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Re: First Turkish sellout...tcs next

Postby boomerang » Mon Apr 27, 2009 1:43 am

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boomerang wrote:
insan wrote:
boomerang wrote:
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Azerbaijan Increases Natural Gas Prices to Turkey

In a protest to Turkey's movement to open its borders and normalize it's relations with Armenia, Azerbaijan has decided to increase the price of natural gas it has been selling to Turkey.


In the last few weeks, especially after Obama's visit to Turkey, the Turkish government has been pushing forward to re-open its borders to Armenia, which had been closed in the early 90s. They have also sent a delegate to Yerevan to engage in diplomacy so that the two nations can normalize their shaky relations. This had drawn large protests from Azerbaijan. The people of Azerbaijan and the Azeri government believe that Turkey should not open its borders to Armenia until the Nagorno-Karabakh issue is resolved. Nagorno-Karabakh was a territory in Azerbaijan which Armenia wanted to claim in the early 90s. This led to a war between Armenia and Azerbaijan with Armenia gaining the upper hand after their control of former USSR weapons. Now the Nagorno-Karabakh region is a semi-autonomous state that only Armenia recognizes. This has created a "nation question" issue if you may, such as Cyprus, Tibet, and Northern Iraq. In a response to Turkey's actions before solving this issue, the Azeri government has upped prices of natural gas transfer to Turkey.

Personally I understand Azerbaijan's concerns. I think UN, Russia, and Turkey must do more to resolve this issue. But in this conflict and untrust that has gone for decades, I think making a compromise is the first step in a long term solution. I think Turkey moving to normalize relations with Armenia and opening borders will make the Armenian government more motivated to solve the issue in a proper way. If in over 10 years, facing off and never giving any compromise has not solved the solution, then maybe this time compromise can help both sides.

http://www.theyoungturks.com/story/2009/4/25/182636/005/Diary/Azerbaijan-Increases-Natural-Gas-Prices-to-Turkey



I reckon very shortly the tcs will be sold out from their bros...As I said before the day of reckoning is approaching at lightning speed... :lol:


Karabag Problem between Armenia and Azerbaycan, Normalization of relations between Turkey and Armenia and Cyprus problem r not directly related with each other.

Sooner or later Turkey and Armenia should normalize their relations. On the other hand efforts to solve the Karabagh and Cyprus problem still being carried out by the concerned parties.

It is very normal for Azerbaycanis to feel resented abt the latest developments between Turkey and Armenia. However, their resentment does not help the solution of Karabagh dispute, neither it helps reconciliation of Armenia and Turkey. Actually, how better the relations between Turkey and Armenia that sooner a solution might be found for Karabagh dispute.

It has nothing to do with Cyprus problem and ur day dreams. :lol:


you missed the point titty man....

here it is in a nut shell...

In order for Obama not to declare a genocide the turks, knowing which side of the bread is buttered, started making moves...contrary to what they believe...

the same will happen with Cyprus, coz once again the turks know exactly which side of the bread is buttered...now you get titty man?...

It has everything to do with globalization and capitalization and turkey ain't gonna be left out of the gravy train for the sake of 70k tcs...you dissapoint me titty man in not putting 2 and 2 together and coming with a 4... :lol:

Now what we need is input from the knucklehead and what we will have is the abbott and costello show... :lol:


Contrary to what they believe? :lol: They have always believed in their interests, lamer boomer. Finally Obama found out the right definition for the events and called it "catastrophe". Turkey and Armenia, now should look to the future to maximize their mutual interests as 2 neighbouring countries. Azeris should join too.


So titty man you are confirming that one day according to their interests is to sell you out... :lol:

what Turkey and armenia should do is of no interest...actions speak louder than words...the azeris are pissed of...

And on top of that the azeris should be talking not with the Armenians but with the administration of the azeri occupied areas...why should the Armenians be talking with the Azeris...don't you agree titty man?... :lol:


Yes, lamer boomer. There's a possibility for every political group and country to be sold out for the interests of BIG bros. That possibility includes the so-called RoC, too. :lol:


Unlike you titty man the motherland tried to sell us out with the anan plan but we told them to bugger off...any idea as to why titty man?... :lol:

The so called RoC you say...the same so called RoC that is a member of the EU and keeps Turkey frothing at the mouth...titty man you are a lost cause... :lol: ...titty man you are a lame duck and ready for pl{f}ucking chinese style... :lol:


Is there anybody not knowing how double faced ur motherland politicians? :lol: They talk one way, act other way. Their deep state was in full action, collaborating with the known political groups of so-called RoC to secure a loud no vote to Annan Plan.

