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When will the world realize Turkey is a terrorist Nation.

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Postby runaway » Wed Sep 02, 2009 6:53 am

Kikapu wrote:
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kentish wrote:just read the original post again you stupid tossers.i dont need to disprove anything.if you lot support such idiotic garbage it just says it all about you.tossers.


Some illiterate imbecile posts something nonsensical and that makes everyone else on the forum stupid tossers? Where's the logic in that, you stupid tosser?

That would mean every time runaway posts we'd all have to form an orderly queue at the lobotomy clinic.


The truth be told, The Cypriot, but each time runaway makes a posting, the forum gets "dumb down" a little, followed by YFreak's posts.! :lol:


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Postby YFred » Wed Sep 02, 2009 10:36 am

Kikapu wrote:
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kentish wrote:just read the original post again you stupid tossers.i dont need to disprove anything.if you lot support such idiotic garbage it just says it all about you.tossers.


Some illiterate imbecile posts something nonsensical and that makes everyone else on the forum stupid tossers? Where's the logic in that, you stupid tosser?

That would mean every time runaway posts we'd all have to form an orderly queue at the lobotomy clinic.


The truth be told, The Cypriot, but each time runaway makes a posting, the forum gets "dumb down" a little, followed by YFreak's posts.! :lol:

Yeah but is it True Truth or Normal Truth. Shitfeatures you must make these things clear for the lower classes.

You wouldn't know the truth if it run you over with a steam roller old boy.
How is the floor you are standing on these days? Is it clean and new?
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Re: When will the world realize Turkey is a terrorist Nation

Postby EPSILON » Wed Sep 02, 2009 11:20 am

Christine Toskos wrote:When will the world realize Turkey is a terrorist Nation. Look what I found on the inter-net when Turks decided to murder 4 million Orthodox Christians.

Turkish Prime Minister Sefker Pasha: “The Turks have decided upon a war of extermination against their Christian subjects.”

I sent this quote to President Obama to see why the US look at Turkey as our ally. I watched on BBC yesterday where the president of NATO say that Turkey is doing everything it can to undermine NATO and the allies.

Cyprus is only a pawn in their scheme. Only when the Turks return to Turkmenistan only then will the Eastern Mediterranean ever gain peace.


Turkey is not a terrorist nation. Its just governed by a military / junta regime and this for many many years now.Turkish people just need their freedom from the military.
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Re: When will the world realize Turkey is a terrorist Nation

Postby Oracle » Wed Sep 02, 2009 11:48 am

EPSILON wrote:
Christine Toskos wrote:When will the world realize Turkey is a terrorist Nation. Look what I found on the inter-net when Turks decided to murder 4 million Orthodox Christians.

Turkish Prime Minister Sefker Pasha: “The Turks have decided upon a war of extermination against their Christian subjects.”

I sent this quote to President Obama to see why the US look at Turkey as our ally. I watched on BBC yesterday where the president of NATO say that Turkey is doing everything it can to undermine NATO and the allies.

Cyprus is only a pawn in their scheme. Only when the Turks return to Turkmenistan only then will the Eastern Mediterranean ever gain peace.


Turkey is not a terrorist nation. Its just governed by a military / junta regime and this for many many years now.Turkish people just need their freedom from the military.


Strictly speaking, it could be argued that a country which ethnically cleanses nearly a third of the native population, of another sovereign country, with the uses of terrorising guns, rape, slaughter and replaces them with its own people and 43,000 troops, is EXACTLY that! ... A terrorist nation!
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Postby insan » Wed Sep 02, 2009 12:25 pm

Constantinople fell twice, once to the Latins and finally to the Turks.

