denizaksulu wrote:james_mav wrote:Cem wrote:james_mav wrote:
Ok - so the white flag over Jerusalem cut a little too close to the bone for you, and you're out with the apologies over your tasteless Smyrna joke, not to mention your tasteless Anzac war grave joke.
Well just in case you forgot, here it is again:
Next to those twisted up-turned mustaches those scrawny little Anzacs don't look so tough!
Do turks feel guilty for having lost Palestine, and for the subsequent poor treatment of your co-religionists at the hands of the Israelis?
And you, don't you feel guilty for your poor knowledge of Middle East History ?
Ottomans lost the territory to Britts, who in their turn lost the territory to Israel in 1948. By that time the empire had long finished, and a new Republic of Turkey had been established.
Why turks would feel guilty for the fate of Pali Arabs ?? Why don't you ask this question to wealthy Arab countries who themselves fought against Ottomans for freedom.? Why were they incapable of defending their co-religionists and kinship?
There's no reason for you to worry about my knowledge of Middle East history, Mr. WhiteFlag. The British didn't "lose" palestine, after a half hearted effort, they handed it over to European Zionists (politically speaking there were no Israelis at the time).
If the big bad tough turks hadn't been humbled in battle by the scrawny Anzacs in late 1917 and 1918, the political make up of the levant would be very different, and we all know which country wouldn't be on the map.
The world, every turk, and especially the suffering Palestinians knows of the turkish complicity in their current predicament. And so do you.
Suggested reading. "The Anzacs at Gallipoli and France", by C.E.W. Bean. Australian Journalist. Day-to-day accounts of the war in 7 volumes. Good reading and enlightening insight.
What the hell!