Yes, so-called RoC is in EU and we well know why... once Greece was in Asia Minor for example...


And I suppose titty man you can back your allegations with facts... :lol:

anyway this is not about Greece's actions but the actions of your motherland selling you short down the track for the interest of 70 odd million people...
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Re: First Turkish sellout...tcs next

Postby insan » Mon Apr 27, 2009 1:50 am

boomerang wrote:
insan wrote:
boomerang wrote:
insan wrote:
boomerang wrote:
insan wrote:
boomerang wrote:
insan wrote:
boomerang wrote:
Azerbaijan Increases Natural Gas Prices to Turkey

In a protest to Turkey's movement to open its borders and normalize it's relations with Armenia, Azerbaijan has decided to increase the price of natural gas it has been selling to Turkey.


In the last few weeks, especially after Obama's visit to Turkey, the Turkish government has been pushing forward to re-open its borders to Armenia, which had been closed in the early 90s. They have also sent a delegate to Yerevan to engage in diplomacy so that the two nations can normalize their shaky relations. This had drawn large protests from Azerbaijan. The people of Azerbaijan and the Azeri government believe that Turkey should not open its borders to Armenia until the Nagorno-Karabakh issue is resolved. Nagorno-Karabakh was a territory in Azerbaijan which Armenia wanted to claim in the early 90s. This led to a war between Armenia and Azerbaijan with Armenia gaining the upper hand after their control of former USSR weapons. Now the Nagorno-Karabakh region is a semi-autonomous state that only Armenia recognizes. This has created a "nation question" issue if you may, such as Cyprus, Tibet, and Northern Iraq. In a response to Turkey's actions before solving this issue, the Azeri government has upped prices of natural gas transfer to Turkey.

Personally I understand Azerbaijan's concerns. I think UN, Russia, and Turkey must do more to resolve this issue. But in this conflict and untrust that has gone for decades, I think making a compromise is the first step in a long term solution. I think Turkey moving to normalize relations with Armenia and opening borders will make the Armenian government more motivated to solve the issue in a proper way. If in over 10 years, facing off and never giving any compromise has not solved the solution, then maybe this time compromise can help both sides.

http://www.theyoungturks.com/story/2009/4/25/182636/005/Diary/Azerbaijan-Increases-Natural-Gas-Prices-to-Turkey



I reckon very shortly the tcs will be sold out from their bros...As I said before the day of reckoning is approaching at lightning speed... :lol:


Karabag Problem between Armenia and Azerbaycan, Normalization of relations between Turkey and Armenia and Cyprus problem r not directly related with each other.

Sooner or later Turkey and Armenia should normalize their relations. On the other hand efforts to solve the Karabagh and Cyprus problem still being carried out by the concerned parties.

It is very normal for Azerbaycanis to feel resented abt the latest developments between Turkey and Armenia. However, their resentment does not help the solution of Karabagh dispute, neither it helps reconciliation of Armenia and Turkey. Actually, how better the relations between Turkey and Armenia that sooner a solution might be found for Karabagh dispute.

It has nothing to do with Cyprus problem and ur day dreams. :lol:


you missed the point titty man....

here it is in a nut shell...

In order for Obama not to declare a genocide the turks, knowing which side of the bread is buttered, started making moves...contrary to what they believe...

the same will happen with Cyprus, coz once again the turks know exactly which side of the bread is buttered...now you get titty man?...

It has everything to do with globalization and capitalization and turkey ain't gonna be left out of the gravy train for the sake of 70k tcs...you dissapoint me titty man in not putting 2 and 2 together and coming with a 4... :lol:

Now what we need is input from the knucklehead and what we will have is the abbott and costello show... :lol:


Contrary to what they believe? :lol: They have always believed in their interests, lamer boomer. Finally Obama found out the right definition for the events and called it "catastrophe". Turkey and Armenia, now should look to the future to maximize their mutual interests as 2 neighbouring countries. Azeris should join too.


So titty man you are confirming that one day according to their interests is to sell you out... :lol:

what Turkey and armenia should do is of no interest...actions speak louder than words...the azeris are pissed of...