It experienced first hand the brutality of the western crusaders who in 1203 had sacked the city in one of the greatest atrocities in history, magnified several-fold by the immense cultural and intellectual loss in what was one of the great centers of world civilization. This shocking act of barbarism surpassed the sacking of Rome by the Goths or the, relatively humane, in comparison, subsequent sacking of Byzantium by the Turks. Here is how it was recorded by one Byzantine historian:

"No one was without a share in the grief. In the alleys, in the streets, in the temples, complaints, weeping, lamentations, grief, the groaning of men, the shrieks of women, wounds, rape, captivity, the separation of those most closely united. Nobles wandered about ignominiously, those of venerable age in tears, the rich in poverty. Thus it was in the streets, on the corners, in the temple, in the dens, for no place remained unassailed or defended the suppliants. All places everywhere were filled full of all kinds of crime. Oh, immortal God, how great the afflictions of the men, how great the distress!"

The Byzantine historian Nicetas Koniates wrote: "even the Muslims are human and well-disposed, compared to those people who carry the cross of Christ on the shoulders"

“Better the Sultan’s turban than the cardinal’s hat”

Posted by: Stavros | 19 June 2009 at 12:55 AM

http://greekodyssey.typepad.com/my_gree ... us-gr.html

Not every Greek is as prejudiced as Oracle... they don't even hate Turks because they r well knowledged Greeks...
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Postby YFred » Wed Sep 02, 2009 1:44 pm

insan wrote:Constantinople fell twice, once to the Latins and finally to the Turks.

It experienced first hand the brutality of the western crusaders who in 1203 had sacked the city in one of the greatest atrocities in history, magnified several-fold by the immense cultural and intellectual loss in what was one of the great centers of world civilization. This shocking act of barbarism surpassed the sacking of Rome by the Goths or the, relatively humane, in comparison, subsequent sacking of Byzantium by the Turks. Here is how it was recorded by one Byzantine historian:

"No one was without a share in the grief. In the alleys, in the streets, in the temples, complaints, weeping, lamentations, grief, the groaning of men, the shrieks of women, wounds, rape, captivity, the separation of those most closely united. Nobles wandered about ignominiously, those of venerable age in tears, the rich in poverty. Thus it was in the streets, on the corners, in the temple, in the dens, for no place remained unassailed or defended the suppliants. All places everywhere were filled full of all kinds of crime. Oh, immortal God, how great the afflictions of the men, how great the distress!"

The Byzantine historian Nicetas Koniates wrote: "even the Muslims are human and well-disposed, compared to those people who carry the cross of Christ on the shoulders"

“Better the Sultan’s turban than the cardinal’s hat”

Posted by: Stavros | 19 June 2009 at 12:55 AM

http://greekodyssey.typepad.com/my_gree ... us-gr.html

Not every Greek is as prejudiced as Oracle... they don't even hate Turks because they r well knowledged Greeks...

Insan, say Baniyamo three times and do the cross on your chest for mentioning the word Constantinople. Whats wrong with Istanbul.
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Postby DT. » Wed Sep 02, 2009 1:57 pm

YFred wrote:
insan wrote:Constantinople fell twice, once to the Latins and finally to the Turks.

It experienced first hand the brutality of the western crusaders who in 1203 had sacked the city in one of the greatest atrocities in history, magnified several-fold by the immense cultural and intellectual loss in what was one of the great centers of world civilization. This shocking act of barbarism surpassed the sacking of Rome by the Goths or the, relatively humane, in comparison, subsequent sacking of Byzantium by the Turks. Here is how it was recorded by one Byzantine historian:

"No one was without a share in the grief. In the alleys, in the streets, in the temples, complaints, weeping, lamentations, grief, the groaning of men, the shrieks of women, wounds, rape, captivity, the separation of those most closely united. Nobles wandered about ignominiously, those of venerable age in tears, the rich in poverty. Thus it was in the streets, on the corners, in the temple, in the dens, for no place remained unassailed or defended the suppliants. All places everywhere were filled full of all kinds of crime. Oh, immortal God, how great the afflictions of the men, how great the distress!"

