withdrawals in military history, the ANZACs (and other allied forces elsewhere) were taken off Gallipoli. The ANZACs left over three nights (18-20 December 1915) without a single loss. A Victorian VC winner from the Boer War, Leslie Maygar, was in charge of the last 40 men left in the trenches until they too withdrew. The ANZAC trenches were empty when curious Turkish forces investigated. Because the battlefield by then had become static, with none of the tragic charges and counter-attacks taking place any longer, Colonel Kemal had already left for Constantinople (Istanbul) ten days earlier, and did not experience the final elation of the Turkish victory.

HOW THE WITHDRAWAL WAS ACCOMPLISHED

In addition to meticulous planning among allied commanders, ordinary soldiers contributed ingenuity to the various ruses that would cover the withdrawal. Among these were two versions of a self-firing rifle. These were devised by Australians to give the impression that the ANZAC trenches were still occupied even after the troops had departed. One version used two tins. One with a small hole was filled with water which dripped into the other tin. When full, the second tin fell over and fired the rifle by tugging on a string attached to the trigger. The second version involved a candle burning through rope, which then dropped a weight and fired the rifle.

Beach Cemetery, Gallipoli


http://users.vic.chariot.net.au/~ianmac/gallipol.html

That's right Y-Jocks.

The Aussies accomplished the most miraculous withdrawal in Military History. Over 100,000 troops were removed without a single casualty.

You were outsmarted.

I bet you feel stupid now... :lol:
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Postby YFred » Mon Mar 16, 2009 1:50 pm

Paphitis wrote:
YFred wrote:
Paphitis wrote:
YFred wrote:I am glad to hear you have learnt your lesson in Chanakkale, old boy.
Now Don't do it again, you hear.


What lesson was that?

Your armed forces had three times more casualties than the Aussies and your army had the high ground!

Where was the Turkish Amy when they were outsmarted? We had dummies fighting our war and you guys were pinned down for 3 days with random fire from water drips into a bucket and connected to the trigger. Turks are so dumb.... :lol:

I see said the blind man. You have so much to learn yet. Dear boy.
If I can be of any help whatsoever do not hesitate to usk old boy.


What lesson was that?

Your armed forces had three times more casualties than the Aussies and your army had the high ground!

The Turkish Army was outsmarted? We had dummies fighting our war and you guys were pinned down for 3 days with random self fire rifles from water drips into a bucket and connected to the trigger. Turks are so dumb.... :lol:

In what became one of the classic withdrawals in military history, the ANZACs (and other allied forces elsewhere) were taken off Gallipoli. The ANZACs left over three nights (18-20 December 1915) without a single loss. A Victorian VC winner from the Boer War, Leslie Maygar, was in charge of the last 40 men left in the trenches until they too withdrew. The ANZAC trenches were empty when curious Turkish forces investigated. Because the battlefield by then had become static, with none of the tragic charges and counter-attacks taking place any longer, Colonel Kemal had already left for Constantinople (Istanbul) ten days earlier, and did not experience the final elation of the Turkish victory.

HOW THE WITHDRAWAL WAS ACCOMPLISHED

In addition to meticulous planning among allied commanders, ordinary soldiers contributed ingenuity to the various ruses that would cover the withdrawal. Among these were two versions of a self-firing rifle. These were devised by Australians to give the impression that the ANZAC trenches were still occupied even after the troops had departed. One version used two tins. One with a small hole was filled with water which dripped into the other tin. When full, the second tin fell over and fired the rifle by tugging on a string attached to the trigger. The second version involved a candle burning through rope, which then dropped a weight and fired the rifle.

Beach Cemetery, Gallipoli


http://users.vic.chariot.net.au/~ianmac/gallipol.html

That's right Y-Jocks.

The Aussies accomplished the most miraculous withdrawal in Military History. Over 100,000 troops were removed without a single casualty.

You were outsmarted.

I bet you feel stupid now... :lol:

Yep, ausies are thest at withdrawls, second to our French cousins. What brave fighters.
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Postby halil » Mon Mar 16, 2009 1:50 pm

we will never be minorty in this island ..... this morning i posted information that TRNC stand at Berlin was Awarded“BEST STAND” at ITB tourism festival is delated ..... keep deleating them .... world does not in your track mates .... come to your senses .... other wise this train will go .... as long as u don't except equal power sharing in this island ... it will be too late .....
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Postby Paphitis » Mon Mar 16, 2009 1:55 pm

YFred wrote:
Paphitis wrote:
YFred wrote:
Paphitis wrote:
YFred wrote:I am glad to hear you have learnt your lesson in Chanakkale, old boy.
Now Don't do it again, you hear.


What lesson was that?

Your armed forces had three times more casualties than the Aussies and your army had the high ground!

Where was the Turkish Amy when they were outsmarted? We had dummies fighting our war and you guys were pinned down for 3 days with random fire from water drips into a bucket and connected to the trigger. Turks are so dumb.... :lol:

I see said the blind man. You have so much to learn yet. Dear boy.
If I can be of any help whatsoever do not hesitate to usk old boy.


What lesson was that?

Your armed forces had three times more casualties than the Aussies and your army had the high ground!