And on top of that the azeris should be talking not with the Armenians but with the administration of the azeri occupied areas...why should the Armenians be talking with the Azeris...don't you agree titty man?... :lol:


Yes, lamer boomer. There's a possibility for every political group and country to be sold out for the interests of BIG bros. That possibility includes the so-called RoC, too. :lol:


Unlike you titty man the motherland tried to sell us out with the anan plan but we told them to bugger off...any idea as to why titty man?... :lol:

The so called RoC you say...the same so called RoC that is a member of the EU and keeps Turkey frothing at the mouth...titty man you are a lost cause... :lol: ...titty man you are a lame duck and ready for pl{f}ucking chinese style... :lol:


Is there anybody not knowing how double faced ur motherland politicians? :lol: They talk one way, act other way. Their deep state was in full action, collaborating with the known political groups of so-called RoC to secure a loud no vote to Annan Plan.

Yes, so-called RoC is in EU and we well know why... once Greece was in Asia Minor for example...


And I suppose titty man you can back your allegations with facts... :lol:

anyway this is not about Greece's actions but the actions of your motherland selling you short down the track for the interest of 70 odd million people...


Keep dreaming and prepare urself for another big frustration. :lol: Beware this time it may cause u a heart attack. :lol:
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Re: First Turkish sellout...tcs next

Postby boomerang » Mon Apr 27, 2009 1:59 am

insan wrote:
boomerang wrote:
insan wrote:
boomerang wrote:
insan wrote:
boomerang wrote:
insan wrote:
boomerang wrote:
insan wrote:
boomerang wrote:
Azerbaijan Increases Natural Gas Prices to Turkey

In a protest to Turkey's movement to open its borders and normalize it's relations with Armenia, Azerbaijan has decided to increase the price of natural gas it has been selling to Turkey.


In the last few weeks, especially after Obama's visit to Turkey, the Turkish government has been pushing forward to re-open its borders to Armenia, which had been closed in the early 90s. They have also sent a delegate to Yerevan to engage in diplomacy so that the two nations can normalize their shaky relations. This had drawn large protests from Azerbaijan. The people of Azerbaijan and the Azeri government believe that Turkey should not open its borders to Armenia until the Nagorno-Karabakh issue is resolved. Nagorno-Karabakh was a territory in Azerbaijan which Armenia wanted to claim in the early 90s. This led to a war between Armenia and Azerbaijan with Armenia gaining the upper hand after their control of former USSR weapons. Now the Nagorno-Karabakh region is a semi-autonomous state that only Armenia recognizes. This has created a "nation question" issue if you may, such as Cyprus, Tibet, and Northern Iraq. In a response to Turkey's actions before solving this issue, the Azeri government has upped prices of natural gas transfer to Turkey.

Personally I understand Azerbaijan's concerns. I think UN, Russia, and Turkey must do more to resolve this issue. But in this conflict and untrust that has gone for decades, I think making a compromise is the first step in a long term solution. I think Turkey moving to normalize relations with Armenia and opening borders will make the Armenian government more motivated to solve the issue in a proper way. If in over 10 years, facing off and never giving any compromise has not solved the solution, then maybe this time compromise can help both sides.

http://www.theyoungturks.com/story/2009/4/25/182636/005/Diary/Azerbaijan-Increases-Natural-Gas-Prices-to-Turkey



I reckon very shortly the tcs will be sold out from their bros...As I said before the day of reckoning is approaching at lightning speed... :lol:


Karabag Problem between Armenia and Azerbaycan, Normalization of relations between Turkey and Armenia and Cyprus problem r not directly related with each other.

Sooner or later Turkey and Armenia should normalize their relations. On the other hand efforts to solve the Karabagh and Cyprus problem still being carried out by the concerned parties.

It is very normal for Azerbaycanis to feel resented abt the latest developments between Turkey and Armenia. However, their resentment does not help the solution of Karabagh dispute, neither it helps reconciliation of Armenia and Turkey. Actually, how better the relations between Turkey and Armenia that sooner a solution might be found for Karabagh dispute.

It has nothing to do with Cyprus problem and ur day dreams. :lol:


you missed the point titty man....

here it is in a nut shell...