The Byzantine historian Nicetas Koniates wrote: "even the Muslims are human and well-disposed, compared to those people who carry the cross of Christ on the shoulders"

“Better the Sultan’s turban than the cardinal’s hat”

Posted by: Stavros | 19 June 2009 at 12:55 AM

http://greekodyssey.typepad.com/my_gree ... us-gr.html

Not every Greek is as prejudiced as Oracle... they don't even hate Turks because they r well knowledged Greeks...

Insan, say Baniyamo three times and do the cross on your chest for mentioning the word Constantinople. Whats wrong with Istanbul.



Nothing wrong with either Constantinople or Istanbul. Both are perfectly good Greek names for the city.
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Postby insan » Wed Sep 02, 2009 2:15 pm

YFred wrote:
insan wrote:Constantinople fell twice, once to the Latins and finally to the Turks.

It experienced first hand the brutality of the western crusaders who in 1203 had sacked the city in one of the greatest atrocities in history, magnified several-fold by the immense cultural and intellectual loss in what was one of the great centers of world civilization. This shocking act of barbarism surpassed the sacking of Rome by the Goths or the, relatively humane, in comparison, subsequent sacking of Byzantium by the Turks. Here is how it was recorded by one Byzantine historian:

"No one was without a share in the grief. In the alleys, in the streets, in the temples, complaints, weeping, lamentations, grief, the groaning of men, the shrieks of women, wounds, rape, captivity, the separation of those most closely united. Nobles wandered about ignominiously, those of venerable age in tears, the rich in poverty. Thus it was in the streets, on the corners, in the temple, in the dens, for no place remained unassailed or defended the suppliants. All places everywhere were filled full of all kinds of crime. Oh, immortal God, how great the afflictions of the men, how great the distress!"

The Byzantine historian Nicetas Koniates wrote: "even the Muslims are human and well-disposed, compared to those people who carry the cross of Christ on the shoulders"

“Better the Sultan’s turban than the cardinal’s hat”

Posted by: Stavros | 19 June 2009 at 12:55 AM

http://greekodyssey.typepad.com/my_gree ... us-gr.html

Not every Greek is as prejudiced as Oracle... they don't even hate Turks because they r well knowledged Greeks...

Insan, say Baniyamo three times and do the cross on your chest for mentioning the word Constantinople. Whats wrong with Istanbul.


Baniyamo or Banaiyamu? :lol:
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Postby Oracle » Wed Sep 02, 2009 3:21 pm

insan wrote:Not every Greek is as prejudiced as Oracle... they don't even hate Turks because they r well knowledged Greeks...


If I am prejudiced, hating Turks who have bombed, Napalmed, slaughtered Greek Cypriots, forced them from their homes through the use of terror .... imagine how hateful and evil those Turks must be who actually carry out these things on people. In this context, it is not my "prejudice" which is wrong, but the evil the Turks perpetrate. Anyone who is not "prejudiced" against such behavior, must be, themselves, of evil ascendancy!

You are one of the greatest supporters of this nationalistic state-evil machinery of Turkey ...
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Postby insan » Wed Sep 02, 2009 4:44 pm

Oracle wrote:
insan wrote:Not every Greek is as prejudiced as Oracle... they don't even hate Turks because they r well knowledged Greeks...


If I am prejudiced, hating Turks who have bombed, Napalmed, slaughtered Greek Cypriots, forced them from their homes through the use of terror .... imagine how hateful and evil those Turks must be who actually carry out these things on people. In this context, it is not my "prejudice" which is wrong, but the evil the Turks perpetrate. Anyone who is not "prejudiced" against such behavior, must be, themselves, of evil ascendancy!

You are one of the greatest supporters of this nationalistic state-evil machinery of Turkey ...



Some group of GCs and Greeks did similar atrocious and savage things to Turks and people of other nationalities. Why don't u hate from(those) GCs and Greeks?

Oracle, with such illogical arguemnets; u really make urself an emotional, ridiculous female...
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