The Turkish Army was outsmarted? We had dummies fighting our war and you guys were pinned down for 3 days with random self fire rifles from water drips into a bucket and connected to the trigger. Turks are so dumb.... :lol:

In what became one of the classic withdrawals in military history, the ANZACs (and other allied forces elsewhere) were taken off Gallipoli. The ANZACs left over three nights (18-20 December 1915) without a single loss. A Victorian VC winner from the Boer War, Leslie Maygar, was in charge of the last 40 men left in the trenches until they too withdrew. The ANZAC trenches were empty when curious Turkish forces investigated. Because the battlefield by then had become static, with none of the tragic charges and counter-attacks taking place any longer, Colonel Kemal had already left for Constantinople (Istanbul) ten days earlier, and did not experience the final elation of the Turkish victory.

HOW THE WITHDRAWAL WAS ACCOMPLISHED

In addition to meticulous planning among allied commanders, ordinary soldiers contributed ingenuity to the various ruses that would cover the withdrawal. Among these were two versions of a self-firing rifle. These were devised by Australians to give the impression that the ANZAC trenches were still occupied even after the troops had departed. One version used two tins. One with a small hole was filled with water which dripped into the other tin. When full, the second tin fell over and fired the rifle by tugging on a string attached to the trigger. The second version involved a candle burning through rope, which then dropped a weight and fired the rifle.

Beach Cemetery, Gallipoli


http://users.vic.chariot.net.au/~ianmac/gallipol.html

That's right Y-Jocks.

The Aussies accomplished the most miraculous withdrawal in Military History. Over 100,000 troops were removed without a single casualty.

You were outsmarted.

I bet you feel stupid now... :lol:

Yep, ausies are thest at withdrawls, second to our French cousins. What brave fighters.


Why don't you ask the French, The Turkish Army, Brits, the Cretans, and the Germans how brave the Aussies were.

The mother country, Britain, relied so heavily on the Aussies and we were continuously given the toughest missions.

Australia defended Europe with a lot of success, and there are thousands of Aussies buried all over the place.

Ataturk wrote a poem about the Aussie ANZACS. You should read it because he recognised Australia's military prowess. In contrast, Aussies piss on Ataturk.. :lol:
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Postby Paphitis » Mon Mar 16, 2009 1:57 pm

halil wrote:we will never be minorty in this island ..... this morning i posted information that TRNC stand at Berlin was Awarded“BEST STAND” at ITB tourism festival is delated ..... keep deleating them .... world does not in your track mates .... come to your senses .... other wise this train will go .... as long as u don't except equal power sharing in this island ... it will be too late .....


You are already a minority in the "trnc"... :lol:
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Postby halil » Mon Mar 16, 2009 2:01 pm

Paphitis wrote:
halil wrote:we will never be minorty in this island ..... this morning i posted information that TRNC stand at Berlin was Awarded“BEST STAND” at ITB tourism festival is delated ..... keep deleating them .... world does not in your track mates .... come to your senses .... other wise this train will go .... as long as u don't except equal power sharing in this island ... it will be too late .....


You are already a minority in the "trnc"... :lol:


we will not minority of the way you are thinking .....

Turkish Cypriot founder state = Greek Cypriot founder state :lol:
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Postby boomerang » Mon Mar 16, 2009 2:04 pm

halil wrote:we will never be minorty in this island ..... this morning i posted information that TRNC stand at Berlin was Awarded“BEST STAND” at ITB tourism festival is delated ..... keep deleating them .... world does not in your track mates .... come to your senses .... other wise this train will go .... as long as u don't except equal power sharing in this island ... it will be too late .....


did you by any chance tell anyone about ethnic cleansing and colonisation...you racist hack?

You are already a miniroty in the occupied...it won't belong before you start screaming your head off in the occupied lands...

we will wait, just to tell you we told you so...you will choke on the land you are occupying one day but will be too late for you...

the deal wil be done with turkey...you have no say in this what so ever... 8)
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Postby paliometoxo » Mon Mar 16, 2009 2:04 pm

wherever the tcs are they are a minority in the turkish republic of invaded north mainland turks outnumber you more then gcs do is the south so whatver tcs do your a minority... so what.. i dont see why its such a bad thing to be a minority..

tomorrow is going to be a meeting with talat they talking about closed chapters.. and now obama and turkey they are talking about.. did anyone see the movie about obama making him out to be a bad guy? do them shows ever have anything good to say about us presidents?
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Postby boomerang » Mon Mar 16, 2009 2:05 pm

halil wrote:
Paphitis wrote:
halil wrote:we will never be minorty in this island ..... this morning i posted information that TRNC stand at Berlin was Awarded“BEST STAND” at ITB tourism festival is delated ..... keep deleating them .... world does not in your track mates .... come to your senses .... other wise this train will go .... as long as u don't except equal power sharing in this island ... it will be too late .....


You are already a minority in the "trnc"... :lol:


we will not minority of the way you are thinking .....

Turkish Cypriot founder state = Greek Cypriot founder state :lol:


time to wake up your drowning in your wet dreams... :lol:
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Postby Paphitis » Mon Mar 16, 2009 2:05 pm

halil wrote:
Paphitis wrote:
halil wrote:we will never be minorty in this island ..... this morning i posted information that TRNC stand at Berlin was Awarded“BEST STAND” at ITB tourism festival is delated ..... keep deleating them .... world does not in your track mates .... come to your senses .... other wise this train will go .... as long as u don't except equal power sharing in this island ... it will be too late .....


You are already a minority in the "trnc"... :lol:


we will not minority of the way you are thinking .....

Turkish Cypriot founder state = Greek Cypriot founder state :lol:


There will be no such thing as a GC founder state. There is only the Republic of Cyprus which was established in 1960. This is the official position of the RoC Government.
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