In order for Obama not to declare a genocide the turks, knowing which side of the bread is buttered, started making moves...contrary to what they believe...

the same will happen with Cyprus, coz once again the turks know exactly which side of the bread is buttered...now you get titty man?...

It has everything to do with globalization and capitalization and turkey ain't gonna be left out of the gravy train for the sake of 70k tcs...you dissapoint me titty man in not putting 2 and 2 together and coming with a 4... :lol:

Now what we need is input from the knucklehead and what we will have is the abbott and costello show... :lol:


Contrary to what they believe? :lol: They have always believed in their interests, lamer boomer. Finally Obama found out the right definition for the events and called it "catastrophe". Turkey and Armenia, now should look to the future to maximize their mutual interests as 2 neighbouring countries. Azeris should join too.


So titty man you are confirming that one day according to their interests is to sell you out... :lol:

what Turkey and armenia should do is of no interest...actions speak louder than words...the azeris are pissed of...

And on top of that the azeris should be talking not with the Armenians but with the administration of the azeri occupied areas...why should the Armenians be talking with the Azeris...don't you agree titty man?... :lol:


Yes, lamer boomer. There's a possibility for every political group and country to be sold out for the interests of BIG bros. That possibility includes the so-called RoC, too. :lol:


Unlike you titty man the motherland tried to sell us out with the anan plan but we told them to bugger off...any idea as to why titty man?... :lol:

The so called RoC you say...the same so called RoC that is a member of the EU and keeps Turkey frothing at the mouth...titty man you are a lost cause... :lol: ...titty man you are a lame duck and ready for pl{f}ucking chinese style... :lol:


Is there anybody not knowing how double faced ur motherland politicians? :lol: They talk one way, act other way. Their deep state was in full action, collaborating with the known political groups of so-called RoC to secure a loud no vote to Annan Plan.

Yes, so-called RoC is in EU and we well know why... once Greece was in Asia Minor for example...


And I suppose titty man you can back your allegations with facts... :lol:

anyway this is not about Greece's actions but the actions of your motherland selling you short down the track for the interest of 70 odd million people...


Keep dreaming and prepare urself for another big frustration. :lol: Beware this time it may cause u a heart attack. :lol:


So in short you talk the talk but crawl on all fours with ass pointing up in the sky when asked for backing up your allegations... :lol:

Kinda makes my claim titty man you are a lame duck and ready for pl{f}ucking chinese style more credible huh?... :lol:
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Re: First Turkish sellout...tcs next

Postby insan » Mon Apr 27, 2009 2:06 am

boomerang wrote:
insan wrote:
boomerang wrote:
insan wrote:
boomerang wrote:
insan wrote:
boomerang wrote:
insan wrote:
boomerang wrote:
insan wrote:
boomerang wrote:
Azerbaijan Increases Natural Gas Prices to Turkey

In a protest to Turkey's movement to open its borders and normalize it's relations with Armenia, Azerbaijan has decided to increase the price of natural gas it has been selling to Turkey.


In the last few weeks, especially after Obama's visit to Turkey, the Turkish government has been pushing forward to re-open its borders to Armenia, which had been closed in the early 90s. They have also sent a delegate to Yerevan to engage in diplomacy so that the two nations can normalize their shaky relations. This had drawn large protests from Azerbaijan. The people of Azerbaijan and the Azeri government believe that Turkey should not open its borders to Armenia until the Nagorno-Karabakh issue is resolved. Nagorno-Karabakh was a territory in Azerbaijan which Armenia wanted to claim in the early 90s. This led to a war between Armenia and Azerbaijan with Armenia gaining the upper hand after their control of former USSR weapons. Now the Nagorno-Karabakh region is a semi-autonomous state that only Armenia recognizes. This has created a "nation question" issue if you may, such as Cyprus, Tibet, and Northern Iraq. In a response to Turkey's actions before solving this issue, the Azeri government has upped prices of natural gas transfer to Turkey.

Personally I understand Azerbaijan's concerns. I think UN, Russia, and Turkey must do more to resolve this issue. But in this conflict and untrust that has gone for decades, I think making a compromise is the first step in a long term solution. I think Turkey moving to normalize relations with Armenia and opening borders will make the Armenian government more motivated to solve the issue in a proper way. If in over 10 years, facing off and never giving any compromise has not solved the solution, then maybe this time compromise can help both sides.

http://www.theyoungturks.com/story/2009/4/25/182636/005/Diary/Azerbaijan-Increases-Natural-Gas-Prices-to-Turkey



I reckon very shortly the tcs will be sold out from their bros...As I said before the day of reckoning is approaching at lightning speed... :lol:


Karabag Problem between Armenia and Azerbaycan, Normalization of relations between Turkey and Armenia and Cyprus problem r not directly related with each other.

Sooner or later Turkey and Armenia should normalize their relations. On the other hand efforts to solve the Karabagh and Cyprus problem still being carried out by the concerned parties.

It is very normal for Azerbaycanis to feel resented abt the latest developments between Turkey and Armenia. However, their resentment does not help the solution of Karabagh dispute, neither it helps reconciliation of Armenia and Turkey. Actually, how better the relations between Turkey and Armenia that sooner a solution might be found for Karabagh dispute.

It has nothing to do with Cyprus problem and ur day dreams. :lol:


you missed the point titty man....

here it is in a nut shell...

In order for Obama not to declare a genocide the turks, knowing which side of the bread is buttered, started making moves...contrary to what they believe...

the same will happen with Cyprus, coz once again the turks know exactly which side of the bread is buttered...now you get titty man?...

It has everything to do with globalization and capitalization and turkey ain't gonna be left out of the gravy train for the sake of 70k tcs...you dissapoint me titty man in not putting 2 and 2 together and coming with a 4... :lol:

Now what we need is input from the knucklehead and what we will have is the abbott and costello show... :lol:


Contrary to what they believe? :lol: They have always believed in their interests, lamer boomer. Finally Obama found out the right definition for the events and called it "catastrophe". Turkey and Armenia, now should look to the future to maximize their mutual interests as 2 neighbouring countries. Azeris should join too.


So titty man you are confirming that one day according to their interests is to sell you out... :lol:

what Turkey and armenia should do is of no interest...actions speak louder than words...the azeris are pissed of...

And on top of that the azeris should be talking not with the Armenians but with the administration of the azeri occupied areas...why should the Armenians be talking with the Azeris...don't you agree titty man?... :lol:


Yes, lamer boomer. There's a possibility for every political group and country to be sold out for the interests of BIG bros. That possibility includes the so-called RoC, too. :lol:


Unlike you titty man the motherland tried to sell us out with the anan plan but we told them to bugger off...any idea as to why titty man?... :lol:

The so called RoC you say...the same so called RoC that is a member of the EU and keeps Turkey frothing at the mouth...titty man you are a lost cause... :lol: ...titty man you are a lame duck and ready for pl{f}ucking chinese style... :lol:


Is there anybody not knowing how double faced ur motherland politicians? :lol: They talk one way, act other way. Their deep state was in full action, collaborating with the known political groups of so-called RoC to secure a loud no vote to Annan Plan.

Yes, so-called RoC is in EU and we well know why... once Greece was in Asia Minor for example...


And I suppose titty man you can back your allegations with facts... :lol:

anyway this is not about Greece's actions but the actions of your motherland selling you short down the track for the interest of 70 odd million people...


Keep dreaming and prepare urself for another big frustration. :lol: Beware this time it may cause u a heart attack. :lol:


So in short you talk the talk but crawl on all fours with ass pointing up in the sky when asked for backing up your allegations... :lol:

Kinda makes my claim titty man you are a lame duck and ready for pl{f}ucking chinese style more credible huh?... :lol:


Lamer boomy bumsy dumbazzy supposes virtually satisfied. :lol:
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Postby boomerang » Mon Apr 27, 2009 2:16 am

hey titty man either you are juvenile delinquent trying to pass as a pseudo intellectual, I suppose it comes with the territory, or a senile old fool stuck on the pre evolution days... :lol:

In the mean time don't let me stop you from making a fool of yourself...Keep in mind every forum needs a clown... :lol:
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Postby boomerang » Mon Apr 27, 2009 2:21 am

Azerbaijan closes Turkish mosque in Baku

The mosque was built beside the "Turks cemetery" erected in Baku in honour of 1130 Turkish soldiers died fighting withing "Caucasian Islam Army" against Armenian and Russian soldiers that occupied Azerbaijan in 1918.
Sunday, 26 April 2009 13:34
World Bulletin / News Desk

Azerbaijan, which is reacting to Turkey's rapprochement with Armenia, closed a Turkish mosque in Baku, Turkish newspaper Vatan reported.

Also, Azerbaijan decided to raise the price of natural gas it is selling to Turkey.

Azerbaijani police met religious officials after noon prayers at the Baku Martyrs Mosque, built by Turkish Religious Affairs Directorate. Then, they hang a note on the door of the mosque saying, "the mosque is closed for restoration."

Also, the head of the Azerbaijani oil company said, "the raised natural gas prices will be valid as of April 15." Therefore, Azerbaijan will ask Turkey to pay the retrospective difference.

The mosque was built on 28 June, 1995 beside the "Turks cemetery" (Martyrdom) erected in Baku in honour of 1130 Turkish soldiers died fighting withing "Caucasian Islam Army" against Armenian and Russian soldiers that occupied Azerbaijan in 1918.

"Road map"

Last week, Turkey and Armenia have agreed on a comprehensive framework for the normalization of their bilateral relations in a "mutually satisfactory manner".

The agreement between Turkey and Armenia depends on Karabakh even it's not mentioned in the road map.

Acoording to the report, Nagorno-Karabakh problem is not included to the agreement between two countries. Hovewer, it is said the road map, that contains of parallel steps to be taken, depends on Nagorno-Karabakh issue as a "de facto" point.

Turkey closed its border with Armenia in 1993 in support of Azerbaijan after Armenia occupied Nagorno-Karabakh.


And the sparks continue to fly in light of the Turkish sellout... :lol:

tcs are next on the Turkish Radar... :lol:
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Postby insan » Mon Apr 27, 2009 2:25 am

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Azerbaijan closes Turkish mosque in Baku

The mosque was built beside the "Turks cemetery" erected in Baku in honour of 1130 Turkish soldiers died fighting withing "Caucasian Islam Army" against Armenian and Russian soldiers that occupied Azerbaijan in 1918.
Sunday, 26 April 2009 13:34
World Bulletin / News Desk

Azerbaijan, which is reacting to Turkey's rapprochement with Armenia, closed a Turkish mosque in Baku, Turkish newspaper Vatan reported.

Also, Azerbaijan decided to raise the price of natural gas it is selling to Turkey.

Azerbaijani police met religious officials after noon prayers at the Baku Martyrs Mosque, built by Turkish Religious Affairs Directorate. Then, they hang a note on the door of the mosque saying, "the mosque is closed for restoration."

Also, the head of the Azerbaijani oil company said, "the raised natural gas prices will be valid as of April 15." Therefore, Azerbaijan will ask Turkey to pay the retrospective difference.

The mosque was built on 28 June, 1995 beside the "Turks cemetery" (Martyrdom) erected in Baku in honour of 1130 Turkish soldiers died fighting withing "Caucasian Islam Army" against Armenian and Russian soldiers that occupied Azerbaijan in 1918.

"Road map"

Last week, Turkey and Armenia have agreed on a comprehensive framework for the normalization of their bilateral relations in a "mutually satisfactory manner".

The agreement between Turkey and Armenia depends on Karabakh even it's not mentioned in the road map.

Acoording to the report, Nagorno-Karabakh problem is not included to the agreement between two countries. Hovewer, it is said the road map, that contains of parallel steps to be taken, depends on Nagorno-Karabakh issue as a "de facto" point.

Turkey closed its border with Armenia in 1993 in support of Azerbaijan after Armenia occupied Nagorno-Karabakh.


And the sparks continue to fly in light of the Turkish sellout... :lol:

tcs are next on the Turkish Radar... :lol:


Do u bet for having urself had a circumcission if TCs wouldn't be sold out? :lol: :lol:
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Postby boomerang » Mon Apr 27, 2009 2:29 am

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Azerbaijan closes Turkish mosque in Baku

The mosque was built beside the "Turks cemetery" erected in Baku in honour of 1130 Turkish soldiers died fighting withing "Caucasian Islam Army" against Armenian and Russian soldiers that occupied Azerbaijan in 1918.
Sunday, 26 April 2009 13:34
World Bulletin / News Desk

Azerbaijan, which is reacting to Turkey's rapprochement with Armenia, closed a Turkish mosque in Baku, Turkish newspaper Vatan reported.

Also, Azerbaijan decided to raise the price of natural gas it is selling to Turkey.

Azerbaijani police met religious officials after noon prayers at the Baku Martyrs Mosque, built by Turkish Religious Affairs Directorate. Then, they hang a note on the door of the mosque saying, "the mosque is closed for restoration."

Also, the head of the Azerbaijani oil company said, "the raised natural gas prices will be valid as of April 15." Therefore, Azerbaijan will ask Turkey to pay the retrospective difference.

The mosque was built on 28 June, 1995 beside the "Turks cemetery" (Martyrdom) erected in Baku in honour of 1130 Turkish soldiers died fighting withing "Caucasian Islam Army" against Armenian and Russian soldiers that occupied Azerbaijan in 1918.

"Road map"

Last week, Turkey and Armenia have agreed on a comprehensive framework for the normalization of their bilateral relations in a "mutually satisfactory manner".

The agreement between Turkey and Armenia depends on Karabakh even it's not mentioned in the road map.

Acoording to the report, Nagorno-Karabakh problem is not included to the agreement between two countries. Hovewer, it is said the road map, that contains of parallel steps to be taken, depends on Nagorno-Karabakh issue as a "de facto" point.

Turkey closed its border with Armenia in 1993 in support of Azerbaijan after Armenia occupied Nagorno-Karabakh.


And the sparks continue to fly in light of the Turkish sellout... :lol:

tcs are next on the Turkish Radar... :lol:


Do u bet for having urself had a circumcission if TCs wouldn't be sold out? :lol: :lol:


only if you agree to have the thing you pass as a willy cut off in public if you are sold out... :lol: :lol:
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Postby insan » Mon Apr 27, 2009 2:36 am

boomerang wrote:
insan wrote:
boomerang wrote:
Azerbaijan closes Turkish mosque in Baku

The mosque was built beside the "Turks cemetery" erected in Baku in honour of 1130 Turkish soldiers died fighting withing "Caucasian Islam Army" against Armenian and Russian soldiers that occupied Azerbaijan in 1918.
Sunday, 26 April 2009 13:34
World Bulletin / News Desk

Azerbaijan, which is reacting to Turkey's rapprochement with Armenia, closed a Turkish mosque in Baku, Turkish newspaper Vatan reported.

Also, Azerbaijan decided to raise the price of natural gas it is selling to Turkey.

Azerbaijani police met religious officials after noon prayers at the Baku Martyrs Mosque, built by Turkish Religious Affairs Directorate. Then, they hang a note on the door of the mosque saying, "the mosque is closed for restoration."

Also, the head of the Azerbaijani oil company said, "the raised natural gas prices will be valid as of April 15." Therefore, Azerbaijan will ask Turkey to pay the retrospective difference.

The mosque was built on 28 June, 1995 beside the "Turks cemetery" (Martyrdom) erected in Baku in honour of 1130 Turkish soldiers died fighting withing "Caucasian Islam Army" against Armenian and Russian soldiers that occupied Azerbaijan in 1918.

"Road map"

Last week, Turkey and Armenia have agreed on a comprehensive framework for the normalization of their bilateral relations in a "mutually satisfactory manner".

The agreement between Turkey and Armenia depends on Karabakh even it's not mentioned in the road map.

Acoording to the report, Nagorno-Karabakh problem is not included to the agreement between two countries. Hovewer, it is said the road map, that contains of parallel steps to be taken, depends on Nagorno-Karabakh issue as a "de facto" point.

Turkey closed its border with Armenia in 1993 in support of Azerbaijan after Armenia occupied Nagorno-Karabakh.


And the sparks continue to fly in light of the Turkish sellout... :lol:

tcs are next on the Turkish Radar... :lol:


Do u bet for having urself had a circumcission if TCs wouldn't be sold out? :lol: :lol:


only if you agree to have the thing you pass as a willy cut off in public if you are sold out... :lol: :lol:


Agreed. :lol: :lol:
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Postby boomerang » Mon Apr 27, 2009 10:38 am

MESSAGE: PEACE AND TRUTH

A rally was held in New York's Times Square under the title "Stop Armenian lies and commemoration of martyred diplomats". People waved Turkish, Azerbaijani and Turkish Cypriot flags and gave the message of peace and truth

http://haber.turk.net/ENG/2265654/TURKEY-PRESS-SCAN--1-


hehehe...people that live in glass houses shouldn't be throwing stones... :lol:
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